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1 Information about the development of TEMENOS T24 applications in this document can be published without notice. No part of this document can be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, for any purpose, without explicit written permission from TEMENOS Holdings NV.
Copyright 2008 TEMENOS Holdings NV. All rights are reserved. 2 Table Content Review ... 3 Creating an app... 4 Naming... Step 1 - App Definition... 4 Step 2 - Identify the fields (. FIELDS)... Step 3 Creating artifacts using EB. Dev. HELPER Step 4 Adding Business Logic to The Step 5 Application Creating Data Access
Service Other Considerations Infrastructure Introduction Screen Management Data Management Security Management Function Security Management Function Security Management File History Service Service Logage Operations and Recovery Recovery System Trail Closing Application Business Application
Application 1 - Glossary Appendix 2 - Development Of Artifacts Appendix 3 - Program Flow Application 4 Old Patterns TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 2 of 3 how to develop applications in T24. T24 has an extensive infrastructure that allows for the rapid development of business components. The creation and
maintenance of T24 applications is based on a series of templates that have had numerous incarnations throughout T24's lifetime. Now, in its fourth iteration, this document details how applications are created step by step. To understand the genesis of patterns, check out older Templates. This document does not
explain the process of the previous release of templates referred to Template Programming V3. T24 is based on the connection between the data fields on the screen and the data fields in the file. The only way to enter data into T24 is through APPLICATION, which records the data entered and stores it in a bound file,
field by field. There are the following stereotypes: The application allows full T24 functionality: data entry, authorization, deletion, history recovery, etc., for example, CUSTOMER Display is used to simply view data in a file supported by the system, not by a user, such as STMT. UTIMANE ENTRY allows you to enter data
and verification functions that initiate a process, such as the ENQUIRY. REPORT, which records the selection criteria for the request and then the audit builds the report and spools it. The TEMENOS T24 user manual page 3 of 34 4 The creation of an application called the app name should be meaningful, should give
some idea of its purpose and should be pre-recorded by the application product code, where the product code should exist on THE EB. PRODUCT, for example, CR. Campaign. DEFINITION, PW. RELATED: Note may not exceed 40 characters, allowing the addition of a company and $NAU or $HIS suffix. Step 1 - - The
first step for the app, when deciding on the product and the app's name, is to identify the properties of the app's high level. The TEMPLATE example, which comes with each release of T24, contains properties for the app. While there are support tools to build new applications, this section explains the mechanics behind
the GUI. Property Example Explanation is the name CR. Campaign. OPPORTUNITY The full name of the app, including the product console. Should be the same as the title app Title Campaign Opportunities Screen title stereotype H See Stereotypes product CR Product app. Must be a record on EB. PRODUCT by-
product CAMPAIGN Subproduct app. Must be a record on EB. Sub. CLASSIFICATION PRODUCT INT See Classify systemclearfile Y Flag to indicate if the file needs to be cleared when you start the SYSTEM. I see. FILES utility. Must be installed on YES for any transitional (i.e. financial) relatedfiles ispostclosingfile
CUSTOMER CR applications. Campaign. DEFINITION Space, a delimitated list of related files. Used to create a Y data model or a blank. You only need it when the app is required to use Post Closing. Usually it should be left empty. EQUATORIAL CR. CD Is used to create an insert for an app that contains the equated
name of the idprefix CRCD field if the set is called EB. FORMAT.ID to obtain link style keys to temenOS T24 User Guide Page 4 of the 34 5 blocked space trigger features a delimited list of features that are not allowed on the app used as a trigger field to handle operations. Contact operations. Below is the actual code
showing the above settings: Table.name and 'CR. Campaign. OPPORTUNITY' Table.title - Таблица 'Campaign Opportunities'.stereotype - 'H' Table.product - 'CR' Table.subProduct - 'CAMPAIGN' Table.classification - 'INT' Table.systemClearFile - 'Y' Table.relatedFiles - 'CUSTOMER CR. Campaign. DEFINITION'
Table.isPostClosingFile - 'Table.equatePrefix - 'CR. CO' - Table.idPrefix - 'CRCO' Table.blockedFunctions - ''Table.triggerField' Stereotypes There are three stereotypes to choose from depending on the type of application program: Type of application (H or U) Display (L) Utility (W) Description used for all standard input
programs to maintain live, unauthorized and file history. This template is also used for programs like U that have a live and unauthorized file but don't have a history file. Used to display a non-input/live file used for standard input without an unauthorized file and verification function to perform special application stereotype
procedures decides which files will be created and used. There are three files that can be created: 1. file is a live file or authorized file and has no suffix. 2. Unauthorized file is $NAU and or changed before it was allowed. 3. The history file is suffed out $HIS and contains images of the record before each change. The
user enters or makes changes to the data in an unauthorized file. The other user must then view the data and authorize it, after which it will be moved from an unauthorized file to a live file. The existing record in the live file moves to the history file. The infrastructure handles all readings and records of these files.
TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 5 of 34 6 Classification There are three main classification applications: Classification Detailed Information INT Installation - This covers files like COMPANY, USER, LANGUAGE where only one version of the file will exist regardless of the number of CUS Client companies - for files
where data can be shared between companies. First of all static information and tables. FIN Financial - for files that contain financial level information (amounts, balances, etc.) where data cannot be transferred to other companies. For further explanations and a full list of classifications, please contact FILE. CONTROL
help text. Non Stop Processing Application can be enabled by NS by installing a total C$NS variable. Operation. Value Value ALL Full Non Stop Operation Giving NS module is set by new trades allowed in NS mode only providing the NS module is installed NOD Nonstop entry is allowed with the NS module (for
applications such as PGM. FILE, BATCH, etc.) No NS operation is allowed if the application does not allow NS there is no need to specify it as zero. This allows local developments to be non-stop if necessary. For more information on nonstop processing, visit the nonstop user's guide. TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 6
of 34 7 Step 2 - Identify Fields (. FIELDS) By identifying the properties of a high-level application, the next step is to identify the fields in which the application is entered. Each application must have the appropriate definition of the subprogramme field. The name of this routine is the full name of an application with
suffix.fields, such as CR. Campaign. Possibility. Fields. The new.fields routine should be based on TEMPLATE. The FIELDS template that comes as part of the release. Once identified, save and compose your.fields routines. The standard API table has the following field-defining methods: Table.addField Add a field with
standard Table data types.addFieldDefinition Add field using F, N and T Style Table.addFieldWithEbLookup Add field with virtual Table table.defineId Identify field ID Field.setCheckFile Add a check file on the Table.setAuditosispoint Box. Examples of use are below and can also be found in TEMPLATE. рутина FIELDS:
CALL Table.defineId (MESSAGE.ID, T24_String) CALL Table.addField (TO. ДАО, T24_String,) ЗОВ ЗОВ 1, : FM : Y_,) CALL Field.setCheckFile (DEPT. Acct. OFFICER) CALL Table.addField (XX. MESSAGE, T24_Text.Field_Mandatory,) CALL Table.addField (DATE. READ, T24_Date,Field_NoInput,) CALL
Table.addField (TO. CUSTOMER, T24_Customer, ) CALL Table.setAuditPosition TEMENOS T24 Custom page 7 of 34 8 field settings Each field is determined by five settings 1. Field names and group 2. Field length 3. Field type 4. File check there are also appropriate variables to determine the parameters for the
identifier record. Standard APIs hide the complexity of these elements, but it's important to understand the basic mechanism that is used to use the full flexibility of field definitions. When identifying arrays, you need to use a variable increments, to refer to an array element. Thus, fields can be added later without having to
overthep all other array assignments. Variable V is an important common variable used to hold the number of fields in the recording, and should be set at 9 euros for input applications and for displaying only applications (where the last field defined in the 'F' array). If standard APIs were used instead of directly
manipulating the array, this is achieved using the Table.setAuditPosition method. Field names and grouping of the F array is a sized array used to determine the name of the field associated with each field, and whether the field is a single value, multi-valuable, or sub-valuable. The corresponding variable for the record ID
is ID.F. The record ID should be the same price. The NB maximum field name size is 18 characters, which includes any multifunctional definitions. One valuable field Each array item is assigned a string of text that will be used on the screen to mark the field. This can be up to 18 alphabetical characters and should not
include spaces. The first two characters cannot be 'XX', such as ID. F and CHARGE. CODE 'F (I) - CHARGE. Type Multidimensional fields Any field (except the record ID) can be multidimensional. They can be separate multifunctional fields; because of the language code or part of a group of areas whose multifunctional
values are always related to each other. Individual multidimensional fields are defined by installing an 'F' table element on 'XX.' with the subsequent field name, such as F (I) and XX. They are defined by the installation of an 'F' table element on 'XX. LL', followed by a field name, such as F (I) - XX. Ll. On DESCRIPTION
Multi Value Associated Fields Associate Groups are defined by the installation of a third 'F' tables for the first association field, 'for intermediate fields' and ''gt;' for the last related associated XX<CURRENCY' == 'xx-charge.rate'= temenos= t24= user= guide= page= 8= of= 34= 9='XX-LOWER. LIMIT' ==
'xx=>ВЕРХНИЙ. LIMIT' Sub ценные поля Любое многомерное поле может быть суб-оценено. Они могут быть определены индивидуально или как ассоциации по суб-значениям в рамках каждого мульти-значения. Одно оцененные поля или идентификаторы записей не могут быть оценены по
субимму. Субвалюы определяются так же, как и мульти-значения, за исключением символов от 4 до 6 элементов таблицы 'F' используются вместо символов от 1 до 3. ХХ <CURRENCY' ==></CURRENCY'> <CHARGE. RATE' = 'XX-XX-LOWER. LIMIT' = 'XX>XX>UPPER. LIMIT' TEMENOS
T24 User Guide Page 9 of 34 10 Field Length The 'N' array is a dimensioned array that defines the maximum and minimum length of each field. The corresponding variable for the record id is ID.N. The element is assigned with three sub-fields separated by a. : Sub-field 1 This parameter defines the maximum length that
will be allowed on input for the field or for each multivalue or sub-value if applicable, e.g. N(Z)= 35 This field can have a maximum of 35 characters If the number is prefixed by 0 (e.g. 035) then leading zeroes will not be removed. If it is prefixed by a leading space then spaces will not be trimmed; if it is not prefixed by a
leading space, all leading, trailing and multiple spaces removed. Sub-field 2 This parameter defines the minimum length that will be allowed on input for the field or for each multivalue or sub-value if applicable. Null, space or zero defines that the field is optional. If the field is mandatory, this should be set to a value of 1
