Joget DX 8 Stable Released
The stable release for Joget DX 8 is now available, with a focus on UX and Governance.
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Joget Apps are packaged files that contain Form, Datalist, Userview, Process definitions, custom plugin and or app data. Apps can be exported from another Joget installation, or downloaded from the Joget Marketplace. Importing a new app into an environment with existing App ID will result in the creation of a new App Version. You may also choose to retain or override environment variables and plugin default properties by checking on the checkboxes.
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To import an app, log in to the App Center as admin or a user with "admin role" (See Managing Users for more information). Click on the Import App button (see Figure 1). |
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You can also import apps from the Design App dashboard (the URL is https://localhost:8080/jw/web/desktop/apps). |
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In the Import App popup window, select the app ".jwa" file from your hard disk folder and click on Upload button. Click on the Show Advanced Options hyperlink to manage the import options, as follows:
Note: Import plugins & import form data are new features in Joget DX. These import options are only applicable to apps that has been exported from Joget DX only. |
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Publish the app after importing if you want to run the app.
You can also manage the following app import options:
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Click the Launch button to run the published app. The app will open in a new browser tab. |
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The App Configuration Management popup window has the following additional management tabs:
The Export option allows one to export out the entire app design into a single file. This is useful when one is performing a backup or transferring the app into another server.
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This is a new Joget DX feature for Enterprise and Professional editions. |
Joget DX has two new features to allow you to export the:
The above elements will be compressed and added to the "appname.jwa" file.
Caution: If the app's transaction records are huge, export and import of the app could take a long time and may cause a performance issue for other Joget users. If you have a lot of data records, it is better to use a database utility to perform a database SQLdump.