Apart from the business logic, each object has two more classes (each consisting of three layers) – List and Edit.

The List class inherits ElementList, which is an interface-based (UI) control of lists of objects (refer to the section ListView below). Despite the fact that all actions in the lists (except one) are conducted real-time, with no page refreshment, everything is hidden to the developer – he/she should only ensure that columns are defined and rows (which are also server objects) are filled with data. By default, an XML file compiles the implementations of these functionalities, so that the only remaining task that the developer has to do is to customize some special cases when necessary.

The forms, also automatically generated, belong to a separate class, which has two inheritable classes - Add and View, used to customize the related templates. The developer has the option to add a specific logic of recording in the basic layer or an additional data validation. The forms (refer to the FormView control beneath) also have a Wizard mode, in which the information is shown to the user one step at a time. In addition to the standard object form, set default according to the object, the developer can also identify (in the XML file or with a code) additional supportive forms and link actions of objects to them.