What you see in a non-4GL Web page

You can see the generated source for your page in the Source view of the HTML editor. The following example shows the OBJECT element (and some of the PARAM tags) added to the Source view for a Web DataWindow DTC in a non-4GL page. They are wrapped in a METADATA comment:

The sample shows the Source view of the H T M L editor for a Web Data Window DTC in a non 4 G L page. An OBJECT element and some of the PARAM tags display. At top is the comment METADATA TYPE = " Designer Control" startspan.

The code for the DTC includes source and connection information. It calls the Generate method on the server component inside a server script immediately following the closing OBJECT tag and just before the closing METADATA comment:

Shown is a continuation of a sample Source view of the H T M L editor for a Web Data Window DTC in a non 4 G L page. The remainder of the PARAM tags for an object display. The tag < / OBJECT > IS followed by source and connection information and the call web D W dot Generate ( ). At bottom is the comment METADATA TYPE = " Designer Control" endspan.