Setting Build Properties for Application in vFlow

Before you create a build for the application designed in the vFlow module, you need to configure several properties at the following levels:

• App-level Settings:- In this section, you select the icon, define the version number, version name, loading strategy, and others for the application’s build.
• Middleware Settings:- This section primarily allows you to configure properties that enable the connection between the application and middleware-incorporated modules, such as vConnect, VRT, and others. Also, you can configure the S3 bucket’s name and ID so that you can store a variety of data, including documents, images, videos, logs, and others, in easily accessible object format.
• Security:- In this section, you can configure check box-based security-related properties. It contains properties related to the debugger, single sign-on, and copy-paste function.

To configure the build settings:

1. On the Applications page,  search and find the application (designed in vFlow) to create its build.
2. After you find the application, click its name to display the Dashboard page.
3. On the Dashboard page, see the left navigation panel.
4. Put the mouse pointer on the left panel to expand it.
5. In the left panel, click Downloads () to display the Downloads page.
6. On the Downloads page, click Settings to display the Settings page.

7. Under Environments, find the environment (for example, SAND_BOX) to configure the build-related properties.
8. After you find the environment, click it to display all build-related properties:
9. The following screen capture shows the build-related properties:

10. Configure the build properties as follows:

Application Level Settings

Application Level Settings	Description
Upload Icon ()	Click the plus icon to select the icon of the application from the local drive.
Build Version	This box automatically displays a default value, which is treated as the build version of the application. In this box, you must change the build version (for example, 1.0.0 or 1.0.1). You are always recommended to define and maintain the build version incrementally so that you can efficiently track different builds that you created for different purposes. It also helps you track the development (implementation) efforts on the application throughout the application development life-cycle.
Build Context Path	In this box, enter a value that is defined in the following format: Sample Value:- /AU-CASA This value is treated as the build context path. The build context path works as a unique identifier for the application designed in vFlow and the build of the application. Assume you create the build of a vFlow application thrice during a specific period. You can track and identify each of the builds by tracking the unique build context path.
Developer Mode	Click to select this check box if you are creating a build for the development and testing teams. Selecting the Developer Mode check box enables the debugger and other development and testing-related tools.
Enable LOV	On the Settings page, this property is automatically selected by default. The selected Enable LOV check box allows the end user to select a predefined value from a set of values in the dropdown list, check box, etc.
Splash Screen	This property allows you to define the image on the splash screen. When the user accesses the application, it loads the related screen with the splash image and its content. This property contains two sub properties as below: a. Background URL:- This property allows you to define the background of the splash image. Click Browse to select the background image or content. b. Thumbnail URL:- This property allows you to define the splash image. Click Browse to select the image. The application displays this image during initial loading before the application loads the splash screen.
Title	In this box, enter the build’s title (for example, AU_casa_testingteam).
Description	In this box, enter a brief description about the application and its build. Also, you can enter a brief reason to create the application’s build.
Text Color	In this box, define the build’s text color. To define the color of the build’s text: a. Click in the left section of the box to define the color. b. Click in the middle section of the box to define the color by entering the color’s hexadecimal value. c. The right section of the box becomes editable after you define the color. In this section, you can define the color’s transparency by entering the value in percentage (for example, 96).
Progress Bar Color	In this box, define the progress bar’s color. To define the progress bar’s color: a. Click in the left section of the box to define the color. b. Click in the middle section of the box to define the color by entering the color’s hexadecimal value. c. The right section of the box becomes editable after you define the color. In this section, you can define the color’s transparency by entering the value in percentage (for example, 96). The progress bar comes into view when you click the build to install the application.
Hide Progress Bar	Click this check box if you want to hide the progress bar when you install the application.

Middleware Settings

Middleware Settings	Description
Application ID	This box automatically displays the application ID of the current application.
Org ID	This box also automatically displays the workspace ID of the current workspace in which you are creating the application’s build.
Platware Client URL	<<To be discussed>>
Config Fetch URL	This box automatically displays the URL of the VRT environment. This URL points to the location that stores configuration details of the current application. After the end user accesses the application, the Data-On engine fetches the configuration details based on the Org ID and App ID from this location and then displays the application’s content to the user. Also, the integrated APIs fetch the application-related data from this location.
Client Secret	This box automatically displays a unique client secret ID in non-editable mode. It is used connect to the Vahana Run Time Manager.
Storage ID	In this box, enter the alphanumeric storage ID (for example, g8a0ef8f-ff1f-64a3-8d5b-2bda8aabc78b). The storage ID internally points to different AWS buckets (for example, S3 bucket, Oracle bucket) where you want to store the data. Note:- When you create the application build, you need to contact the Decimal Technologies’ DevOps team to get the storage ID. In the DMS bucket, you can store a variety of data such as, backup data, full dump, temporary data, migration-related data, data logs, and others.
DMS URL	This box automatically displays the URL of the DMS bucket. The DMS bucket (decimal-integrations) manages the stored data based on the Storage ID and DMS bucket name. Note:- You need to contact the Decimal Technologies’ DevOps team to get more details about DMS bucket.

Security Settings

Security Settings	Description
Enable Debugger	This check box is selected by default. The selected Enable Debugger check box means that you do not need to apply the debugger task while implementing several functionalities in the application.
Enable SSO	This check box is selected by default. Though the Vahana cloud provides the SSO (Single Sign-On) feature, the selected Enable SSO check box ensures that you do not need to log in to other modules again after you access the vFlow application.
Allow Cut-Copy-Paste On Form Fields	When you click to select this check box, the application allows the end user to perform the copy-paste function on the form fields.

11. After you configure application-related, middleware, and security settings, scroll down the Settings page to the end and then click Save to apply the build-related settings.