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| A Userview is a front-end UI for an app. End users access the App and consume its functionality though the Userview. An app may contain 1 or more Userviews. Userviews can have different themes, and consist of menu pages that contain forms, lists, reports, graphs, HTML content, etc. |
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Forms are used to capture and present information. Many form elements are available, ranging from a simple textfield to more complex types such as form grids. |
In the sample HR Expenses Claim App, login as a normal employee (Cat) and click on the New Expenses Claim to see an expenses claim form. Fill up the form and click on Complete to submit.
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| Datalists (or Lists for short*)* are tables or reports in tabular format, providing features such as paging, sorting, filtering and exporting. |
Logout and login as Cat's manager Clark, then click on Approver Inbox in the menu. The page displays a datalist showing the task inbox, in this case Clark will see a pending claim from Cat.
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The task created shows a workflow process in action, where a task is routed to the appropriate person. The process may also involve integration to external systems such as sending emails or updating external databases. |
As Clark, click on the Approve Claim link to view and approve Cat's submission.
The HR Expenses Claim App demonstrates a process driven app. To see a different type of app in action, launch the Simple CRM in the App Center. This app is focused on data management, providing a no-frills approach to manage accounts, contacts, opportunities and cases.
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