http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Administrator 2026-11-01T18:11:12Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.21.1 http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Designer 2014-02-22T12:41:05Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the designer. Here you create the pages in your application, giving them their appearance and functionality. <br /> <br /> ==Control panel==<br /> <br /> On the left hand side of the screen is the control panel. It contains the following:<br /> <br /> - '''Administration''' button, this will take you to the administration screen<br /> <br /> - '''Application''' dropdown, use this to select the application you want to work on<br /> <br /> - '''Page''' dropdown, this will default to the first page alphabetically by page name. Use this to select the page you want to work on<br /> <br /> - '''new page''' button, add a new page. Note that page names are used to prefix page resource files such as .css files, and produce the order in the drop down, the page title will be shown to users and is the text in the dropdown<br /> <br /> - '''edit page''' button, view and edit the properties of a page. Should you need to, use this to delete a page<br /> <br /> - '''undo''' button, undo your most recent actions<br /> <br /> - '''redo''' button, reinstate changes after an undo<br /> <br /> - '''save page''' button, saves the current page<br /> <br /> - '''view page''' button, closes the designer and shows the current page as a running application<br /> <br /> - '''Controls''' items, drag these controls out from the control panel to place them in your page<br /> <br /> New controls are added by dragging them out of the control panel. Existing controls can be selected with a click and then dragged to new positions. In either case you will see a blue border surrounding the current control and the control properties will appear on the right hand side. <br /> <br /> As you drag a control around the page you will see left, right, or down arrows. Releasing the mouse when the left arrow is showing will place the currently selected control to the left of the control in which the arrow appears. A right arrow will place the current control to the right. A down arrow will place the currently selected control within the control in which the down appears.<br /> <br /> It is worth noting that note all controls can dragged from their current positions. For example table cells cannot be dragged out of table rows, and table rows cannot be dragged out of their parent tables. Controls like the table cell, and panel can have child controls dragged into them. Controls like buttons and inputs cannot have children.<br /> <br /> ==Property panel==<br /> <br /> Once a control is selected the property panel will appear on the right hand side of the screen.<br /> <br /> The first row of buttons consisting of left, up, down, and right arrows is used to navigate around the control structure. As the controls are placed in a hierarchy this is a convenient way of, for example, selecting a child controls parent. This is done by using the up button. The down button will select the first available child control. The left button and right buttons will select the next control which is a peer of the current control. Depending on what control it is, the left button may select a control to the left, or above the current control. The right button may select a control to the right, or below the current control.<br /> <br /> The second row of buttons allow you to swap the currently selected control with a peer to the left, add a new control of the same type as the selected control to the left, delete the control, add a new control of the same type as the selected control to the right, swap the currently selected control with a peer to the right.<br /> <br /> The '''copy''' button will copy the currently selected control to the clipboard. The '''paste''' button will insert a new control from what was copied.<br /> <br /> The top of the '''Properties''' table shows the type of control currently selected. Immediately below that appear the detailed properties available for the current control. These are different depending on the type of control currently selected. The name of the property appears in the left column. In the right column is the value of that property. Some properties, such as a grid's columns, are quite sophisticated. Clicking on the property value can produce a slide-out dialogue in which the property can be specified in detail.<br /> <br /> Different types of control also have different events which can be fired based on user activity. For example a button control has a click event, and an input control has a keydown event. The available events appear underneath control property values.<br /> <br /> To perform a specific action when a control event fires. Add the new action by selecting it from the &quot;Add action&quot; dropdown. You can specify the details of the action in much the same way as setting the control property values. Actions can be removed from events by using the bin icon.<br /> <br /> Finally the '''Styles''' grid presents the style classes available for the control and you can add css styling.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Administration 2014-02-22T12:40:08Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Administration allows you to manage your Rapid server and applications.<br /> <br /> =Rapid server administration=<br /> <br /> At the top of the administration screen are features with affect your Rapid Server:<br /> <br /> - To create a new application use the '''Create...''' button. You will be prompted to enter a name and title for your application with an optional description. The name is used to create a prefix unique to your application which is used for all resource files. It's recommended that the name is as short as possible, but should also include a version number. You'll notice only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. The title is presented to users. Finally the description is an optional free text field.<br /> <br /> - To import a Rapid previously exported Rapid application use the '''Import''' button. You will be prompted to browse to the exported .zip file and specify a name for the imported app. The name must be unique and only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. Your imported application will assume the new name, but will retain the same title.<br /> <br /> - To select a Rapid application to manage in detail use the '''Application''' drop down. Only Rapid applications in which you have the &quot;RapidAdmin&quot; security role will appear. Once you select an application the administration tabs will appear.<br /> <br /> - To open the designer to the application you have selected use the '''Design...''' button<br /> <br /> - Rapid is highly extendable and you are able to create your own controls, actions, and adapters. Should you modify any of these and wish to reload them into a running Rapid server use the corresponding reload button. Should you modify any controls, or actions you will also have to reload the applications as this will regenerate the application source files, and incorporate your changes.<br /> <br /> =Application administration tabs=<br /> <br /> Once an application is selected from the '''Application''' dropdown the application administration tabs will become visible. Here you can manage any settings that affect your whole Rapid application.<br /> <br /> ==General==<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Name''' box to change the name of your application. This will regenerate all resource files and change any urls to your application<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Title''' box to change the title of your application as it appears to your users<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Description''' box to change the description of your application<br /> <br /> - Change the default start page with the '''Start page''' dropdown<br /> <br /> - Advanced users might like to see the engine generated control and action ids amongst a control's properties in the designer. Use the '''Show control id numbers''' and '''Show action id numbers''' checkboxes to turn this feature on or off.<br /> <br /> - Save any changes you have made to any of the above features with the '''save''' button. You will see a message &quot;application saved&quot; once this has been successfull.<br /> <br /> - The '''Duplicate...''' button allows you to duplicate an existing Rapid application into a new Rapid application. This is useful for creating new versions, or experimenting with possible new features. You will be prompted for the name, title, and description of the application you are about to duplicate the selected application into. As usual only A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed<br /> <br /> - The '''Export''' button allows you to export your Rapid application for backup, or for importing into a different Rapid server. Once you click the button a file called rapid.zip will start to download. It contains all off the files required to import your application.<br /> <br /> - Finally you can delete any applications with the '''Delete application''' button<br /> <br /> ==Application styles==<br /> <br /> Write any css rules which you want to be applied globally throughout your application. This is especially useful for overriding the default styling for controls.<br /> <br /> Save any changes you have made with the '''save''' button<br /> <br /> ==Database connections==<br /> <br /> Use the '''add connection...''' button to add any database connections to your application. You will be prompted to:<br /> <br /> - Specify a '''Name''' for this database connection<br /> <br /> - Choose a jdbc '''Driver''' for this database connection. By default Rapid ships with SQLite and Oracle jdbc connection libraries. More can be added in the databaseDrivers.xml file. This is covered in the Advanced topics.<br /> <br /> - Specify the jdbc '''Connection string''' for your database connection. Have a look at the sample application for an example.<br /> <br /> - Choose the '''Connection adapter''' to use for this database connection. Creating more advanced database connection adapters with connection pooling, and advanced security features such as trusted authentication is covered in advanced topics.<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''User name''' for the database connection, if required<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''Password''' for the database connection, if required<br /> <br /> Once you have saved the connection settings, clicking on the connection you have made in the '''Database connection''' list will show the settings for that connection. Here you are able to change any of the settings and use the '''test''' button to test the connection. Use the '''save''' button to make the changes permanent.<br /> <br /> Finally the settings you have entered can be tested with the '''test''' button before<br /> <br /> When retrieving data using a database action you will prompted to select a connection.<br /> <br /> ==SOA webservices==<br /> <br /> Rapid supports '''S'''ervice '''O'''riented '''A'''rchitecture and this tab is used to create and manage SOAP webservices used for SOA. <br /> <br /> Click '''add webservice''' to create a new webservice. You will be prompted for the following:<br /> <br /> - The '''Name''' of this webservice<br /> <br /> - The '''Type''' of this webservice. By default only sql webservices are supports. Creating your own webservice types such as using Java reflection is covered in advanced topics<br /> <br /> Once the webservice is saved click on its name in the '''SOA webservices''' and this will bring up its detailed properties where, for sql-type webservices, you are ablw to:<br /> <br /> - Change the '''Name'''<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''Database connection''' (these are specified in the '''Database connections''' tab)<br /> <br /> - Specify the name of the request root element, its child elements and their validation rules<br /> <br /> - Specify the sql to run against the database connection when the webservice is invoked, the value of each child element is specified with a ? Values are passed into the sql in the order in which they appear in the list of child elements<br /> <br /> - Specify the name of the response root element, whether the response is an array or single element, its child elements and their validation rules. Rapid will expect the fields to be present in the sql results and will produce the xml response accordingly.<br /> <br /> Use the '''view wsdl''' link to view the wsdl for this webservice. Save any changes with the '''save''' button.<br /> <br /> ==Security==<br /> <br /> ==Actions and controls==</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Main_Page 2014-02-22T12:39:18Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Rapid is aimed at data-centric business applications and is Open Source. Without a single line of code end users can take control of their own online business applications and be able to easily, change and extend them, radically reducing the time required to get a change from ideas phase to live.<br /> <br /> Rapid's killer feature is radically reducing html application development time by providing an easy to user interface where users can build webpages by dragging and dropping. The intention is to provide a platform that less technical users can create applications with, making things easy for them and putting them in control. In a large organisation we would expect a scenario where a project manager or business analyst could make changes to an application in front of an end user group, removing the longer process where the requirements are documented, sent to developers, tested separately, and then its several weeks or months before end users see their changes. Rapid gives instant results.<br /> <br /> The system works by pre-packaging html into controls. Controls have events, and actions are assigned to control events to be performed when the events fire. There are several different actions: simple actions can style controls on the current page, or navigate to other pages, more sophisticated actions can fetch data from relational databases or webservices to populate controls. It is also possible to create your own controls and actions.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Welcome 2014-02-22T12:38:58Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Rapid is aimed at data-centric business applications and is Open Source. Without a single line of code end users can take control of their own online business applications and be able to easily, change and extend them, radically reducing the time required to get a change from ideas phase to live.<br /> <br /> Rapid's killer feature is radically reducing html application development time by providing an easy to user interface where users can build webpages by dragging and dropping. The intention is to provide a platform that less technical users can create applications with, making things easy for them and putting them in control. In a large organisation we would expect a scenario where a project manager or business analyst could make changes to an application in front of an end user group, removing the longer process where the requirements are documented, sent to developers, tested separately, and then its several weeks or months before end users see their changes. Rapid gives instant results.<br /> <br /> The system works by pre-packaging html into controls. Controls have events, and actions are assigned to control events to be performed when the events fire. There are several different actions: simple actions can style controls on the current page, or navigate to other pages, more sophisticated actions can fetch data from relational databases or webservices to populate controls. It is also possible to create your own controls and actions.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Introduction 2014-02-22T12:35:01Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Rapid is aimed at data-centric business applications and is Open Source. Without a single line of code end users can take control of their own online business applications and be able to easily, change and extend them, radically reducing the time required to get a change from ideas phase to live.<br /> <br /> Rapid's killer feature is radically reducing html application development time by providing an easy to user interface where users can build webpages by dragging and dropping. The intention is to provide a platform that less technical users can create applications with, making things easy for them and putting them in control. In a large organisation we would expect a scenario where a project manager or business analyst could make changes to an application in front of an end user group, removing the longer process where the requirements are documented, sent to developers, tested separately, and then its several weeks or months before end users see their changes. Rapid gives instant results.<br /> <br /> The system works by pre-packaging html into controls. Controls have events, and actions are assigned to control events to be performed when the events fire. There are several different actions: simple actions can style controls on the current page, or navigate to other pages, more sophisticated actions can fetch data from relational databases or webservices to populate controls. It is also possible to create your own controls and actions.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Sidebar 2014-02-22T12:34:17Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> * Basic<br /> ** introduction|Rapid introduction<br /> ** quickstart|Get started!<br /> ** designer|Designer<br /> ** administration|Administration<br /> ** controls|Controls<br /> ** events|Events<br /> ** actions|Actions<br /> <br /> * Advanced<br /> ** architecture|Architecture<br /> ** schemas|Schemas<br /> ** createcontrols|Creating controls<br /> ** createactions|Creating actions<br /> ** databasedrivers|Database drivers<br /> ** dataadapters|Data adapters<br /> ** authenticationadapters|Authentication adapters<br /> ** securityadapters|Security adapters</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Administration 2014-02-21T11:07:27Z

