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ADM 2 Guide
Customizing an Existing ADM Class
The custom class files that are built into a particular ADM class provide a way for you to add modifications and/or extensions without altering its standard class files. Most of the custom class files share essentially the same structure as the corresponding standard class files. The custom files allow you to alter an existing ADM class by:
All of the standard class files located in the
%DLC%
directory under theadm2
andweb2
subdirectories include custom hooks that allow their customization. Similarly, any new class that you create (or that is given to you) has these custom hooks built in.For descriptions of the custom class files, as well as design rules and special notes on adding properties, see the "Adding Application Logic to Your New or Customized ADM Class" section. For an example of customizing an existing class, see the "Customizing the Visual Class" section.
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