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SteveVinyard1-Visitor
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August 4, 2014
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For 10.1 it is LWCNormalizedObject in 10.2 LWCNormalizedObject API is replaced by PersistableAdapter

  • August 4, 2014
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There should be PLENTY of these on the PTCUser forum. Run a search or two and you should see enough to get you started.



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Stephen Vinyard
Business Development Manager/Solution Architect

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ddemay1-Visitor
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August 4, 2014
Ron, part of that is the fun of Windchill!!







Okay in more seriousness.



I reversed engineered / debugged those advanced objects awhile back and they
do not give much, the key is looking at what default one is utilized to gain
basic functionality. If I recall without looking, operation was to tell the
LWC API how to treat it, create, read, update, delete (but I could be wrong
until I examined it again).



Technically, R&D can help customization TSE's explain this for you if you
have a real need if it is flagged as supported API. Keep in mind that just
because the object is flagged as supported doesn't mean all of the input
objects are.



Perhaps you can shed light on why you want to know what it does? Most folks
are happy with the info made available. If they were to provide more
documentation, more folks would just ask why. (Kind of sometimes like why
did they design that part in my car so poorly.)








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rwelch10-Marble
10-Marble
August 5, 2014

Yeah I know, it was kind of a generic rant born out of momentary
frustration. It just seems non-optimal to have to reverse
engineer and debug supposedly "supported" APIs to figure out the
best way to use them. Thanks to everyone for the replies. I am
calmer now 🙂

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