(as some languages assign significant meaning to one character, and putting an arbitrary length is pointless) Sub-field 3 Although this field is no longer used, the definition is included here for completeness. Older versions of the template defined a CHECK. FIELDS extension to do field level validation. However, with the
move to a stateless architecture, this feature is irrelevant. Where this parameter is set to 'C' special editing as coded in the CHECK. FIELDS routine will be performed. Examples: '10' '10.1' Up to 10 characters allowed, no special editing will be done. Optional. Between 1 and 10 characters allowed, no special editing will be
done. '006.6.C' Input must be 6 characters. Leading zeros will not be removed and the field will be subject to processing by the CHECK. FIELDS routine. 35..C' Up to 35 characters of input will be accepted, leading spaces, trailing spaces and duplicated embedded spaces will be removed. For example, the keyed input
'LLOYDS BANK PLC' will be edited to 'LLOYDS BANK PLC.' Null will be accepted and the input will be subject to FIELD. CHECKS. TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 10 of 34 11 Field Type The 'T' array is a dimensioned array that defines additional editing to be carried out when data is input in the fields. The variable for
the record id is ID.T. Each element consists of a dynamic array. The == 'xx-xx-lower.limit'='XX>XX>UPPER. LIMIT' temenos= t24= user= guide= page= 9= of= 34= 10= field= length= the= 'n'= array= is= a= dimensioned= array= that= defines= the= maximum= and= minimum= length= of= each= field.= the=
corresponding= variable= for= the= record= id= is= id.n.= the= element= is= assigned= with= three= sub-fields= separated= by= a.= := sub-field= 1= this= parameter= defines= the= maximum= length= that= will= be= allowed= on= input= for= the= field= or= for= each= multivalue= or= sub-value= if= applicable ,= e.g.=
n(z)=35 this= field= can= have= a= maximum= of= 35= characters= if= the= number= is= prefixed= by= 0= (e.g.= 035)= then= leading= zeroes= will= not= be= removed.= if= it= is= prefixed= by= a= leading= space= then= spaces= will= not= be= trimmed;= if= it= is= not= prefixed= by= a= leading= space,= all= leading,=
trailing= and= multiple= spaces= removed.= sub-field= 2= this= parameter= defines= the= minimum= length= that= will= be= allowed= on= input= for= the= field= or= for= each= multivalue= or= sub-value= if= applicable.= null,= space= or= zero= defines= that= the= field= is= optional.= if= the= field= is= mandatory,=
this= should= be= set= to= a= value= of= 1= (as= some= languages= assign= significant= meaning= to= one= character,= and= putting= an= arbitrary= length= is= pointless)= sub-field= 3= although= this= field= is= no= longer= used,= the= definition= is= included= here= for= completeness.= older= versions= of= the=
template= defined= a= check.fields= extension= to= do= field= level= validation.= however ,= with= the= move= to= a= stateless= architecture,= this= feature= is= irrelevant.= where= this= parameter= is= set= to= 'c'= special= editing= as= coded= in= the= check.fields= routine= will= be= performed.= examples:= '10'=
'10.1'= up= to= 10= characters= allowed,= no= special= editing= will= be= done.= optional.= between= 1= and= 10= characters= allowed,= no= special= editing= will= be= done.= '006.6.c'= input= must= be= 6= characters.= leading= zeros= will= not= be= removed= and= the= field= will= be= subject= to= processing= by=
the= check.fields= routine.= 35..c'= up= to= 35= characters= of= input= will= be= accepted,= leading= spaces,= trailing= spaces= and= duplicated= embedded= spaces= will= be= removed.= for= example,= the= keyed= input= 'lloyds= bank= plc'= will= be= edited= to= 'lloyds= bank= plc.' = null= will= be= accepted= and=
the= input= will= be= subject= to= field.checks.= temenos= t24= user= guide= page= 10= of= 34= 11= field= type= the= 't'= array= is= a= dimensioned= array= that= defines= additional= editing= to= be= carried= out= when= data= is= input= in= the= fields.= the= corresponding= variable= for= the= record= id= is= id.t.=
each= element= consists= of= a= dynamic= array.= = 'XX-XX-LOWER. LIMIT' = 'XX>XX>UPPER. LIMIT' TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 9 of 34 10 Field Length The 'N' array is a dimensioned array that defines the maximum and minimum length of each field. The corresponding variable for the record id is ID.N.
The element is assigned with three sub-fields separated by a. : Sub-field 1 This parameter defines the maximum length that will be allowed on input for the field or for each multivalue or sub-value if applicable, e.g. N(Z)= 35 This field can have a maximum of 35 characters If the number is prefixed by 0 (e.g. 035) then
leading zeroes will not be removed. If it is prefixed by a leading space then spaces will not be trimmed; if it is not prefixed by a leading space, all leading, trailing and multiple spaces removed. Sub-field 2 This parameter defines the minimum length that will be allowed on input for the field or for each multivalue or sub-
value if applicable. Null, space or zero defines that the field is optional. If the field is mandatory, this should be set to a value of 1 (as some languages assign significant meaning to one character, and putting an arbitrary length is pointless) Sub-field 3 Although this field is no longer used, the definition is included here for
completeness. Older versions of the template defined a CHECK. FIELDS extension to do field level validation. However, with the move to a stateless architecture, this feature is irrelevant. Where this parameter is set to 'C' special editing as coded in the CHECK. FIELDS routine will be performed. Examples: '10' '10.1' Up
to 10 characters allowed, no special editing will be done. Optional. Between 1 and 10 characters allowed, no special editing will be done. '006.6.C' Input must be 6 characters. Leading zeros will not be removed and the field will be subject to processing by the CHECK. FIELDS routine. 35..C' Up to 35 characters of input
will be accepted, leading spaces, trailing spaces and duplicated embedded spaces will be removed. For example, the keyed input 'LLOYDS BANK PLC' will be edited to 'LLOYDS BANK PLC.' Null will be accepted and the input will be subject to FIELD. CHECKS. TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 10 of 34 11 Field Type
The 'T' array is a dimensioned array that defines additional editing to be carried out when data is input in the fields. The corresponding variable for the record id is ID.T. Each element consists of a dynamic array. The > </CURRENCY'> </CURRENCY'> The field determines the name of the routine for the call
