In "Starting eOrganizer" you will create the Home screen for your application. This Web screen will have welcome text, a header and a footer. You will create these as Web Blocks which are special screens that can be reused later in the application. A... While "Navigating in eOrganizer" you will create the Web screens to list your tasks - ListTasks - and to view their details -TaskDetail. For now, these screens will have a simple design, similar to the design for the Home screen, that is a header, a ...
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2.1. Adding and Linking Screens In this movie you will learn: 1. How to add web screens. 2. How to specify screen navigation using connectors and links. 3. Run - what it is and when it should be used. |
Lesson 3 - Creating Tasks |
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In "Creating Tasks" you will create the entity Task with some attributes so you can store the eOrganizer data. To gather the end user input about tasks, you will design the screen TaskDetail using a special element called an Edit Record widget. To de...
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3.1. Building a Screen to Add Tasks In this movie you will learn: 1. How to add the "Task" entity. 2. How to create attributes for entities. 3. How to add tasks using the Edit Entity Record widget. 4. What an entity action is. 5. How to use the Expression widget. |
While "Listing Tasks" you will change the ListTasks screen so you can present all the tasks you've created so far. To present the tasks you will use the Table Records widget. To define its contents you will drag the Task Entity into it. You will cha... While "Editing a Task" you will change the TaskDetail Screen Action Save so you can update, as well as create a Task. You will also create a screen action to delete a task. To accept the Task identifier for both these operations, you will create a Sc... While "Filtering Tasks" you will change the layout and queries of the ListTasks screen to support filters, so that only those tasks that satisfy certain criteria are displayed. You will add one filter to display only the tasks that are Not Done. For ... Check the Community Solutions for reusable Service Studio components, extensions, development patterns samples, usability procedures and best practices. You can also post your questions and comments to the community.
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