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EVOLUTION
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viewlets run automatically when opened. |
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Basic
operation |
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Modeling forms and generation on an AR Server
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An introduction to
modeling with Evolution. Shows the model view
and the forms editor. Generates forms on an
AR Server.
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Copy fields, permission handling, field id
renumbering
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The demo shows how fields can
be copied between forms and how evolution can
maintain linkage to copied fields, so when the
"original" is changed, the changes
are propagated to the copies.
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Complex fields and naming conventions
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The demo shows how table-fields,
page fields and attachment fields are managed
by the user interface. Through model options
all field names are renamed using a naming convention.
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Field groups
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The demo shows how field groups
are created and used to automatically synchronize
field changes and new fields to other forms.
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Maintenance (or Fetch and fix)
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Forms are fetched from the server.
Field renaming and field renumbering is shown.
Resetting permissions and Field inconsistency
reporting. Synchronization changes to existing
data and workflow is shown. |
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Intermediate
operation |
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Workflow introduction
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The demo shows how evolution
can create different types of commonly use functionality.
Examples include; basic filter guides, menu
value storage, automatic generation of key-value
menus to fields, worklog storage, worklog functionality,
field change audit and administrative functionality.
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Relationships and workflow
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The demo shows how relationships
are created between forms, how foreign keys
are automatically managed and how workflow automatically
can be created to maintain relationship functionality.
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Advanced
operation |
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