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HowTo:Configure Dynamic Selective Lists

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=== Getting it to the mobile client ===
Next, we want to make sure the mobile client receives your DynSL.
* Create a new [[QUERYSCOPE|query scope ]] for the DynSL. Let's call it "QCS_DYN_SL" for example.
* Assign the DynSL instance to the new query scope.
* Add the [[SYSCLS_OFFLINE_QUERY|Offline Query Classification]] to the scope.
* Add the [[SYSCLS_DYNAMIC_SELECTIVE_LIST|Dynamic Selective List Classification]] to your scope as well.
* Add the "QCS_DYN_SL" to the scope list of your ACM [[CONTEXT|context]].
* Add the "DynSL" instance to the infrastructure list of your ACM context.
=== Getting them to the mobile client ===
Now, let's ship the items to the mobile client.
* Create a [[METACLASSSCOPE|meta class scope ]] "MCS_DYN_SL_ITEM" for the item meta class ("MC_DYN_SL_ITEM").
* Add the scope to the list of all scopes of your ACM context.
* Also, add all items ("Denise", "Bob", and "Hugo") to the infrastructure list of your ACM context. You may use a query for that, of course.
{{Hint|Dependency objects are looked up in the parent hierarchy of the object with the DynSL property. The closest "ancestor" with the correct class and a matching property is chosen as dependency object (and its matching property as dependency property). If an object has multiple parents, there can be multiple closest matching dependency objects - this can lead to a larger amount of selectable items, because the results for all dependency objects are accumulated. }}
[[Category:Client|Configure Dynamic Selective Lists]][[Category:How-To|Configure Dynamic Selective Lists]][[Category:Studio|Configure Dynamic Selective Lists]][[Category:Web service|Configure Dynamic Selective Lists]]
== Releasing the ACM meta definitions ==
* [[Dynamic_Selective_List_(Client)]]
* [[Offline_Query_(UBIK_WinX)|Offline Queries]]
* [[HowTo:Configure_the_ACM]]
* [[HowTo:Make_an_Object_appear_on_the_Mobile_Client]]
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