To celebrate the new year we want to make sure you don’t miss out on some awesome new features provided by our GUI’s! Shared features Win / Web GUIFile StorageIn addition to having a product store their files in the data on disk, new options have been added to store files on an FTP location, an Azure storage or in-database using a blob. The developer can choose one or more of these storage locations and apply them where necessary, depending on the architecture and the available infrastructure. Radio buttonsWhereas mobile was outfitted with radio buttons for a while, the Windows and Web GUI can now also show data in a form using radio buttons. The control type is available in the Software Factory for any domain with elements. Drag DropEnabling and configuring drag-drop can be done at subject configuration in the Software Factory. Multiple rows can be drag-dropped at once, rows can be dragged from both grid and tree. See this post for more details. Menu fil
Hello everyone, In today's fast-paced world, effective time management is crucial for staying organized and maximizing productivity. One of the key tools we rely on for managing our schedules is the calendar. With the advent of cloud-based services like Microsoft Graph, synchronizing calendar events across different platforms has become more accessible than ever. In this blog post we introduce new Thinkstore solutions that enables seamless synchronization between your Thinkwise application and Microsoft Graph, allowing you to add, update, delete, and receive resources effortlessly. Microsoft Graph is a powerful API that provides access to a wide range of Microsoft 365 services and data. It allows developers to integrate their applications with Microsoft's suite of products, including Outlook, OneDrive, SharePoint, etc. Old situationOf course we already have the Thinkwise Exchange Connector which can synchronize the four resources maintained by Microsoft Outlook: emails, events, contact
Because the Thinkwise GUI’s and Service Tiers use a connection pool for database connections, they will automatically try to reconnect with every new statement. This can cause locking problems during maintenance or upgrades. In the upcoming GUI’s a new feature will be introduced which will automatically close any application that is no longer available in IAM. Every five minutes a check is performed which will compare the currently loaded applications with the available applications for the current user. If an application is made inactive or the access rights are revoked then the GUI will close all the corresponding documents and removes the application from the menu. This feature ensures that all users are disconnected from the application and no new database connections will be opened by the Thinkwise GUI’s. Example In this IAM we find a Software Factory and three versions of a customer end product. We only want the most recent application version to be active, so we d
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