<p>Administrator: ue</p> <hr /> <div>Administration allows you to manage your Rapid server and applications.<br /> <br /> =Rapid server administration=<br /> <br /> At the top of the administration screen are features with affect your Rapid Server:<br /> <br /> - To create a new application use the '''Create...''' button. You will be prompted to enter a name and title for your application with an optional description. The name is used to create a prefix unique to your application which is used for all resource files. It's recommended that the name is as short as possible, but should also include a version number. You'll notice only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. The title is presented to users. Finally the description is an optional free text field.<br /> <br /> - To import a Rapid previously exported Rapid application use the '''Import''' button. You will be prompted to browse to the exported .zip file and specify a name for the imported app. The name must be unique and only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. Your imported application will assume the new name, but will retain the same title.<br /> <br /> - To select a Rapid application to manage in detail use the '''Application''' drop down. Only Rapid applications in which you have the &quot;RapidAdmin&quot; security role will appear. Once you select an application the administration tabs will appear.<br /> <br /> - To open the designer to the application you have selected use the '''Design...''' button<br /> <br /> - Rapid is highly extendable and you are able to create your own controls, actions, and adapters. Should you modify any of these and wish to reload them into a running Rapid server use the corresponding reload button. Should you modify any controls, or actions you will also have to reload the applications as this will regenerate the application source files, and incorporate your changes.<br /> <br /> =Application administration tabs=<br /> <br /> Once an application is selected from the '''Application''' dropdown the application administration tabs will become visible. Here you can manage any settings that affect your whole Rapid application.<br /> <br /> ==General==<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Name''' box to change the name of your application. This will regenerate all resource files and change any urls to your application<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Title''' box to change the title of your application as it appears to your users<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Description''' box to change the description of your application<br /> <br /> - Change the default start page with the '''Start page''' dropdown<br /> <br /> - Advanced users might like to see the engine generated control and action ids amongst a control's properties in the designer. Use the '''Show control id numbers''' and '''Show action id numbers''' checkboxes to turn this feature on or off.<br /> <br /> - Save any changes you have made to any of the above features with the '''save''' button. You will see a message &quot;application saved&quot; once this has been successfull.<br /> <br /> - The '''Duplicate...''' button allows you to duplicate an existing Rapid application into a new Rapid application. This is useful for creating new versions, or experimenting with possible new features. You will be prompted for the name, title, and description of the application you are about to duplicate the selected application into. As usual only A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed<br /> <br /> - The '''Export''' button allows you to export your Rapid application for backup, or for importing into a different Rapid server. Once you click the button a file called rapid.zip will start to download. It contains all off the files required to import your application.<br /> <br /> - Finally you can delete any applications with the '''Delete application''' button<br /> <br /> ==Application styles==<br /> <br /> Write any css rules which you want to be applied globally throughout your application. This is especially useful for overriding the default styling for controls.<br /> <br /> Save any changes you have made with the '''save''' button<br /> <br /> ==Database connections==<br /> <br /> Use the '''add connection...''' button to add any database connections to your application. You will be prompted to:<br /> <br /> - Specify a '''Name''' for this database connection<br /> <br /> - Choose a jdbc '''Driver''' for this database connection. By default Rapid ships with SQLite and Oracle jdbc connection libraries. More can be added in the databaseDrivers.xml file. This is covered in the Advanced topics.<br /> <br /> - Specify the jdbc '''Connection string''' for your database connection. Have a look at the sample application for an example.<br /> <br /> - Choose the '''Connection adapter''' to use for this database connection. Creating more advanced database connection adapters with connection pooling, and advanced security features such as trusted authentication is covered in advanced topics.<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''User name''' for the database connection, if required<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''Password''' for the database connection, if required<br /> <br /> Once you have saved the connection settings, clicking on the connection you have made in the '''Database connection''' list will show the settings for that connection. Here you are able to change any of the settings and use the '''test''' button to test the connection. Use the '''save''' button to make the changes permanent.<br /> <br /> Finally the settings you have entered can be tested with the '''test''' button before<br /> <br /> When retrieving data using a database action you will prompted to select a connection.<br /> <br /> ==SOA webservices==<br /> <br /> Rapid supports '''S'''ervice '''O'''riented '''A'''rchitecture and this tab is used to create and manage SOAP webservices used for SOA. <br /> <br /> Click '''add webservice''' to create a new webservice. You will be prompted for the following:<br /> <br /> - The '''Name''' of this webservice<br /> <br /> - The '''Type''' of this webservice. By default only sql webservices are supports. Creating your own webservice types such as using Java reflection is covered in advanced topics<br /> <br /> Once the webservice is saved click on its name in the '''SOA webservices''' and this will bring up its detailed properties where, for sql-type webservices, you are ablw to:<br /> <br /> - Change the '''Name'''<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''Database connection''' (these are specified in the '''Database connections''' tab)<br /> <br /> - Specify the name of the request root element, its child elements and their validation rules<br /> <br /> - Specify the sql to run against the database connection when the webservice is invoked, the value of each child element is specified with a ? Values are passed into the sql in the order in which they appear in the list of child elements<br /> <br /> - Specify the name of the response root element, whether the response is an array or single element, its child elements and their validation rules. Rapid will expect the fields to be present in the sql results and will produce the xml response accordingly.<br /> <br /> Use the '''view wsdl''' link to view the wsdl for this webservice. Save any changes with the '''save''' button.<br /> <br /> ==Security==<br /> <br /> ==Actions and controls==</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Administration 2014-02-21T10:51:07Z