to perform specific editing to enter the data. Fields 3, 4 and 5 are used to determine display masks, input restrictions, and location of displays, respectively. Other fields define parameters that are used in a way that is specific to a specific verification routine and is described later in this section. The use of fields 1, 3, 4 and
5 is described here: Field 1 Is a regular name for each routine called 'IN2suffix'. This box contains a 'suffix', and can be empty to call IN2. Below is a summary of the so-called IN2 procedures that are available in T24. For more information, please contact in the IN2 Routines user manual. Type of account number Alphabet
Alphanumeric Any symbol Amount Company Code Customer Currency Code Customer Date Frequency Mnemonic Numeric Program Range Range Speed Security Specific Values Swift Symbols Version of Ruthin IN2ACC,IN2. ACCD,IN2ALL,IN2ANT,IN2INT IN2AAA,IN2SSS IN2A,IN2AA,IN2SS IN2ANY IN2AMT
IN2COM IN2CCY,IN2. CCYD IN2CUS IN2D,IN2. ACCD,IN2. CCYD,IN2. D,IN2YM,IN2. YM,IN2FQU IN2FQU IN2MME IN2, IN2R IN2PG,IN2PV IN2R IN2SEC IN2SS,IN2SSS IN2PV TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 11 of 34 12 Field 3 Defines Entry Restrictions and May Be Any of the following Values: Null NOINPUT
NOCHANGETERN EX Description Entry will be accepted under any circumstances (subject to editing and security restrictions, etc.). Entry will never be allowed entry will not be allowed once the entry has been authorized entry will never be allowed, and the field will be cleared by the copy function of Field 4 This box is
used to identify the mask for entering and editing the display. The mask format is usually used by BASIC FMT. The special mask is used by modes that edit dates (see section describing these specific IN2 procedures). Field 5 Determines the rationale for the display, Null - Left acquitted, R - right justified. Field 7 Fields,
which will be removed when the default shapes are content after entering this field, when more than one field has defined VM - Field 8 determines the limitations on multivalent fields. When using the setting must be specified for the first field in the association and can be set to the following values: 'NOMODIFY' - No
changes allowed to the association 'NODELETE' - No removal allowed association 'NOEXPAND' - No extension allowed association field 9 'Hot field' properties for the browser: 'HOT. Field field testing will be conducted on this 'HOT' field. VALIDATE' Check box verification will be performed on all fields (equiv. to the
press of the browser 'Validate') TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 12 of 34 13 Virtual Tables Concept virtual tables has been added to prevent the growth of the number of simple tables that are delivered in T24 that only serve to provide a list of options that Temenos can not hard code , such as statuses, titles, etc. A new
table for each of them, a virtual table can be defined. Virtual. Table. THE LIST IS 'VIRTUAL'. Table. THE LIST IS VIRTUAL. TABLE 'CALL EB. Search. THE LIST (VIRTUAL. Table. LIST) Virtual variable. Table. LIST can be used to directly fill the T array directly: T (I) - VIRTUAL. Table. LIST List from EB. LOOKUP Actual
elements for a virtual table are defined on a single table called EB. Search. The key to this table is VIRTUAL. TABLE. NAME-REAL. KEY, for example, EB. STATUS IS COMPLETE. The list fills the second T-array field, so the list of options available to the user is available to the user without having to use a dropout. Fbm
LOOKUP contains additional fields in the structure of a pair of name values that can be used to hech parameters information. Refer to the help text on EB. LOOKUP for more information. An operating clause has been added to determine the OPERATION style fields. The concept is that the trigger field is used to
determine what you're doing, and depending on this, certain fields in the application will be available for input, while others won't enter. This concept has been in T24 applications for some time (e.g. LC and PD modules) and support has now been added to the template. First, the field must be defined, which contains
parameters, and should be called OPERATION No. 1; F (I) - SURGERY; N (I) - 35; T -- ; T (K) - 'ACCEPT_REJECT' Table.Trigger property is used to store which field will act as a trigger for the operation process, and must be installed on the leveled field name: Table.Trigger and MY. Application. OPERATION there are
two more properties that are used to control which fields will be available for input, and which fields will be installed without input. Each property takes the value of the sign (VM) a delimited list of fields. Take. Fields. NEUNPUT AND MINE. Application. Reject. DATE : VM: MINE. Application. Reject. REASON TO REJECT.
Fields. THE ENTRANCE AND MINE. Application. Reject. DATE : VM: MINE. Application. Reject. REASON to take No. 1 to reject No. 2 Table.inputtableFields Fields. INPUT Table.noInputFields Fields. NOINPUT In the EXAMPLE of the REJECT field above. DATA and ANSWER. REASON will not be entered when THE
ACCEPT operation is selected, all other fields will behave as defined in the T. When THE REJECT operation is selected, only REJECT. DATA and ANSWER. REASON fields will be available to enter all the others will not be entering. If both properties are configured for the operation, C_NOINPUTS is not ignored. NB If
we process the NOINPUTS list, any field that is already defined as NOINPUT, NOCHANGE, etc. will retain this definition to prevent the introduction of Fields, etc.! Variables accept and reject the reference to positions in the list of permitted operations (T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 13 of 34 14 CHECKFILE Array This array is a sized array that identifies the look-ups file that will run with the
data. Entrance. The corresponding variable for the ID is the ID. CHECKFILE. For new applications, you should use the Field.setCheckFile API, and the information here is to link to old apps built before the new APIs were available. So, DON'T use the CHECKFILE array for new apps. Processing the verification file will
check the input as having an existing record in the file, and will receive the specified field of that recording, which is then displayed as enrichment next to the entered field. The verification file table elements are a dynamic array that is configured as follows: Field 1 File Application Name, such as CUSTOMER. Field 2 Is
