What Happens Next
A default application with the name of the schema but with no start-up form is created for you when your schema is defined. When you have created your first form for the application, it becomes the default start‑up form when you run your application.
During development, you can nominate another form as the start‑up form, by using the Change command from the Application menu in the Application Browser. You can also change the start‑up form in your code, by setting the
After you have defined your own schema:
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Define your own applications if you want to provide a different "view" of the object model, with different forms allowing the data in that model to be displayed, and possibly updated. For details, see "Defining Applications", later in this chapter.
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Alternatively, access the Class, Primitive Types, or Interface Browser or the Jade Painter to start defining your classes, interfaces, methods, properties, constants, and forms for your application if you want to specify the start‑up form for the application at a later stage. For details, see "Using the Class, Primitive Types, or Interface Browser", later in this chapter, and "Creating a Form", in Chapter 5.
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You can load Transaction Agent Framework (TAF) partial extracts into your user‑defined model and view schemas. For details, see "Loading Transaction Agent Framework Partial Extracts into Your Schemas", elsewhere in this chapter.