<p>Administrator: /* General */</p> <hr /> <div>Administration allows you to manage your Rapid server and applications.<br /> <br /> =Rapid server administration=<br /> <br /> At the top of the administration screen are features with affect your Rapid Server:<br /> <br /> - To create a new application use the '''Create...''' button. You will be prompted to enter a name and title for your application with an optional description. The name is used to create a prefix unique to your application which is used for all resource files. It's recommended that the name is as short as possible, but should also include a version number. You'll notice only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. The title is presented to users. Finally the description is an optional free text field.<br /> <br /> - To import a Rapid previously exported Rapid application use the '''Import''' button. You will be prompted to browse to the exported .zip file and specify a name for the imported app. The name must be unique and only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. Your imported application will assume the new name, but will retain the same title.<br /> <br /> - To select a Rapid application to manage in detail use the '''Application''' drop down. Only Rapid applications in which you have the &quot;RapidAdmin&quot; security role will appear. Once you select an application the administration tabs will appear.<br /> <br /> - To open the designer to the application you have selected use the '''Design...''' button<br /> <br /> - Rapid is highly extendable and you are able to create your own controls, actions, and adapters. Should you modify any of these and wish to reload them into a running Rapid server use the corresponding reload button. Should you modify any controls, or actions you will also have to reload the applications as this will regenerate the application source files, and incorporate your changes.<br /> <br /> =Application administration tabs=<br /> <br /> Once an application is selected from the '''Application''' dropdown the application administration tabs will become visible. Here you can manage any settings that affect your whole Rapid application.<br /> <br /> ==General==<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Name''' box to change the name of your application. This will regenerate all resource files and change any urls to your application<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Title''' box to change the title of your application as it appears to your users<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Description''' box to change the description of your application<br /> <br /> - Change the default start page with the '''Start page''' dropdown<br /> <br /> - Advanced users might like to see the engine generated control and action ids amongst a control's properties in the designer. Use the '''Show control id numbers''' and '''Show action id numbers''' checkboxes to turn this feature on or off.<br /> <br /> - Save any changes you have made to any of the above features with the '''save''' button. You will see a message &quot;application saved&quot; once this has been successfull.<br /> <br /> - The '''Duplicate...''' button allows you to duplicate an existing Rapid application into a new Rapid application. This is useful for creating new versions, or experimenting with possible new features. You will be prompted for the name, title, and description of the application you are about to duplicate the selected application into. As usual only A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed<br /> <br /> - The '''Export''' button allows you to export your Rapid application for backup, or for importing into a different Rapid server. Once you click the button a file called rapid.zip will start to download. It contains all off the files required to import your application.<br /> <br /> - Finally you can delete any applications with the '''Delete application''' button<br /> <br /> ==Application styles==<br /> <br /> Write any css rules which you want to be applied globally throughout your application. This is especially useful for overriding the default styling for controls.<br /> <br /> Save any changes you have made with the '''save''' button<br /> <br /> ==Database connections==<br /> <br /> Use the '''add connection...''' button to add any database connections to your application. You will be prompted to:<br /> <br /> - Specify a '''Name''' for this database connection<br /> <br /> - Choose a jdbc '''Driver''' for this database connection. By default Rapid ships with SQLite and Oracle jdbc connection libraries. More can be added in the databaseDrivers.xml file. This is covered in the Advanced topics.<br /> <br /> - Specify the jdbc '''Connection string''' for your database connection. Have a look at the sample application for an example.<br /> <br /> - Choose the '''Connection adapter''' to use for this database connection. Creating more advanced database connection adapters with connection pooling, and advanced security features such as trusted authentication is covered in advanced topics.<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''User name''' for the database connection, if required<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''Password''' for the database connection, if required<br /> <br /> Once you have saved the connection settings, clicking on the connection you have made in the '''Database connection''' list will show the settings for that connection. Here you are able to change any of the settings and use the '''test''' button to test the connection. Use the '''save''' button to make the changes permanent.<br /> <br /> Finally the settings you have entered can be tested with the '''test''' button before<br /> <br /> When retrieving data using a database action you will prompted to select a connection.<br /> <br /> ==SOA webservices==<br /> <br /> Rapid supports '''S'''ervice '''O'''riented '''A'''rchitecture and this tab is used to create and manage SOAP webservices used for SOA. <br /> <br /> - Finally you can delete any applications with the '''Delete application''' button</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Administration 2014-02-21T10:45:35Z

<p>Administrator: /* Database connections */</p> <hr /> <div>Administration allows you to manage your Rapid server and applications.<br /> <br /> =Rapid server administration=<br /> <br /> At the top of the administration screen are features with affect your Rapid Server:<br /> <br /> - To create a new application use the '''Create...''' button. You will be prompted to enter a name and title for your application with an optional description. The name is used to create a prefix unique to your application which is used for all resource files. It's recommended that the name is as short as possible, but should also include a version number. You'll notice only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. The title is presented to users. Finally the description is an optional free text field.<br /> <br /> - To import a Rapid previously exported Rapid application use the '''Import''' button. You will be prompted to browse to the exported .zip file and specify a name for the imported app. The name must be unique and only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. Your imported application will assume the new name, but will retain the same title.<br /> <br /> - To select a Rapid application to manage in detail use the '''Application''' drop down. Only Rapid applications in which you have the &quot;RapidAdmin&quot; security role will appear. Once you select an application the administration tabs will appear.<br /> <br /> - To open the designer to the application you have selected use the '''Design...''' button<br /> <br /> - Rapid is highly extendable and you are able to create your own controls, actions, and adapters. Should you modify any of these and wish to reload them into a running Rapid server use the corresponding reload button. Should you modify any controls, or actions you will also have to reload the applications as this will regenerate the application source files, and incorporate your changes.<br /> <br /> =Application administration tabs=<br /> <br /> Once an application is selected from the '''Application''' dropdown the application administration tabs will become visible. Here you can manage any settings that affect your whole Rapid application.<br /> <br /> ==General==<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Name''' box to change the name of your application. This will regenerate all resource files and change any urls to your application<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Title''' box to change the title of your application as it appears to your users<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Description''' box to change the description of your application<br /> <br /> - Change the default start page with the '''Start page''' dropdown<br /> <br /> - Advanced users might like to see the engine generated control and action ids amongst a control's properties in the designer. Use the '''Show control id numbers''' and '''Show action id numbers''' checkboxes to turn this feature on or off.<br /> <br /> - Save any changes you have made to any of the above features with the '''save''' button. You will see a message &quot;application saved&quot; once this has been successfull.<br /> <br /> - The '''Duplicate...''' button allows you to duplicate an existing Rapid application into a new Rapid application. This is useful for creating new versions, or experimenting with possible new features. You will be prompted for the name, title, and description of the application you are about to duplicate the selected application into. As usual only A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed<br /> <br /> - The '''Export''' button allows you to export your Rapid application for backup, or for importing into a different Rapid server. Once you click the button a file called rapid.zip will start to download. It contains all off the files required to import your application.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Application styles==<br /> <br /> Write any css rules which you want to be applied globally throughout your application. This is especially useful for overriding the default styling for controls.<br /> <br /> Save any changes you have made with the '''save''' button<br /> <br /> ==Database connections==<br /> <br /> Use the '''add connection...''' button to add any database connections to your application. You will be prompted to:<br /> <br /> - Specify a '''Name''' for this database connection<br /> <br /> - Choose a jdbc '''Driver''' for this database connection. By default Rapid ships with SQLite and Oracle jdbc connection libraries. More can be added in the databaseDrivers.xml file. This is covered in the Advanced topics.<br /> <br /> - Specify the jdbc '''Connection string''' for your database connection. Have a look at the sample application for an example.<br /> <br /> - Choose the '''Connection adapter''' to use for this database connection. Creating more advanced database connection adapters with connection pooling, and advanced security features such as trusted authentication is covered in advanced topics.<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''User name''' for the database connection, if required<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''Password''' for the database connection, if required<br /> <br /> Once you have saved the connection settings, clicking on the connection you have made in the '''Database connection''' list will show the settings for that connection. Here you are able to change any of the settings and use the '''test''' button to test the connection. Use the '''save''' button to make the changes permanent.<br /> <br /> Finally the settings you have entered can be tested with the '''test''' button before<br /> <br /> When retrieving data using a database action you will prompted to select a connection.<br /> <br /> ==SOA webservices==<br /> <br /> Rapid supports '''S'''ervice '''O'''riented '''A'''rchitecture and this tab is used to create and manage SOAP webservices used for SOA. <br /> <br /> - Finally you can delete any applications with the '''Delete application''' button</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Administration 2014-02-21T10:45:03Z

