To build a new application from scratch, you first need to add a page. Thus, you design a layout of the page and add multiple components and elements to the page. To impart functional behavior to the application, you configure events and task groups on the components and elements. Similarly, you add multiple pages to… Continue reading Creating a New Page
Category: Design
An Introduction to Configurator
This level 1 menu option allows you to create a page in the application. You can create three types of pages in the application as follows: Based on the application-specific requirements, you can add multiple pages to an app. Apart from adding new pages, you can edit a page by reconfiguring its different properties. In… Continue reading An Introduction to Configurator
General Settings
On the vFlow module’s home page, “General Setting” is the first top-level menu option in the left navigation panel. It allows you to configure basic properties at the application level. It primarily contains two sections, as follows: Under these sections, different configurable properties are briefly described as follows: Properties Property Name Description Application Name This… Continue reading General Settings
Creating a vFlow Application
To initiate a new project on the Vahana portal, you first need to create a new application, which serves as a project identifier, helping you manage various project activities efficiently. For instance: If you are developing a new web-based application for XYZ customers, you would name the application “XYZ Bank Customer Application.” Similarly, for a… Continue reading Creating a vFlow Application
Configuring Invoke API Task
In relation to the API widget, this post focuses on how to configure an API instance for a task. In the vDesigner module, when you design an application, you impart the function behavior to the app by configuring several events in the app. When you configure an event, you configure one or more tasks in… Continue reading Configuring Invoke API Task
Creating a New API Instance
After you access the API module, you can create a new instance of an API that you have configured and published on the vConnect portal. To create an API: Setting Request Parameters This activity allows you to define the request parameters of an API. When an app posts the API request, it picks the data… Continue reading Creating a New API Instance
Accessing API Module
In terms of functional hierarchy on the Vahana platform, the API module is placed under the vDesigner module. Like other widget-based functionalities, such as business rule manager, task group, and others, it is also a full-fledged widget. It allows you to consume a vConnect portal-incorporated API and then create its instance at the application-level. You… Continue reading Accessing API Module
An Introduction to API
The vDesigner module contains the API module as a first level functionality. The API module allows you to access the list of all APIs that have been configured on the vConnect portal. After you access the list of APIs, you can select an API from the list and then create its instance by using the… Continue reading An Introduction to API
An Introduction to vFlow 2.0
vFlow 2.0 Overview vFlow 2.0 is an advanced, user-friendly web application platform designed to help users build modern software applications with minimal coding. It builds on a proven platform for developing web-based back-office and operation center portals. It enhances developer productivity, end-user experience, performance, and security. It offers a wide range of components, controls, and… Continue reading An Introduction to vFlow 2.0
Open Date Picker
You can configure this task on an element (for example:- button). When a user clicks the element, the Open Date Picker task is executed, and it displays the Date Picker element. Thus, the user can select the start date and end date on the Date Picker element. Steps to Configure Box Description Mandatory Reference Name… Continue reading Open Date Picker