the number of fields that must be returned as enrichment or used as an identifier for the next file you read. This should be the file name identified in the corresponding file layout for the verification file. Field 3 This field is used to determine 4 additional parameters. They are separated '.' and should be assigned as follows:
Subfields 1, 2 and 3 Null. These are not used for fields. Subfield 4 'D' ID is associated with the date, and the record with the last date must be used. Date in YYYYMMDD format. 'YM' As for 'D', but the date is in YYYYMM format. the date is not used. Example To encourage reuse, check the definition of files for tables to
be identified in the initialization section of the.fields, and then links later. Chk. SCORE - SCORE: FM : AC. Short. TITLE: FM :L CHECKFILE (I) - CHK. ACCOUNT TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 14 of the 34 15 standard fields All new applications must identify a set of reserved fields that can be used to add additional
fields to the app without having to change the layout of the data. You should add ten reserved fields whose names must be RESERVED.1, etc. Standard API for this: Table.addReservedField (field) Below are the settings of the F, N and T array for use in old templates: No1 ; F (I) - RESERVED.10; N (I) - 35; T -- ;
'NOINPUT' All applications must contain LOCAL. The REF field. This allows T24 customers to add user-defined fields to the app. Standard API for this: Table.addLocalReferenceField Below are the settings of the F, N and T array for use in older templates: No.1 ; F.S.) - XX. Local. REF ; N (I) - 35; T (W) - And all
applications must have a storage field for overrides. Even if your app doesn't currently use override processing (link to the Business Logic Addition section), it's likely that this will happen in the future. Standard API for this: Table.addOverrideField Below are the settings of the F, N and T array for use in older templates:
No.1; F.S.) - XX. OVERRIDE; N (I) - 35; T -- ; T - 'NOINPUT' applications that enhance accounting records must identify the field for retention of login identifiers that have been raised. This should be the last field you define. Standard API for this: Below are the settings of the F, N and T array for use in old templates:
No.1; F.S.) - XX. STTM. NOS ; N (I) - 35; T -- ; T (I) - 'NOINPUT' apps that enhance delivery events should identify a field for shipping links. The default name of this field should be DELIVERY. REF, although you may need to have multiple fields to link to shipping for multiple stakeholders. Standard API for this:
Table.addDeliveryReferenceField Below are the settings of the F, N and T array for use in older templates: No.1 ; F.S.) - XX. Delivery. REF ; N (I) - 35; T -- ; T (I) -'lt;'3'gt; 'NOINPUT' Contact the API table documentation for more information about the API to add these standard fields. TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 15
of 34 16 Sample Field Types API Below if example is a list of field types using the API table - Definition of a key CALL Table.defineId (TABLE.ID, T24_String) Standard numerical field CALL Table.addField (NUMERIC, T24_Numeric, , ) See also T24_Big_String CALL Table.addField (ALFA, T24_String, , , ) - text field
CALL Table.addField (TEXT, T24_Text, , , , ) - limited options CALL Table.addYesNoField (YES.OR.NO, , ) CALL Table.addOptionsField (LIST, OPTION1_OPTION2_OPTION3 LOOKUP MOOD, , ) - THE field CUSTOMER CALL Table.addField (CUSTOMER.NO, T24_Customer, , ) - THE field of account CALL
Table.addField (ACCOUNT.NO, T24_Account, , ) - Only internal accounts CALL Table.addField (INTERNAL.NO, T24_InternalAccount, , ) - Currency field CALL Table.addField (CURRENCY, T24_String, , ) CALL Field.setCheckFile ('CURRENCY) AMT', 'CURRENCY', Field_AllowNegative,' AMT', 'CURRENCY', ', ', ' -
Field of the category CALL Table.addField (CATEGORY, T24_Numeric, , ) CALL Field.setCheckFile ('CATEGORY') - Delivery Field Ref CALL Table.addDeliveryReferenceField - Example of a block of reserved fields - CALL Table.addReservedField ('RESERVED.10') CALL Table.addReservedField
('RESERVED.1')LocalReferenceField CALL Table.addOverrideField - CALL Table.addNumbersField - CALL Table.setAuditPosition TEMENOS T24 User Page Page 16 of 34 Types of 17 Examples of Array if an example of a list of field types showing arrays F, N, and T. Identify a key ID. F and BLANK.ID; Id. N - 35; Id. T
- A No.0 Standard No. F (I) - NUMBER; N (I) - 35; T.S.) Alpha numerical. See also AA, AAA, S, SS SSS No 1; F (I) - ALPHA; N (I) - 35; T (S) - A - text box number 1; F.S.) - XX. TEXT; N (I) - 35; T(S) - A; T (I) - TEXT - Limited Options No.1; F (I) - LIST; N (I) - 35; T -- ; T.S.) - OPTION1_OPTION2_OPTION3 - List from
EB. LOOKUP No1 ; </2></7></3></3>Virtual. THE TABLE N (I) - 35; T-Z - VIRTUAL. Table. LIST - FIELD CLIENT No.1; F (I) - CUSTOMER; N (I) - 35; T -- CUS; CHECKFILE (I) - CHK. CLIENT - Account Field No.1; F (I) - ACCOUNT; N (I) - 35; T.S.) ACC; CHECKFILE (I) - CHK. COUNT - Only
internal accounts No.1; F (I) - INNER. THE SCORE N (I) - 35; T(T) - ANT; CHECKFILE (I) - CHK. SCORE - Currency field No.1; F (I) - CURRENCY; N (I) - 35; T (C) - CCY; CHECKFILE (I) - CHK. CURRENCY - Allows all amounts No. 1; F (I) - SUM; N (I) - 35; T (W) - AMT; T(T) T'lt.2.2- MY. Application. CURRENCY;
Only positive amounts No.1; F.S.) -POSITIVE. THE AMOUNT N (I) - 35; T (W) - AMT; T'lt; T'lt.2.2- MY. Application. CURRENCY - Category 1 field; F (I) - CATEGORY; N (I) - 35; T -- ; CHECKFILE (I) - CHK. FORDYST - Delivery field ref No.1; F.S.) - XX. Delivery. REF ; N (I) - 35; T -- ; T (I) - NOINPUT - Example of a
block of reserved fields No.1; F (I) - RESERVED.10; N (I) - 35; T -- ; T(T) - NOINPUT No.1; F (I) - RESERVED.1; N (I) - 35; T -- ; T(T) - NOINPUT - 1 euro; F.S.) - XX. Local. REF ; N (I) - 35; T (S) - A No.1; F.S.) - XX. OVERRIDE; N (I) - 35; T -- ; T(T) - NOINPUT - 1 euro; F.S.) - XX. STTM. NOS ; N (I) - 35; T (I) - - V - 9
TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 17 of 34 18 Step 3 Creating Artifacts using EB. Dev. EB ASSISTANT. Dev. HELPER is a standard utility that creates all the artifacts needed to run an application in T24. The key to the recording is the app you're working on, and after checking, you'll do a number of things if the field is
tagged PGM. FILE FILE. CONTROL INSERT creates PGM. File records based on information installed in the property array are created by FILE. The CONTROL record, based on information installed in the property array, creates a insert file (I_F.MY. APPLICATION), which contains the equivalent names of the field.