<p>Administrator: /* SOA webservices */</p> <hr /> <div>Administration allows you to manage your Rapid server and applications.<br /> <br /> =Rapid server administration=<br /> <br /> At the top of the administration screen are features with affect your Rapid Server:<br /> <br /> - To create a new application use the '''Create...''' button. You will be prompted to enter a name and title for your application with an optional description. The name is used to create a prefix unique to your application which is used for all resource files. It's recommended that the name is as short as possible, but should also include a version number. You'll notice only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. The title is presented to users. Finally the description is an optional free text field.<br /> <br /> - To import a Rapid previously exported Rapid application use the '''Import''' button. You will be prompted to browse to the exported .zip file and specify a name for the imported app. The name must be unique and only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. Your imported application will assume the new name, but will retain the same title.<br /> <br /> - To select a Rapid application to manage in detail use the '''Application''' drop down. Only Rapid applications in which you have the &quot;RapidAdmin&quot; security role will appear. Once you select an application the administration tabs will appear.<br /> <br /> - To open the designer to the application you have selected use the '''Design...''' button<br /> <br /> - Rapid is highly extendable and you are able to create your own controls, actions, and adapters. Should you modify any of these and wish to reload them into a running Rapid server use the corresponding reload button. Should you modify any controls, or actions you will also have to reload the applications as this will regenerate the application source files, and incorporate your changes.<br /> <br /> =Application administration tabs=<br /> <br /> Once an application is selected from the '''Application''' dropdown the application administration tabs will become visible. Here you can manage any settings that affect your whole Rapid application.<br /> <br /> ==General==<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Name''' box to change the name of your application. This will regenerate all resource files and change any urls to your application<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Title''' box to change the title of your application as it appears to your users<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Description''' box to change the description of your application<br /> <br /> - Change the default start page with the '''Start page''' dropdown<br /> <br /> - Advanced users might like to see the engine generated control and action ids amongst a control's properties in the designer. Use the '''Show control id numbers''' and '''Show action id numbers''' checkboxes to turn this feature on or off.<br /> <br /> - Save any changes you have made to any of the above features with the '''save''' button. You will see a message &quot;application saved&quot; once this has been successfull.<br /> <br /> - The '''Duplicate...''' button allows you to duplicate an existing Rapid application into a new Rapid application. This is useful for creating new versions, or experimenting with possible new features. You will be prompted for the name, title, and description of the application you are about to duplicate the selected application into. As usual only A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed<br /> <br /> - The '''Export''' button allows you to export your Rapid application for backup, or for importing into a different Rapid server. Once you click the button a file called rapid.zip will start to download. It contains all off the files required to import your application.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Application styles==<br /> <br /> Write any css rules which you want to be applied globally throughout your application. This is especially useful for overriding the default styling for controls.<br /> <br /> Save any changes you have made with the '''save''' button<br /> <br /> ==Database connections==<br /> <br /> Use the '''add connection...''' button to add any database connections to your application. You will be prompted to:<br /> <br /> - Specify a '''Name''' for this database connection<br /> <br /> - Choose a jdbc '''Driver''' for this database connection. By default Rapid ships with SQLite and Oracle jdbc connection libraries. More can be added in the databaseDrivers.xml file. This is covered in the Advanced topics.<br /> <br /> - Specify the jdbc '''Connection string''' for your database connection. Have a look at the sample application for an example.<br /> <br /> - Choose the '''Connection adapter''' to use for this database connection. Creating more advanced database connection adapters with connection pooling, and advanced security features such as trusted authentication is covered in advanced topics.<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''User name''' for the database connection, if required<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''Password''' for the database connection, if required<br /> <br /> Once you have saved the connection settings, clicking on the connection you have made in the '''Database connection''' list will show the settings for that connection. Here you are able to change any of the settings and use the '''test''' button to test the connection. Use the '''save''' button to make the changes permanent.<br /> <br /> ==SOA webservices==<br /> <br /> Rapid supports '''S'''ervice '''O'''riented '''A'''rchitecture and this tab is used to create and manage SOAP webservices used for SOA. <br /> <br /> - Finally you can delete any applications with the '''Delete application''' button</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Administration 2014-02-21T10:38:23Z

<p>Administrator: /* General */</p> <hr /> <div>Administration allows you to manage your Rapid server and applications.<br /> <br /> =Rapid server administration=<br /> <br /> At the top of the administration screen are features with affect your Rapid Server:<br /> <br /> - To create a new application use the '''Create...''' button. You will be prompted to enter a name and title for your application with an optional description. The name is used to create a prefix unique to your application which is used for all resource files. It's recommended that the name is as short as possible, but should also include a version number. You'll notice only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. The title is presented to users. Finally the description is an optional free text field.<br /> <br /> - To import a Rapid previously exported Rapid application use the '''Import''' button. You will be prompted to browse to the exported .zip file and specify a name for the imported app. The name must be unique and only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. Your imported application will assume the new name, but will retain the same title.<br /> <br /> - To select a Rapid application to manage in detail use the '''Application''' drop down. Only Rapid applications in which you have the &quot;RapidAdmin&quot; security role will appear. Once you select an application the administration tabs will appear.<br /> <br /> - To open the designer to the application you have selected use the '''Design...''' button<br /> <br /> - Rapid is highly extendable and you are able to create your own controls, actions, and adapters. Should you modify any of these and wish to reload them into a running Rapid server use the corresponding reload button. Should you modify any controls, or actions you will also have to reload the applications as this will regenerate the application source files, and incorporate your changes.<br /> <br /> =Application administration tabs=<br /> <br /> Once an application is selected from the '''Application''' dropdown the application administration tabs will become visible. Here you can manage any settings that affect your whole Rapid application.<br /> <br /> ==General==<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Name''' box to change the name of your application. This will regenerate all resource files and change any urls to your application<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Title''' box to change the title of your application as it appears to your users<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Description''' box to change the description of your application<br /> <br /> - Change the default start page with the '''Start page''' dropdown<br /> <br /> - Advanced users might like to see the engine generated control and action ids amongst a control's properties in the designer. Use the '''Show control id numbers''' and '''Show action id numbers''' checkboxes to turn this feature on or off.<br /> <br /> - Save any changes you have made to any of the above features with the '''save''' button. You will see a message &quot;application saved&quot; once this has been successfull.<br /> <br /> - The '''Duplicate...''' button allows you to duplicate an existing Rapid application into a new Rapid application. This is useful for creating new versions, or experimenting with possible new features. You will be prompted for the name, title, and description of the application you are about to duplicate the selected application into. As usual only A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed<br /> <br /> - The '''Export''' button allows you to export your Rapid application for backup, or for importing into a different Rapid server. Once you click the button a file called rapid.zip will start to download. It contains all off the files required to import your application.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Application styles==<br /> <br /> Write any css rules which you want to be applied globally throughout your application. This is especially useful for overriding the default styling for controls.<br /> <br /> Save any changes you have made with the '''save''' button<br /> <br /> ==Database connections==<br /> <br /> Use the '''add connection...''' button to add any database connections to your application. You will be prompted to:<br /> <br /> - Specify a '''Name''' for this database connection<br /> <br /> - Choose a jdbc '''Driver''' for this database connection. By default Rapid ships with SQLite and Oracle jdbc connection libraries. More can be added in the databaseDrivers.xml file. This is covered in the Advanced topics.<br /> <br /> - Specify the jdbc '''Connection string''' for your database connection. Have a look at the sample application for an example.<br /> <br /> - Choose the '''Connection adapter''' to use for this database connection. Creating more advanced database connection adapters with connection pooling, and advanced security features such as trusted authentication is covered in advanced topics.<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''User name''' for the database connection, if required<br /> <br /> - Specify the '''Password''' for the database connection, if required<br /> <br /> Once you have saved the connection settings, clicking on the connection you have made in the '''Database connection''' list will show the settings for that connection. Here you are able to change any of the settings and use the '''test''' button to test the connection. Use the '''save''' button to make the changes permanent.<br /> <br /> ==SOA webservices==<br /> <br /> Rapid supports '''S'''ervice '''O'''riented '''A'''rchitecture and this tab is used to create and manage SOAP webservices used for SOA. <br /> <br /> Finally the settings you have entered can be tested with the '''test''' button before<br /> <br /> When retrieving data using a database action you will prompted to select a connection.<br /> - '''Rebuild application pages''' is an experimental feature. Currently, if the html behind any controls is modified each page the control is in needs to be reloaded and saved using the designer. This feature will update all of an application's page html at once.<br /> <br /> - Finally you can delete any applications with the '''Delete application''' button</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Administration 2014-02-21T10:23:36Z

