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Database Profiles: Oracle, MS SQL, and MySQL
Description In your LogicNets application you can use database parts to read data from and write data to databases. LogicNets uses the concept of virtual database tables,…
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Database Integration
Description You can integrate LogicNets applications with external databases through the use of an ODBC driver. LogicNets supports the following databases:…
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Dbgrid (Release 7.3)
Description The database grid (also called db_grid3) allows you to display as a table data that is in a data table in your project. You can make this displayed table read-only or you can allow users…
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Create Data Table from External File
Data plays an important part in your applications and LogicNets allows you to import tables using your existing data in the Comma-Separated Values (.csv) or Tab-Delimited (.txt) format.…
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System Configuration Localization Tab
Description The System Configuration package contains multiple configuration options, which are organized into different tabs that display at the top of the screen.…
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Slider
Description The Slider part creates a user-interactive slider mechanism to allow a user to set an input variable based on the position of the slider. Configuration settings allow you to choose the…
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Select, Copy, and Paste Nodes
Select Node You can select any node by clicking on it. The system shows which node has been selected with a bold outline and label. Select Multiple Nodes To select multiple nodes,…
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Write Script
Description The write_script part allows you to have the system execute a JavaScript/jQuery. Use You can use the write script part in a node to execute JavaScript/jQuery at any point in the…
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Externalizing Workflow Data
By default, LogicNets stores workflow data in the local SQLite database of your project or installation. However, you can also store that same data to external databases by configuring the workflow…
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Launch Packages
Overview One of the main functions of a Portal Application is to launch other published applications/packages and handle the data that goes to and comes back from them.…
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Screen Configuration Options
The following table lists the fields/setting options for layout/UI and what each item means. Field Name Description/Use Type/Options Optional/Mandatory Custom topbar When set to "no",…
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Screen Layout Configuration
Setting Up Your Screen One of the first items to configure using the Application Starter Framework is the way your application screen is set up and the parts of the screen your end users will see and…
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Example UI
The image below shows a Starter Application Framework project with a custom company logo, topbar net, main net, side net, and footer net. When you start the example project you will see that the…
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Create a New Starter App Project
To set up a new project based on the Application Starter Framework, perform the following actions: 1. Click the projects folder in the Projects pane and click the New Project icon to add a new…
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Modeling Strategies with Application Starter Framework
Modeling Choice The Application Starter Framework gives you a high degree of flexibility, and you can use it to develop very sophisticated applications with many different features, UI screens,…
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Application Starter Framework Overview
LogicNets offers frameworks for many different functions, but the Application Starter Framework is designed to allow you to create a Portal Application – an application that can be the starting…
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Format Data Object (Format Variable) - Report Item
Redirect to the Report Item Form Part article for context-specific information on using this part as a Report Item node in the LogicNets Assessment Framework.…
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Dbgrid
Description The database grid (dbgrid) part is a limited-functionality part you can use to display in a grid straightforward text and numeric information from a table or collection.…
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Add Call Nodes
Description A call node is a system-facing step that allows you to connect logicnets together. The Add Call Nodes menu allows you to add call nodes to a node that has multiple output options.…
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Call Node
Description A call node is a system-facing step that allows you to connect logicnets together. Use By creating logicnets that focus on a particular function or series of actions you enable your…
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Functions
Description A function is callable logicnet with a defined interface of inputs and outputs. The function logicnet can be called multiple times within an application,…
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Advanced Calculation
Description This part allows application users to enter a mathematical expression for calculation. In contrast to the calculation part, the calculation-1-1 part support large numbers (digits > 16).…
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Custom Layout Template Updates v7.4
Description LogicNets provides standard layout templates in all frameworks and you can also create your own layout and formatting. Both of these options use a combination of JavaScript (JS) and…
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Numeric Calculation
Description This part allows application users to enter a mathematical expression so the system can perform a calculation. Use The calculation part is used by entering the requested mathematical…