Our Business Objects classification has been broken down into, firstly, a Module (i.e. Utilities, Warehouse Movements), which is then broken down into different Functional Areas. Lastly, within each Functional Area, there are different Business Objects.

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Business Objects Classification

Business Object Classification

• Modules, e.g., Warehouse Control

• Functional Area, e.g., Stock Take

• Business Object, e.g., Stock Take Item Post

All our Business Objects are built into our DATASCOPE WMS SDK, and we’ve structured the Business Objects classification within our Classes to define the Modules and Areas. The Business Objects are therefore functions or methods within those Classes.

The namespace will give you an indication of where to find the Business Objects within the software.

For more information on all the different types, refer to the DATASCOPE Business Objects Reference Library

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DATSCOPE WMS : Business Objects - Functional Area and Licensing

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Business Objects Reference Library

The DATASCOPE Business Objects Reference Library is not just a listing, but it contains various useful information about each Business Object. The Business Objects Reference Library is mainly used to see which Business Objects have been released and where in the system it is located.

Take note of the Name Space/Class – this is the location within the SDK where the Business Object is.

SYSPRO Objects

The SYSPRO Objects field will indicate whether the applicable Business Object will indirectly call a specific SYSPRO Object, and therefore, you will need access to a SYSPRO E.Net license in SYSPRO.

All our Parameters are prefixed with a “p”, which makes it easy when you do your dot notation in Visual Studio. The intelliSense will list all the parameters in a group.

Simple Application

For a detailed overview of how to develop a simple application, refer to How to develop a Simple Application