<p>Administrator: /* Application administration tabs */</p> <hr /> <div>Administration allows you to manage your Rapid server and applications.<br /> <br /> =Rapid server administration=<br /> <br /> At the top of the administration screen are features with affect your Rapid Server:<br /> <br /> - To create a new application use the '''Create...''' button. You will be prompted to enter a name and title for your application with an optional description. The name is used to create a prefix unique to your application which is used for all resource files. It's recommended that the name is as short as possible, but should also include a version number. You'll notice only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. The title is presented to users. Finally the description is an optional free text field.<br /> <br /> - To import a Rapid previously exported Rapid application use the '''Import''' button. You will be prompted to browse to the exported .zip file and specify a name for the imported app. The name must be unique and only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. Your imported application will assume the new name, but will retain the same title.<br /> <br /> - To select a Rapid application to manage in detail use the '''Application''' drop down. Only Rapid applications in which you have the &quot;RapidAdmin&quot; security role will appear. Once you select an application the administration tabs will appear.<br /> <br /> - To open the designer to the application you have selected use the '''Design...''' button<br /> <br /> - Rapid is highly extendable and you are able to create your own controls, actions, and adapters. Should you modify any of these and wish to reload them into a running Rapid server use the corresponding reload button. Should you modify any controls, or actions you will also have to reload the applications as this will regenerate the application source files, and incorporate your changes.<br /> <br /> =Application administration tabs=<br /> <br /> Once an application is selected from the '''Application''' dropdown the application administration tabs will become visible. Here you can manage any settings that affect your whole Rapid application.<br /> <br /> ==General==<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Name''' box to change the name of your application. This will regenerate all resource files and change any urls to your application<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Title''' box to change the title of your application as it appears to your users<br /> <br /> - Use the '''Description''' box to change the description of your application<br /> <br /> - Change the default start page with the '''Start page''' dropdown<br /> <br /> - Advanced users might like to see the engine generated control and action ids amongst a control's properties in the designer. Use the '''Show control id numbers''' and '''Show action id numbers''' checkboxes to turn this feature on or off.<br /> <br /> - Save any changes you have made to any of the above features with the '''save''' button. You will see a message &quot;application saved&quot; once this has been successfull.<br /> <br /> - The '''Duplicate...''' button allows you to duplicate an existing Rapid application into a new Rapid application. This is useful for creating new versions, or experimenting with possible new features. You will be prompted for the name, title, and description of the application you are about to duplicate the selected application into. As usual only A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed<br /> <br /> - The '''Export''' button allows you to export your Rapid application for backup, or for importing into a different Rapid server. Once you click the button a file called rapid.zip will start to download. It contains all off the files required to import your application.<br /> <br /> - '''Rebuild application pages''' is an experimental feature. Currently, if the html behind any controls is modified each page the control is in needs to be reloaded and saved using the designer. This feature will update all of an application's page html at once.<br /> <br /> - Finally you can delete any applications with the '''Delete application''' button</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Administration 2014-02-21T09:59:18Z

<p>Administrator: /* Rapid server functions */</p> <hr /> <div>Administration allows you to manage your Rapid server and applications.<br /> <br /> =Rapid server administration=<br /> <br /> At the top of the administration screen are features with affect your Rapid Server:<br /> <br /> - To create a new application use the '''Create...''' button. You will be prompted to enter a name and title for your application with an optional description. The name is used to create a prefix unique to your application which is used for all resource files. It's recommended that the name is as short as possible, but should also include a version number. You'll notice only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. The title is presented to users. Finally the description is an optional free text field.<br /> <br /> - To import a Rapid previously exported Rapid application use the '''Import''' button. You will be prompted to browse to the exported .zip file and specify a name for the imported app. The name must be unique and only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. Your imported application will assume the new name, but will retain the same title.<br /> <br /> - To select a Rapid application to manage in detail use the '''Application''' drop down. Only Rapid applications in which you have the &quot;RapidAdmin&quot; security role will appear. Once you select an application the administration tabs will appear.<br /> <br /> - To open the designer to the application you have selected use the '''Design...''' button<br /> <br /> - Rapid is highly extendable and you are able to create your own controls, actions, and adapters. Should you modify any of these and wish to reload them into a running Rapid server use the corresponding reload button. Should you modify any controls, or actions you will also have to reload the applications as this will regenerate the application source files, and incorporate your changes.<br /> <br /> =Application administration tabs=<br /> <br /> ==General==</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Administration 2014-02-21T09:58:50Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Administration allows you to manage your Rapid server and applications.<br /> <br /> =Rapid server functions=<br /> <br /> At the top of the administration screen are features with affect your Rapid Server:<br /> <br /> - To create a new application use the '''Create...''' button. You will be prompted to enter a name and title for your application with an optional description. The name is used to create a prefix unique to your application which is used for all resource files. It's recommended that the name is as short as possible, but should also include a version number. You'll notice only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. The title is presented to users. Finally the description is an optional free text field.<br /> <br /> - To import a Rapid previously exported Rapid application use the '''Import''' button. You will be prompted to browse to the exported .zip file and specify a name for the imported app. The name must be unique and only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. Your imported application will assume the new name, but will retain the same title.<br /> <br /> - To select a Rapid application to manage in detail use the '''Application''' drop down. Only Rapid applications in which you have the &quot;RapidAdmin&quot; security role will appear. Once you select an application the administration tabs will appear.<br /> <br /> - To open the designer to the application you have selected use the '''Design...''' button<br /> <br /> - Rapid is highly extendable and you are able to create your own controls, actions, and adapters. Should you modify any of these and wish to reload them into a running Rapid server use the corresponding reload button. Should you modify any controls, or actions you will also have to reload the applications as this will regenerate the application source files, and incorporate your changes. <br /> <br /> =Application administration tabs=<br /> <br /> ==General==</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Administration 2014-02-21T09:53:03Z

<p>Administrator: Created page with &quot;Administration allows you to manage your Rapid server and applications. =Rapid server functions= At the top of the administration screen are features with affect your Rapid ...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Administration allows you to manage your Rapid server and applications.<br /> <br /> =Rapid server functions=<br /> <br /> At the top of the administration screen are features with affect your Rapid Server:<br /> <br /> - To create a new application use the '''Create...''' button. You will be prompted to enter a name and title for your application with an optional description. The name is used to create a prefix unique to your application which is used for all resource files. It's recommended that the name is as short as possible, but should also include a version number. You'll notice only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. The title is presented to users. Finally the description is an optional free text field.<br /> <br /> - To import a Rapid previously exported Rapid application use the '''Import''' button. You will be prompted to browse to the exported .zip file and specify a name for the imported app. The name must be unique and only the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, -, and _ are allowed. Your imported application will assume the new name, but will retain the same title.<br /> <br /> - To select a Rapid application to manage in detail use the '''Application''' drop down. Only Rapid applications in which you have the &quot;RapidAdmin&quot; security role will appear. Once you select an application the administration tabs will appear.<br /> <br /> - To open the designer to the application you have selected use the '''Design...''' button</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Designer 2014-02-21T08:09:12Z

