On the Configurator menu, Inventory is the section that, when a page is created, displays a page-specific set of items that has already been mapped to the related page. Separately reviewing each page during or after its creation simplifies the process of making changes, identifying bugs, and checking mapped elements independently, without overhauling the entire… Continue reading Page Level Inventory
Author: Saurabh Kumar
Data
Introduction to Data In the vFlow module, Data is mechanism that you can use for the following purposes: To fetch, store, or validate the data at the application level, you can use one of the following data binding mechanisms: Contrary to vFlow 1.0, vFlow 2.0 incorporates the Data module as a separate functional layer. You… Continue reading Data
Events
The vFlow 2.0 module provides different events for the page, components, and elements. On the page, you can configure the On Load event. Similarly, you can configure the On Click event on the button. Based on the component or element type, the vFlow module provides different events or a group of events that you can… Continue reading Events
Animation
In the left panel, under Config, you can find the ‘Animation‘ section. This section allows you to apply several animations to enhance the page’s loading appeal. The following table contains an explanation of the available animations and their configurations: Animations Description & Its Configuration Bounce 1. Click the Type list, and then select an animation to… Continue reading Animation
Style
In the left panel of the page, under Config, you’ll find the Style section. In the Style section, you can configure properties related to the page’s background and text’s font. These properties are explained below: Style Description Background Color This property allows you to define the background color of the page. To configure the background… Continue reading Style
An Introduction to vFlow 2.0 Level 1 Menus
Familiarity with the vFlow menu options and their functionalities is crucial for efficiently designing and developing advanced software applications by using vFlow. You can find these top-level (level 1) menu options in the left navigation panel. They not only align your implementation efforts with the business requirements but also empower you to impart cosmetic design… Continue reading An Introduction to vFlow 2.0 Level 1 Menus
An Introduction to Analytics
Analytics is a key segment of IT Ops that shows performance data for different services within an application through graphical and tabular representations. It is instrumental in analyzing and comparing the services by using metrics such as Service Average Time, Traffic, Average Response Time, and the top five used devices or operating systems, among others,… Continue reading An Introduction to Analytics
Log Analytics
Introduction Log Analytics provides data in graphical or tabular formats, aiding high-level configuration and troubleshooting within the application for issues such as bugs, slowness, or system failures. By analyzing Services Average Time, Traffic (Success), Failures, Service Usage Counts, etcetera. in this set of data, you can identify the service that is underperforming or encountering issues.… Continue reading Log Analytics
Events
Introduction In the Analytics module, the Events section allows you to see a graphical representation of the number of occurrences of different events. Let’s have an example of opening a current account. Since the process to open a currrent process involves several stages such as PAN verification, and Aadhar Verification, you can see data related… Continue reading Events
Users and Devices
Under the Analytics section, you can view graphical representations of the different platforms, devices, and operating systems that call a service. Also, it displays the data related to the following: NOTE:– When you access the Users and Devices page, it does not display the data until you select an environment. After you select the environment,… Continue reading Users and Devices