Features Better left-hand side menu and suggestions Recursive field validation for MODULE flows Cron trigger resolution is now in seconds (vs minutes) Code, settings not shown for ContextParticipant apps Enabled flag for triggers Add lodash completions/suggestions for editor Fixes Reconnect for debug socket Fix for funky field resolution regex Scrolling in debugger log view Performance issue when app has many fields
Read moreIn order to better understand how the driver platform (Manatee) operates and how the configuration interface (Cuesta) is structured it is helpful to know a bit about the history of the system. In the beginning was context management The CCOW standard specifies an arhcitecture for keeping multiple applications synchronized within a shared context. Typically this context could be a patient and when one application decides to switch patient all participating applications are made to follow the switch by a context manager (CM).
Read moreThis tutorial will guide you through a few automation examples and teach you about the concepts involved in our automation solution. Prerequisites You need the following items in place in order to get started developing flows and setting up automation for your applications. Basic understanding of Javascript - this introduction is recommended but there are plenty others to find on the interwebs. A couple of sample applications - we’ll be using this simple java application and a Chrome browser (make sure to install this extension).
Read morePlease go through part 1 of the tutorial if you haven’t already done so. Connecting your second application Creating a flow which takes some input Two approaches to invoking flows Anchoring context menu flow items Next, head to the 3rd part of the tutorial to get state synchronization in play.
Read morePlease go through parts 1 and 2 and of the tutorial if you haven’t already done so. Overview of synchronization and state Defining a state flow in two parts Next, head to the 4th part of the tutorial to explore new ways to trigger flows.
Read morePlease go through parts 1, 2 and 3 of the tutorial if you haven’t already done so. Kinds of triggers Triggering a flow based on shared state Triggering a flow based on the appearance of a window Next, head to the 5th part of the tutorial to use some of the built-in modules.
Read morePlease go through parts 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the tutorial if you haven’t already done so. Overview of modules Using the http module Using the sticky module This concludes the flow tutorial - thanks for taking the time to go through it!
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