<p>Administrator: /* Property panel */</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the designer. Here you create the pages in your application, giving them their appearance and functionality. <br /> <br /> =Control panel=<br /> <br /> On the left hand side of the screen is the control panel. It contains the following:<br /> <br /> - '''Administration''' button, this will take you to the administration screen<br /> <br /> - '''Application''' dropdown, use this to select the application you want to work on<br /> <br /> - '''Page''' dropdown, this will default to the first page alphabetically by page name. Use this to select the page you want to work on<br /> <br /> - '''new page''' button, add a new page. Note that page names are used to prefix page resource files such as .css files, and produce the order in the drop down, the page title will be shown to users and is the text in the dropdown<br /> <br /> - '''edit page''' button, view and edit the properties of a page. Should you need to, use this to delete a page<br /> <br /> - '''undo''' button, undo your most recent actions<br /> <br /> - '''redo''' button, reinstate changes after an undo<br /> <br /> - '''save page''' button, saves the current page<br /> <br /> - '''view page''' button, closes the designer and shows the current page as a running application<br /> <br /> - '''Controls''' items, drag these controls out from the control panel to place them in your page<br /> <br /> New controls are added by dragging them out of the control panel. Existing controls can be selected with a click and then dragged to new positions. In either case you will see a blue border surrounding the current control and the control properties will appear on the right hand side. <br /> <br /> As you drag a control around the page you will see left, right, or down arrows. Releasing the mouse when the left arrow is showing will place the currently selected control to the left of the control in which the arrow appears. A right arrow will place the current control to the right. A down arrow will place the currently selected control within the control in which the down appears.<br /> <br /> It is worth noting that note all controls can dragged from their current positions. For example table cells cannot be dragged out of table rows, and table rows cannot be dragged out of their parent tables. Controls like the table cell, and panel can have child controls dragged into them. Controls like buttons and inputs cannot have children.<br /> <br /> ==Property panel==<br /> <br /> Once a control is selected the property panel will appear on the right hand side of the screen.<br /> <br /> The first row of buttons consisting of left, up, down, and right arrows is used to navigate around the control structure. As the controls are placed in a hierarchy this is a convenient way of, for example, selecting a child controls parent. This is done by using the up button. The down button will select the first available child control. The left button and right buttons will select the next control which is a peer of the current control. Depending on what control it is, the left button may select a control to the left, or above the current control. The right button may select a control to the right, or below the current control.<br /> <br /> The second row of buttons allow you to swap the currently selected control with a peer to the left, add a new control of the same type as the selected control to the left, delete the control, add a new control of the same type as the selected control to the right, swap the currently selected control with a peer to the right.<br /> <br /> The '''copy''' button will copy the currently selected control to the clipboard. The '''paste''' button will insert a new control from what was copied.<br /> <br /> The top of the '''Properties''' table shows the type of control currently selected. Immediately below that appear the detailed properties available for the current control. These are different depending on the type of control currently selected. The name of the property appears in the left column. In the right column is the value of that property. Some properties, such as a grid's columns, are quite sophisticated. Clicking on the property value can produce a slide-out dialogue in which the property can be specified in detail.<br /> <br /> Different types of control also have different events which can be fired based on user activity. For example a button control has a click event, and an input control has a keydown event. The available events appear underneath control property values.<br /> <br /> To perform a specific action when a control event fires. Add the new action by selecting it from the &quot;Add action&quot; dropdown. You can specify the details of the action in much the same way as setting the control property values. Actions can be removed from events by using the bin icon.<br /> <br /> Finally the '''Styles''' grid presents the style classes available for the control and you can add css styling.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Designer 2014-02-21T07:53:16Z

<p>Administrator: /* Property panel */</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the designer. Here you create the pages in your application, giving them their appearance and functionality. <br /> <br /> =Control panel=<br /> <br /> On the left hand side of the screen is the control panel. It contains the following:<br /> <br /> - '''Administration''' button, this will take you to the administration screen<br /> <br /> - '''Application''' dropdown, use this to select the application you want to work on<br /> <br /> - '''Page''' dropdown, this will default to the first page alphabetically by page name. Use this to select the page you want to work on<br /> <br /> - '''new page''' button, add a new page. Note that page names are used to prefix page resource files such as .css files, and produce the order in the drop down, the page title will be shown to users and is the text in the dropdown<br /> <br /> - '''edit page''' button, view and edit the properties of a page. Should you need to, use this to delete a page<br /> <br /> - '''undo''' button, undo your most recent actions<br /> <br /> - '''redo''' button, reinstate changes after an undo<br /> <br /> - '''save page''' button, saves the current page<br /> <br /> - '''view page''' button, closes the designer and shows the current page as a running application<br /> <br /> - '''Controls''' items, drag these controls out from the control panel to place them in your page<br /> <br /> New controls are added by dragging them out of the control panel. Existing controls can be selected with a click and then dragged to new positions. In either case you will see a blue border surrounding the current control and the control properties will appear on the right hand side. <br /> <br /> As you drag a control around the page you will see left, right, or down arrows. Releasing the mouse when the left arrow is showing will place the currently selected control to the left of the control in which the arrow appears. A right arrow will place the current control to the right. A down arrow will place the currently selected control within the control in which the down appears.<br /> <br /> It is worth noting that note all controls can dragged from their current positions. For example table cells cannot be dragged out of table rows, and table rows cannot be dragged out of their parent tables. Controls like the table cell, and panel can have child controls dragged into them. Controls like buttons and inputs cannot have children.<br /> <br /> ==Property panel==<br /> <br /> Once a control is selected the property panel will appear on the right hand side of the screen.<br /> <br /> The first row of buttons consisting of left, up, down, and right arrows is used to navigate around the control structure. As the controls are placed in a hierarchy this is a convenient way of, for example, selecting a child controls parent. This is done by using the up button. The down button will select the first available child control. The left button and right buttons will select the next control which is a peer of the current control. Depending on what control it is, the left button may select a control to the left, or above the current control. The right button may select a control to the right, or below the current control.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Designer 2014-02-21T07:52:02Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the designer. Here you create the pages in your application, giving them their appearance and functionality. <br /> <br /> =Control panel=<br /> <br /> On the left hand side of the screen is the control panel. It contains the following:<br /> <br /> - '''Administration''' button, this will take you to the administration screen<br /> <br /> - '''Application''' dropdown, use this to select the application you want to work on<br /> <br /> - '''Page''' dropdown, this will default to the first page alphabetically by page name. Use this to select the page you want to work on<br /> <br /> - '''new page''' button, add a new page. Note that page names are used to prefix page resource files such as .css files, and produce the order in the drop down, the page title will be shown to users and is the text in the dropdown<br /> <br /> - '''edit page''' button, view and edit the properties of a page. Should you need to, use this to delete a page<br /> <br /> - '''undo''' button, undo your most recent actions<br /> <br /> - '''redo''' button, reinstate changes after an undo<br /> <br /> - '''save page''' button, saves the current page<br /> <br /> - '''view page''' button, closes the designer and shows the current page as a running application<br /> <br /> - '''Controls''' items, drag these controls out from the control panel to place them in your page<br /> <br /> New controls are added by dragging them out of the control panel. Existing controls can be selected with a click and then dragged to new positions. In either case you will see a blue border surrounding the current control and the control properties will appear on the right hand side. <br /> <br /> As you drag a control around the page you will see left, right, or down arrows. Releasing the mouse when the left arrow is showing will place the currently selected control to the left of the control in which the arrow appears. A right arrow will place the current control to the right. A down arrow will place the currently selected control within the control in which the down appears.<br /> <br /> It is worth noting that note all controls can dragged from their current positions. For example table cells cannot be dragged out of table rows, and table rows cannot be dragged out of their parent tables. Controls like the table cell, and panel can have child controls dragged into them. Controls like buttons and inputs cannot have children.<br /> <br /> ==Property panel==<br /> <br /> Once a control is selected the property panel will appear on the right hand side of the screen.<br /> <br /> The first row of buttons consisting of left, up, down, and right arrows is used to navigate around the control structure. As the controls are placed in a hierarchy this is a convenient way of, for example, selecting a child controls parent. This is done by using the up button. The down button will select the first child control. The left button and right buttons will select the next control which is a peer of the current control, either before or after the current control. Depending on what control it is the left button may select a control to the left, or above the current control. The right button may select a control to the right, or below the current control.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Designer 2014-02-21T07:43:53Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the designer. Here you create the pages in your application, giving them their appearance and functionality. <br /> <br /> /*Control panel*/<br /> <br /> On the left hand side of the screen is the control panel. It contains the following:<br /> <br /> - '''Administration''' button, this will take you to the administration screen<br /> <br /> - '''Application''' dropdown, use this to select the application you want to work on<br /> <br /> - '''Page''' dropdown, this will default to the first page alphabetically by page name. Use this to select the page you want to work on<br /> <br /> - '''new page''' button, add a new page. Note that page names are used to prefix page resource files such as .css files, and produce the order in the drop down, the page title will be shown to users and is the text in the dropdown<br /> <br /> - '''edit page''' button, view and edit the properties of a page. Should you need to, use this to delete a page<br /> <br /> - '''undo''' button, undo your most recent actions<br /> <br /> - '''redo''' button, reinstate changes after an undo<br /> <br /> - '''save page''' button, saves the current page<br /> <br /> - '''view page''' button, closes the designer and shows the current page as a running application<br /> <br /> - '''Controls''' items, drag these controls out from the control panel to place them in your page<br /> <br /> New controls are added by dragging them out of the control panel. Existing controls can be selected with a click and then dragged to new positions. In either case you will see a blue border surrounding the current control and the control properties will appear on the right hand side. <br /> <br /> As you drag a control around the page you will see left, right, or down arrows. Releasing the mouse when the left arrow is showing will place the currently selected control to the left of the control in which the arrow appears. A right arrow will place the current control to the right. A down arrow will place the currently selected control within the control in which the down appears.<br /> <br /> It is worth noting that note all controls can dragged from their current positions. For example table cells cannot be dragged out of table rows, and table rows cannot be dragged out of their parent tables. Controls like the table cell, and panel can have child controls dragged into them. Controls like buttons and inputs cannot have children.<br /> <br /> /*Property panel*/</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Designer 2014-02-21T07:31:18Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the designer. Here you create the pages in your application, giving them their appearance and functionality. <br /> <br /> On the left hand side of the screen is the control panel. It contains the following:<br /> <br /> - '''Administration''' button, this will take you to the administration screen<br /> <br /> - '''Application''' dropdown, use this to select the application you want to work on<br /> <br /> - '''Page''' dropdown, this will default to the first page alphabetically by page name. Use this to select the page you want to work on<br /> <br /> - '''new page''' button, add a new page. Note that page names are used to prefix page resource files such as .css files, and produce the order in the drop down, the page title will be shown to users and is the text in the dropdown<br /> <br /> - '''edit page''' button, view and edit the properties of a page. Should you need to, use this to delete a page<br /> <br /> - '''undo''' button, undo your most recent actions<br /> <br /> - '''redo''' button, reinstate changes after an undo<br /> <br /> - '''save page''' saves the current page<br /> <br /> - '''view page''' closes the designer and shows the current page as a running application<br /> <br /> - '''Controls'''</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Designer 2014-02-21T07:30:45Z

