Generated forms, lazily initialized, support the handling of some events already.
"// write pre-init user code here" is a pre-initialization event.

It would be very useful to support a post-get event so that form field values can reflect
the _current_ values of data fields, not only their values at form initialization time.

With current technology, one has to write such code in commandAction() in the following way:

    // write pre-action user code here
    // ##### Example start #####
    getFormStatus(); // ##### Additional, could be eliminated with enhancement
    long freeMemory = Runtime.getRuntime().freeMemory();
    long freememoryKB = freeMemory / 1000;
    stringItemFreeMemoryKB.setText(String.valueOf(freememoryKB));
    // ##### Example end #####
    switchDisplayable(null, getFormStatus());

A better way of doing this would be as shown in the following code. The advantages would be that
the code is closer to the code of the form, easier to maintain, and that the additional initialization statement
e.g. getFormStatus(); is eliminated.

    //<editor-fold defaultstate="collapsed" desc=" Generated Getter: formStatus ">
    /**
     * Returns an initiliazed instance of formStatus component.
     * @return the initialized component instance
     */
    public Form getFormStatus() {
        if (formStatus == null) {
            // write pre-init user code here
            formStatus = new Form("Status", new Item[] { getStringItemFreeMemoryKB() });
            formStatus.addCommand(getBackCommandStatus());
            formStatus.setCommandListener(this);
            // write post-init user code here
        }
        // write post-get user code here ##### Enhancement #####
        // ##### Example start #####
        long freeMemory = Runtime.getRuntime().freeMemory();
        long freememoryKB = freeMemory / 1000;
        stringItemFreeMemoryKB.setText(String.valueOf(freememoryKB));
        // ##### Example end #####
        return formStatus;
    }
    //</editor-fold>

Currently the developer is not allowed to write code in this space.