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UIM is a tag language, as is HTML and XML. They may even have some common origin. I have wished there were a UDA (UIM Design Aid) similar to SDA but there is not. Help and menus are fairly easy to work with from a template, and those can be found in QUSRTOOL. And the Application Display Programming manual is the definitive documentation.

Vern

At 01:03 PM 10/22/2006, you wrote:

You might ask this question on the BPCS-L discussion group since the help
screens and menus in BPCS are written using UIM.  Now I have had no formal
training in UIM.  Seems to me UIM is conceptually similar to HTML except
UIM is simpler than Internet languages.

If there is a particular package your new shop is using, no doubt there is
a discussion list for that.  For the version of BPCS that we are on,
security is not through UIM but a chaotic collection of systems whose
central theme is security by obscurity, but bolt-on is available to make
sense of it all..

>Is anyone here using UIM's to create menus?  I have searched through
>the IBM infocenter and have been unable to find any significant
>documents on the subject.  I recently changed shops and we are
>required to use UIM's to create menus, etc.
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>One thing that I am specifically trying to do is restrict access to
>certain objects and have been told that with UIM's it will remove the
>menu item from displaying if the user does not authority to use that
>object.


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