Uses a set-top box defined in EQUATE. СВОЙСТВО PREFIX CREATE. FILE creates physical database files using EBS. Create. FILE UPDATE. SS CREATE. Das. PGMS Updates / Creates a STANDARD. SELECTION record through OFS and sets UP REBUILD. Sys. FLAG FIELDS for Y creates DAS elements in BP
for application: DAS.application I_DAS.application I_DAS.application.NOTES If the table is defined.equatePrefix, then EB. SYSTEM.ID record will be created if it doesn't exist yet. NB After creating these artifacts still have to be sent with your code. Eb. Dev. HELPER simply helps the developer create the elements. The
TEMENOS T24 18 user guide page of 18 of 34 19 Step 4 Adding Business Logic to the T24 app allows you to add extensions to customize your app. This section details the available extension points and their goals. For more information on how and when expansion points are triggered, к программе приложения Flow.
Каждая точка расширения</3> </3> </3> </3> </2,2> </2,1> </2,2> </2,1> </2,1> appropriate template that comes as part of the T24 release and is prefixed by TEMPLATE, such as TEMPLATE.ID TEMPLATE. RECORD, etc., as well as toDO code examples and hints are
included in these templates. For more information about coding conventions and standards, please contact the User's Programming Standards Guide. In order to use the extension point, the only procedure required was to be in place. Expansion Check ID Check Recording Cross Check Field Definitions Redefines
Delivery Preview Basic Processing Job, which should be done in authorization Check function work routine (type W only) Default Field Initial Suffic ID RECORD, WHAT THE FORECAST PROCESS EPISION NISING INITIALISE You must write a.fields routine for field definitions for W types. INITIALISE) This section
should be used to perform any initialization that should only be done after the application has been first entered. Typically, this includes opening files and reading the recording settings in general. Function verification (. FUNCTION) May need to prohibit certain functions for a particular application or perform special
checks if such functions are undertaken. The verification feature is blocked unless the app stereotype is a utility (W). Unconditional functional blocks can be installed in Table.blockedFunctions property. Apps should support all functions, but there may be circumstances that prevent certain functions from performing.
TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 19 of 34 20 If you want to block the feature, an error message should be installed on EB-FUNT. Not. Allowed. APP, which is the key to the error in EB. APPLYING AN ERROR. This procedure is called immediately after the record ID is in place and any special editing of the record ID is
available here. Transaction link style identifiers can be verified with EB. FORMAT.ID simply by installing a Table.idPrefix property. The value entered will be in the ID. New functions. If you find an error that requires the identifier to re-enter, assign an error message to E, and again the error should be the key to EB.
ERROR RECORD. For rules and examples of determining the key to EB. ERROR is defined in T24 programming standards, such as APPL.ID FIELD (ID. NEW,',',,'1) IN2PV (ID). N,PV:FM:HULWD) ; - there should be a valid version or app, if it is not a valid version or application, it should be 'SYSTEM' if ETEXT is zlt and
ID. NEW YORK THEN: E and ETEXT; If any of them, then the ETEXT and 'END' error Note that at the moment the record has not been Any check that requires a record check record (. RECORD) The recording was read from the file when this section is performed, and any special recording editing can be done here.
The record will be assigned to one or more fields If you find a condition that requires the identifier to be re-entered, the message should be assigned E. Also allows you to block the function, given the status of the record, for example, not to allow input after payment. Again, control this by installing E. You can change the
N and T arrays of the application in this section (for example, to make certain fields without input based on certain criteria), however this is not recommended. Instead, consider using NOCHANGE fields and/or trigger field functionality. TEMENOS T24 20 user guide page 20 of 34 21 Checks. VALIDATE) This section will
only be performed when the F5 key function has been entered and V$FUNCTION is me or C. It must contain all the code required to fully verify the entry or change the record. R.NEW will contain the entry as input or changed during the current transaction, R.NEW. LAST will keep the record as it was before any input or
changes were made and R.OLD will contain the record as it currently stands on a live file. Fields can be mistakenly tagged by an appropriate error message by calling STORE. The end. ERROR with AF, AV and AS set to determine the field of offenses and ETEXT to post, the key to EB. APPLYING AN ERROR. The
section usually processs all the recording fields so that the user can see all the errors in one attempt. However, some cross-checking will make it useless to check further fields if the associated fields are in error. The decision on how to handle cross-checking should depend on the application. Keep in mind that this
procedure will be called for DELETE and REVERSE as well. Check V$FUNCTION to determine what is being called. You should never update files in this routine. Override processing (. OVERRIDES) Fields requiring override (don't embed this into a verification routine) should be analyzed in this routine. Any override
messages should be displayed when you call STORE. OVERRIDE (CURR.NO) and text setting up for a message (don't change the CURR.NO value); the text should be installed as the key to writing in the OVERRIDE app. If TEXT comes back as NO, then immediately get out of the routine. The routine should initiate the
override fields by calling STORE. OVERRIDE CURR.NO set at zero at the beginning of the routine. Processing (. PROCESS) This section must contain coding to perform the processing that must be done before being entered into an unauthorized file. It will be performed when the V$FUNCTION is D, R, C or I and
the.validate routine is performed successfully. A typical use of this section would be to make appropriate updates for other files, call accounting, etc. authorization (. AUTHORISE) This section is used for any special processing required before recording in real time. it is used to call accounting in authorization mode and to
process reversal resolution. Where there are several authorizations, authorizations, routine will be called several times. This procedure is also called during the U-turn resolution. To determine the real action, interrogate RECORD. Status. The TEMENOS T24 24 user manual page 21 of 34 22 Step 5 Creating data access