<p>Administrator: Created page with &quot;Welcome to the designer. Here you create the pages in your application, giving them their appearance and functionality. On the left hand side of the screen is the control pa...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the designer. Here you create the pages in your application, giving them their appearance and functionality. <br /> <br /> On the left hand side of the screen is the control panel. It contains the following:<br /> <br /> - '''Administration''' button, this will take you to the administration screen<br /> - '''Application''' dropdown, use this to select the application you want to work on<br /> - '''Page''' dropdown, this will default to the first page alphabetically by page name. Use this to select the page you want to work on<br /> - '''new page''' button, add a new page. Note that page names are used to prefix page resource files such as .css files, and produce the order in the drop down, the page title will be shown to users and is the text in the dropdown<br /> - '''edit page''' button, view and edit the properties of a page. Should you need to, use this to delete a page<br /> - '''undo''' button, undo your most recent actions<br /> - '''redo''' button, reinstate changes after an undo<br /> - '''save page''' saves the current page<br /> - '''view page''' closes the designer and shows the current page as a running application<br /> - '''Controls'''</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Introduction 2014-02-21T07:15:25Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Rapid is aimed at data-centric business applications and is Open Source. Without a single line of code end users can take control of their own online business applications and be able to easily, change and extend them, radically reducing the time required to get a change from ideas phase to live.<br /> <br /> Rapid's killer feature is radically reducing html application development time by providing an easy to user interface where users can build webpages by dragging and dropping. The intention is to provide a platform that less technical users can create applications with, making things easy for them and putting them in control. In a large organisation we would expect a scenario where a project manager or business analyst could make changes to an application in front of an end user group, removing the longer process where the requirements are documented, sent to developers, tested separately, and then its several weeks or months before end users see their changes. Rapid gives instant results.<br /> <br /> The system works by pre-packaging html into controls. Controls have events, and actions are assigned to control events to be performed when the events fire. There are several different actions: simple actions can style controls on the current page, or navigate to other pages, more sophisticated actions can fetch data from relational databases or webservices to populate controls. It is also possible to create your own controls and actions.</div>

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<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> * Basic<br /> ** introduction|Rapid introduction<br /> ** quickstart|Get started!<br /> ** designer|Designer<br /> ** administration|Administration<br /> ** controls|Controls<br /> ** events|Events<br /> ** actions|Actions<br /> <br /> * Advanced<br /> ** architecture|Architecture<br /> ** schemas|Schemas<br /> ** createcontrols|Creating controls<br /> ** createactions|Creating actions<br /> ** databasedrivers|Database drivers<br /> ** dataadapters|Data adapters<br /> ** authenticationadapters|Authentication adapters<br /> ** securityadapters|Security adapters</div>

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<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> * Basic<br /> ** introduction|Rapid introduction<br /> ** quickstart|Get started!<br /> ** designer|Designer<br /> ** administration|Administration<br /> ** controls|Controls<br /> ** events|Events<br /> ** actions|Actions<br /> <br /> * Advanced<br /> ** architecture|Architecture<br /> ** schemas|Schemas<br /> ** owncontrols|Creating your own controls<br /> ** ownactions|Creating your own actions<br /> ** databasedrivers|Database drivers<br /> ** dataadapters|Data adapters<br /> ** authenticationadapters|Authentication adapters<br /> ** securityadapters|Security adapters</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-02-21T07:09:56Z

<p>Administrator: /* Using Rapid */</p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable by by clicking [[File:RapidPortable.exe|RapidPortable]]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war by clicking [[File:RapidDesktopServer.war|RapidDesktopServer]]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[File:RapidPortable1.png|Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, then locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All Files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> Rapid Portable will unpack the Rapid .war file into a folder called WebContent in the same location as the .exe. It will then open your default browser to the Rapid login screen. <br /> <br /> By default Rapid is set to development mode. You are able to view detailed logs in the Rapid Portable window. These can be turned off for running Rapid in production mode.<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> The standard build of Rapid includes tools for administrating and designing Rapid web applications, as well as a sample application. When your browser first opens Rapid it will show the login screen. Log in to see the main menu. Items on the main menu can change depending on your security roles.<br /> <br /> Log in with username &quot;admin&quot;, and password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in with username &quot;user&quot;, and password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.<br /> <br /> Try the sample application first, then the designer. Don't forget if you have have design rights you can move you mouse to the bottom left hand corner of the screen and click the gear to enter the Designer for the page you're on.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-02-21T07:09:04Z

<p>Administrator: /* Using Rapid */</p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable by by clicking [[File:RapidPortable.exe|RapidPortable]]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war by clicking [[File:RapidDesktopServer.war|RapidDesktopServer]]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[File:RapidPortable1.png|Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, then locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All Files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> Rapid Portable will unpack the Rapid .war file into a folder called WebContent in the same location as the .exe. It will then open your default browser to the Rapid login screen. <br /> <br /> By default Rapid is set to development mode. You are able to view detailed logs in the Rapid Portable window. These can be turned off for running Rapid in production mode.<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> The standard build of Rapid includes tools for administrating and designing Rapid web applications, as well a sample application. When your browser first opens Rapid it will show the login screen. Log in to see the main menu. Items on the main menu can change depending on your security roles.<br /> <br /> Log in with username &quot;admin&quot;, and password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in with username &quot;user&quot;, and password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.<br /> <br /> Try the sample application first, then the designer. Don't forget if you have have design rights you can move you mouse to the bottom left hand corner of the screen and click the gear to enter the Designer for the page you're on.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-02-21T02:43:04Z

