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How do the Business Objects get defined within the Delphi IDE?

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How do the Business Objects get defined within the Delphi IDE?

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Once you are satisfied with the level of customization of your new Business Object within the Class Generator, you need to export or merge the class definition into pascal files. The pascal files are prefixed (by the supplied generation script) with cu_ for class unit, dd_ for data definition and ru_ for register unit. A design time component library (package) needs to be created within the Delphi IDE using the New menu option, and then the three generated files added to this package prior to compiling. Since the Class Generator does not have a syntax checker, it is possible that your Business Object(s) may have some coding errors. Once these are fixed, a component wrapper for each of the Business Object(s) defined will be placed on the named Delphi IDE palette.

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