service Introduction All Queries (i.e. SELECT Operations) that run against the table are merged into the Data Access Service (DAS) for the application. This centralizes the entire processing of requests for a given table in one place and removes any request language from the code. Each request is expressed in a simple
metackery language (according to the ENQUIRY), which identifies fields, operands, data and connects between criteria (AND/OR). When performing meta-query language generates a specific query language depending on the target database (J'L, S'L, xquery, etc.) This approach allows you to control DAS procedures
and prevents the identification of bad queries. Each DAS request is named and described, and DAS allows you to create supported queries. It is also possible to cache the results of static data. The name DAS is DAS. MYAPPLICATION, where MYAPPLICATION is the name of an application, such as DAS. Eb. LOOKUP
The definition of queries Each definition of a request has two parts of the query name and the description of the request. The name of the query is a simple numerical equated and is stored in I_DAS. MYAPPLICATION: ESU dasexamplesinterestschedules TO 1 ESU dasexamplestodaysschedules TO 2 ELYANCO
DASexamplesdealsofatype TO 3 ELYANCO DASexamplescusercurrency TO 4 Every query name must be equated to a unique integrator, as it is a pointer used in the caching mechanism. The name of the request must be bolted to DAS. MYAPPLICATION$, followed by a meaningful name. The description of the request
is in the I_DAS. MYAPPLICATION. A NOTE that should be created from a I_DAS template. Template. NOTE because it should contain a sized array for cache and notes. GENERAL / DAS. EXAMPLES/DAS$CACHE (100), DAS$NOTES (100) - DAS$NOTES (dasExamplesInterestSchedules) - All percentage charts
DAS$NOTES (dasExamplesTodaysSchedules) - All schedules with today's date DAS$NOTES (dasExamplesDealsOfAType) TYPE' DAS$NOTES (dasExamplesCustomerCurrency) which is supplied by the customer and supplied by the currency TEMENOS T24 User page 22 of the 34 23 Implementation requests The
implementation of each request is in the DAS routine itself. This should be created from the DAS template. TEMPLATE, and each request is an additional CASE statement based on MY. CMD, which contains the name of the request. In addition to requests specifically for the app, the general request is DAS$ALL. IDS is
determined to return all the keys on the table. This query should only be included in DAS if the list can be cached, i.e. the contents of the table are static during the time time time time time time. IT'S MY BUSINESS. CMD CMD ; The standard for returning all ADD keys. To whom. CACHE No. 1 Simple queries define
fields, operands and data for the request. The data can be literally: CASE MY. CMD and dasexamplesinterestschedules; All my percentage charts. FIELDS AND SCHEDULE. I'M GOING TO DO IT. OPERANDI AND THE EQUALIZER IS MINE. DATA and 'INTEREST' Common Variables: CASE MY. CMD and
dasexamplestodaysschedules; All the graphics should be mine today. FIELDS AND SCHEDULE. MY DATE. OPERANDI AND THE EQUALIZER IS MINE. DATA - TODAY Or use variable criteria that are supplied when using DAS: CASE MY. CMD - dasexamplesdealsofatype ; - Contracts of a certain DEAL. I'M GOING
TO DO IT. FIELDS AND DEAL. I'M GOING TO DO IT. OPERANDI AND THE EQUALIZER IS MINE. DATA AND DATA. More complex ARGS requests are defined by adding fields to MY arrays and indications. ARRAY: CASE MY. CMD and dasexamplescustomercurrency; For a customer with this CCY MY. FIELDS AND
MY CLIENT. OPERANDI AND THE EQUALIZER IS MINE. DATA AND DATA. ARGS. JOINS MINE AS WELL. AND THE CURRENCY IS MINE. OPERANDY AND THE EQUIVALENT OF MOI. AND DETAILS. Cashing Request Results DAS Infrastructure allows you to cache results by installing: ADD. To whom. ONCE
the results of the request have been returned, they are added to the cache mechanism, and a further challenge to the eminent choice will always use cached results. The cache should only be used when the result of a query is static during the time time time time time, such as CATEGORY or COMPANY. Caching should
not be used where variable data is used in the selection. TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 23 of 34 24 Testing DAS Referring to DAS in detection mode, every request that is determined is carried and bogus application requests are created, although not implemented: jsh r06 --gt;TEST. DAS EXAMPLE All percentage
charts. CHOOSE AN F.EXAMPLE EXAMPLE WITH A SCHEDULE. TIP E INTEREST All schedules with today's date. CHOOSE AN F.EXAMPLE EXAMPLE WITH A SCHEDULE. DATE equalizer All deals with comes DEAL. VVVE select F.EXAMPLE WITH DEAL. SDELKI TYPE ELYATH ARG1, which are supplied by
the customer and supplied by the currency SELECT F.EXAMPLE with CLIENT ES ARG1 and CURRENCY E'ARG2 jsh r06 ---gt; Referring to the DAS Public API for each data access service is a DAS routine. For more information, please refer to the documentation of this routine. However, here's an example of DAS
$INSERT I_DAS called:... Eb. Search... Teh. ARGS AND VIRTUAL. Table. LIST AND DAS. Eb. LOOKUP$ITEMS CALL DAS ('EB. LOOK,. LIST,. ARGS,') TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 24 of 34 25 Other considerations EURO Conversion Issues New applications with accounts, local currency number of fields or
exchange rate fields to be determined in the EURO module. For more information to the euro guide. Multi Company Processing Infrastructure includes the concept of a multi-company processing which affiliates (or any legal vehicle) operates on a system that can share certain data files (customer files, tables, etc.) while
still controlling their own financial files. The rules for determining which files may be shared are determined by the rules of the case. when the programmer is creating the application, the user can determine the infrastructure of the company, i.e. who shares what. All files available to the system are open to a standard
procedure that, using the company's rules and existing infrastructure, determines which disk file should be opened. Therefore, several companies can be configured without changes in the application code. In an expanded multi-company environment, affiliates or (any legitimate car) will be linked to lead companies (the
direct equivalent of several companies) and will share all data files with leading companies, except for some data files used to produce financial reports (file classification of FRP). This is important when accessing the file settings that are the main EB routine. Read. PARAMETER is used to read the correct record. For
example, ID.COMPANY reading files should not be used because the extended multi-company will not have a record for the affiliate. It is also a bad practice to try to open a file by installing mnemonic in the code, except in special circumstances, in which case the mnemonic should be that of the lead company. NB: on
