Re: opinion about community about cleanup Request*.xml to CustRequest*.xml

2009-07-16 Thread David E Jones
It is true that we use, and want to use, the CustRequest entity for more than just requests from customers. One way to think of it is as a "custom" request instead of a "customer" request, but it is a little bit silly. Either way I don't think it is really worth changing the name of the

Re: opinion about community about cleanup Request*.xml to CustRequest*.xml

2009-07-16 Thread Jacopo Cappellato
Well, I don't know. Hans, what you are suggesting is good in general, but in this specific situation I am not sure. The reason is that CustRequest is a bad name for the entity (Request would be more appropriate) because a Request could come from a party that is not a customer. Before we com

Re: opinion about community about cleanup Request*.xml to CustRequest*.xml

2009-07-15 Thread Anil Patel
Hans, Thanks for looking into the issue. This seems to be a good idea to me. It will bring things inline with best practices. Regards Anil Patel On Jul 16, 2009, at 9:13 AM, Hans Bakker wrote: I would like to ask the community about the following change. Currently the screens and forms fil

opinion about community about cleanup Request*.xml to CustRequest*.xml

2009-07-15 Thread Hans Bakker
I would like to ask the community about the following change. Currently the screens and forms files in the system for the Entity CustRequest are called RequestForms.xml and RequestScreens.xml if you work pretty often in this area it still happens pretty frequently that i cannot find them because