if you have your own startup shell (not IDF), you can pass parameters via commandline after the startup shell:

..../uniface.exe myapp appltitle="myOneDev" another_one=Test

In the application execute trigger, you can access these via $1, $2, ...

In versions prior to 9 we copied/renamed the idf.aps and changed the Title of the IDF/UDE window to reflect each working environment (e.g. Dev, Test, Prod).

The idf.aps in version 9 does not allow for this sort of "manipulation".

Does anyone know of a way to change the UDE window title bar?

There's a download (see related content) with a modified idf.aps, which you can use (I've not tested it with the last 9.5 trough)

Cheers, Richard

PS: trough, through, though ... I never remember the correct spelling :)

There is a $apptitle, but AFAIK not in 7.2

Thanks

Hi,

It's actually $appLtitle and I just tested it in 9.03 - it works!. This is very useful when there are multiple environments (test, UAT, production) running concurrently. However, I have yet to find a way of feeding a different text to the $appltitle without hardcoding. One idea is to use a parameter in the target line of the application property.

Thanks

Tatiana

We use a logical in the asn.

Thanks for the bit, workd great!

Tatiana