Accessing Vahana Hub

To access the Vahana Hub portal, you need to access the middleware application. The middleware application allows you to access several modules on the middleware portal, such as vConnect, Event Manager, vFlow, Release Manager, and others. You can access the Vahana Hub module as follows: To access the Vahana Hub module: Finding an API In… Continue reading Accessing Vahana Hub

Clear Local Session

This task clears the session from the memory of the user’s device. You can use this functionality to implement several logics. For example:- You can use this functionality to clear the current local session and then ask the user access the app by using device-level login. To use this functionality proficiently, you need to understand… Continue reading Clear Local Session

Accessing Vahana Cloud

After you successfully become a registered user with the Vahana cloud, you first need to access the Vahana cloud as follows: To access the Vahana cloud: After you successfully access the Vahana portal’s home page, you can access the Vahana Hub. To access the Vahana Hub, see the post: Accessing Vahana Hub.

vHub Overview

The Vahana cloud incorporates a dedicated API marketplace, which is referred to as the Vahana Hub. The API Marketplace is a platform that aggregates several APIs from different vendors. The client application user can access the API Marketplace to consume the API and then use its functionality. The Vahana Hub API Marketplace also offers several… Continue reading vHub Overview

Vahana Components

Vahana Platform Overview Before discussing different Vahana components on the definition level, let’s discuss the Vahana platform. Vahana is a full-fledged advanced AWS (Amazon Web Service) based cloud platform, which hosts several applications such as vDesigner, vConnect, vFlow, vEnable, and others. Vahana platform enables organizations to create feature-rich digital assets that include IOS/Android applications, web… Continue reading Vahana Components

List View

When you configure a dashboard card, you can determine which list the card will display after the mobile app uploads the dashboard. You can achieve same objective by applying the List View task. When this task executes, it displays the list as a result of user-action. When you configure the List View task, you also… Continue reading List View

Validate Form

You can use this task to build and apply a validation rule at the form level. When you configure this task, you can also configure a message that the app displays if the validation rule is satisfied. When a user performs the function in the form, the validation rule checks the user’s function. If the… Continue reading Validate Form

JSON Reset

You can apply this task to clear the JSON object. You can apply this task anywhere in the mobile app workflow. It means that you can clear the data of any absolute JSON path or array-type JSON object. When you configure this task, it allows you to clear the JSON object at the control level.… Continue reading JSON Reset