Where is "object" for VL-Web page

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atostaine
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Where is "object" for VL-Web page

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Where can I find the executable for a web page that runs on IBM i?

I'm trying to figure out what objects are being used. My objects all show on the IBM i as used today but according to the IDE these objects are only referenced in a web page and reusable part that fails to load as not found in my browser.

I expect that what I'm looking for is in the IFS under my root install LANSA_DC4PGMLIB.

Thanks, Art
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Re: Where is "object" for VL-Web page

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a simple web page, like test1219 will be here (assuming partition abc):
/lansa_DC4pgmlib/x_lansa/x_abc/web/vl

and will be a couple of files:

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                            Work with Object Links              
                                                                
Directory  . . . . :   /lansa_DC4pgmlib/x_lansa/x_abc/web/vl    
                                                                
Type options, press Enter.                                      
  2=Edit   3=Copy   4=Remove   5=Display   7=Rename   8=Display 
  11=Change current directory ...                               
                                                                
Opt   Object link            Type     Attribute    Text         
      test1219.html          STMF                               
      test1219.js            STMF                               
atostaine
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Re: Where is "object" for VL-Web page

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Thanks Dino.
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