the company's record fields FINANCIAL.COM and FINANCIAL. MNE will specify the leading branch company, and thus the company that owns the financial level files (FIN). TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 25 of 34 26 Infrastructure Introduction Infrastructure T24 provides many features so that the developer does not
need to write or even consider these items. This section provides an overview of these features. Controlling the screen One of the most important aspects of the infrastructure is its ability to control the screen. Once the application has identified the entry fields for the transaction, the infrastructure will present a standard
screen for input, display, display, authorization, history comparison, etc. However, this does not mean that the user is limited to one login screen design. The infrastructure also allows you to identify the version of the screen without any changes in coding required at the end of the application (see Version System
Administration Guide). The data is presented on both classic text screens and T24 Browser: no type of display requires changes to the application program. The Infrastructure Data Entry features provide all the transaction processing features you need to complete the application. Entering the Record Change Existing
Record Display Record Delete Record Copy Record Authorized Record Reverse Authorized Record Record Stories Recovery Records from a list of all or or in the simplest case, to achieve this functionality, the programmer will simply have to enter field definitions. More complex processing of the expansion points for the
specialized code required for authorization requires removal. Security Management Infrastructure provides two important aspects of security management: restricted access and activity log. Access to the system can be monitored on four levels: system login (including time limits), entry and data recording, functionality
restriction (e.g., display only) and field-only definitions can be entered (e.g., the amount of zlt; 10,000). Registration can be specified from a simple sign entry to/off time to record every access the user makes. TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 26 of the 34 27 App Program does not require specific code to achieve this
functionality. For more information, see the security management manual. Checking the verification input can be specified with field definitions and therefore the infrastructure will check the input. The verification available is comprehensive, offering simple checks, such as numerical/non-number input, on a complex date
and amount of editing verification. The input can also be checked according to the existing table and also transferred to a specific application routine. To provide maximum flexibility, the infrastructure can transfer the controls back to the app for further verification at any stage. The template also contains sections for
further verification upon completion of input (cross-checking), authorization, deletion, etc. Basic file maintenance Infrastructure in addition to controlling the input of the transaction also controls the update of the main transaction file. In this way, it can support both authorized and unauthorized versions of the record and
keep the last user's log to enter/change the data (this is what it stores in the data record itself). Maintaining history as an extension of the basic file update procedure, the infrastructure will further support the history of all changes made to the application record. The user will be able to go through the history file to study
each change as it happened, and even recover the last entry from the story in case of an accidental reversal. The T24 infrastructure manages transaction logging and recovery and transaction management. No special coding is required. The recovery system is based on the management of the jbase transaction. Physical
updates of database files do not occur until the transaction is completed, i.e. after the transaction has been completed. The JOURNAL file can be used to store information pertaining to all records that occur during the entering transactions. By default, this information is not captured and should be configured using the
SPF app and field settings Y. To logically roll back in a transaction due to a program error or override by the operator, the procedure must interrupt the current transaction and return to the beginning of the transaction (typing an ID or something else). This is possible because no updates actually happened. Another
advantage of this mechanism is any application error that causes the program to be interrupted and usually involve the system being restored/rolled forward, which can be ignored in terms of data integrity. Check out the backup, recovery, and recovery management guide. Audit Trail All major file updates stamp
infrastructure with input name and author, date, terminal number, company code, etc. to provide a comprehensive audit trail. TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 27 of the 34 28 Closing Business Processing Package System is provided to manage all Close Business Processing. It provides the operator with a controlled
environment that handles work planning/frequency/dependency, reporting routing, etc. Applications can determine the closure of business processes (routines and/or operating system commands) that are included in the command flow performed by the operator. The environments (company processing details, etc.) are
initiated by the package management system, so that application programs can be written regardless of the site configuration. TEMENOS T24 User Guide Page 28 of 34 29 Applications Appendix 1 - Glossary Term Domain Module Module Subroutine Infrastructure Live File Unauthorized File History Of the Concat File
Description identifies areas of business functionality, such as retail, treasury, etc. Domains are made from several products of the Same product program or routine that allows you to enter data into the T24 file, such as CUSTOMER, FOREX, etc. Products will consist of many applications. The routine caused by the
application program or the closure of the business process, i.e. is not directly run by the user. The main subsystem of app support. It controls screen input, security (SMS), file updates, etc. file that stores authorized data. A file that stores unauthorized data. A file containing copies of previously authorized data. A file that
is used as an alternative index of a live file. They should not be used unless there is a specific reason why the index is not appropriate. TEMENOS T24 29 of 34 34

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