<p>Administrator: /* Using Rapid */</p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable by by clicking [[File:RapidPortable.exe|RapidPortable]]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war by clicking [[File:RapidDesktopServer.war|RapidDesktopServer]]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[File:RapidPortable1.png|Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, then locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All Files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> Rapid Portable will unpack the Rapid .war file into a folder called WebContent in the same location as the .exe. It will then open your default browser to the Rapid login screen. <br /> <br /> By default Rapid is set to development mode. You are able to view detailed logs in the Rapid Portable window. These can be turned off for running Rapid in production mode.<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> The standard build of Rapid includes tools for administrating and designing Rapid web applications, as well a sample application. When your browser first opens Rapid you will be shown the login screen. Once you've logged in you will see the main menu. The main menu <br /> <br /> <br /> Log in with username &quot;admin&quot;, and password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in with username &quot;user&quot;, and password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.<br /> <br /> Try the sample application first, then the designer. Don't forget if you have have design rights you can move you mouse to the bottom left hand corner of the screen and click the gear to enter the Designer for the page you're on.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-02-21T02:36:23Z

<p>Administrator: /* Run RapidPortable.exe */</p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable by by clicking [[File:RapidPortable.exe|RapidPortable]]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war by clicking [[File:RapidDesktopServer.war|RapidDesktopServer]]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[File:RapidPortable1.png|Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, then locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All Files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> Rapid Portable will unpack the Rapid .war file into a folder called WebContent in the same location as the .exe. It will then open your default browser to the Rapid login screen. <br /> <br /> By default Rapid is set to development mode. You are able to view detailed logs in the Rapid Portable window. These can be turned off for running Rapid in production mode.<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> Log in as &quot;admin&quot;, with password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in as &quot;user&quot;, with password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.<br /> <br /> Try the sample application first, then the designer. Don't forget if you have have design rights you can move you mouse to the bottom left hand corner of the screen and click the gear to enter the Designer for the page you're on.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-02-21T02:34:36Z

<p>Administrator: /* Run RapidPortable.exe */</p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable by by clicking [[File:RapidPortable.exe|RapidPortable]]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war by clicking [[File:RapidDesktopServer.war|RapidDesktopServer]]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[File:RapidPortable1.png|Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All Files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> Rapid Portable will unpack the Rapid .war file into a folder called WebContent in the same location as the .exe. It will then open your default browser to the Rapid login screen. <br /> <br /> By default Rapid is set to development mode. You are able to view detailed logs in the Rapid Portable window. These can be turned off for running Rapid in production mode.<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> Log in as &quot;admin&quot;, with password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in as &quot;user&quot;, with password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.<br /> <br /> Try the sample application first, then the designer. Don't forget if you have have design rights you can move you mouse to the bottom left hand corner of the screen and click the gear to enter the Designer for the page you're on.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-02-21T02:33:30Z

<p>Administrator: /* Run RapidPortable.exe */</p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable by by clicking [[File:RapidPortable.exe|RapidPortable]]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war by clicking [[File:RapidDesktopServer.war|RapidDesktopServer]]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[File:RapidPortable1.png|Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All Files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> Rapid Portable will unpack the Rapid .war file into a folder called WebContent in the same location as the .exe. It will then open your default browser to the Rapid login screen. <br /> <br /> By default Rapid is set to development mode. You are able to view all the logs it makes in the Rapid Portable window.<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> Log in as &quot;admin&quot;, with password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in as &quot;user&quot;, with password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.<br /> <br /> Try the sample application first, then the designer. Don't forget if you have have design rights you can move you mouse to the bottom left hand corner of the screen and click the gear to enter the Designer for the page you're on.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Introduction 2014-02-21T02:29:15Z

<p>Administrator: Created page with &quot;Welcome to Rapid - the fastest web application development platform there is&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to Rapid - the fastest web application development platform there is</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Sidebar 2014-02-21T02:28:30Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> * Basic concepts<br /> ** introduction|Rapid introduction<br /> ** quickstart|Get started!<br /> ** designer|Designer<br /> ** administration|Administration<br /> ** controls|Controls<br /> ** events|Events<br /> ** actions|Actions<br /> <br /> * Advanced concepts<br /> ** architecture|Architecture<br /> ** schemas|Schemas<br /> ** owncontrols|Creating your own controls<br /> ** ownactions|Creating your own actions<br /> ** databasedrivers|Database drivers<br /> ** dataadapters|Data adapters<br /> ** authenticationadapters|Authentication adapters<br /> ** securityadapters|Security adapters</div>

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<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> * Basic concepts<br /> ** Main_Page|Main page<br /> ** quickstart|Quick-start guide<br /> ** basics|Basic concepts<br /> ** controls|Controls<br /> ** events|Events<br /> ** actions|Actions<br /> <br /> * For developers<br /> ** architecture|Architecture<br /> ** schemas|Schemas<br /> ** owncontrols|Creating your own controls<br /> ** ownactions|Creating your own actions<br /> ** databasedrivers|Database drivers<br /> ** dataadapters|Data adapters<br /> ** authenticationadapters|Authentication adapters<br /> ** securityadapters|Security adapters<br /> <br /> * Help<br /> ** helppage|help</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-01-11T14:30:51Z

<p>Administrator: 1 revision: Imported by WikiSync</p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable by by clicking [[File:RapidPortable.exe|RapidPortable]]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war by clicking [[File:RapidDesktopServer.war|RapidDesktopServer]]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[File:RapidPortable1.png|Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All Files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> Log in as &quot;admin&quot;, with password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in as &quot;user&quot;, with password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.<br /> <br /> Try the sample application first, then the designer. Don't forget if you have have design rights you can move you mouse to the bottom left hand corner of the screen and click the gear to enter the Designer for the page you're on.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-01-11T14:30:23Z

<p>Administrator: /* Using Rapid */</p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable by by clicking [[File:RapidPortable.exe|RapidPortable]]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war by clicking [[File:RapidDesktopServer.war|RapidDesktopServer]]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[File:RapidPortable1.png|Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All Files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> Log in as &quot;admin&quot;, with password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in as &quot;user&quot;, with password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.<br /> <br /> Try the sample application first, then the designer. Don't forget if you have have design rights you can move you mouse to the bottom left hand corner of the screen and click the gear to enter the Designer for the page you're on.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=File:RapidServer.war 2014-01-11T14:20:42Z

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Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-01-11T14:20:42Z

<p>Administrator: 1 revision: Imported by WikiSync</p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable from [[File:RapidPortable.exe|RapidPortable.exe]]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war file from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[File:RapidPortable1.png|Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All Files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> Log in as &quot;admin&quot;, with password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in as &quot;user&quot;, with password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-01-10T14:59:57Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable by by clicking [[File:RapidPortable.exe|RapidPortable]]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war by clicking [[File:RapidDesktopServer.war|RapidDesktopServer]]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[File:RapidPortable1.png|Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All Files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> Log in as &quot;admin&quot;, with password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in as &quot;user&quot;, with password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=File:RapidServer.war 2014-01-10T14:57:58Z

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Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-01-10T14:52:08Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable from [[File:RapidPortable.exe|RapidPortable.exe]]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war file from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[File:RapidPortable1.png|Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All Files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> Log in as &quot;admin&quot;, with password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in as &quot;user&quot;, with password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-01-10T14:47:00Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable from [[Media:RapidPortable.exe|RapidPortable.exe]]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war file from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[file:RapidPortable1.png||Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All Files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> Log in as &quot;admin&quot;, with password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in as &quot;user&quot;, with password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=File:RapidPortable.exe 2014-01-10T12:55:03Z

<p>Administrator: Run Rapid .war files without installing a server</p> <hr /> <div>== Summary ==<br /> Run Rapid .war files without installing a server<br /> == Licensing ==<br /> {{GPL}}</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Main_Page 2014-01-09T22:00:04Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>=Welcome=<br /> <br /> Thanks for visiting the Rapid Wiki. There isn't much here at the moment but do check out our [[Quickstart|Quick-start]] guide for instructions to get you experiencing Rapid.<br /> <br /> More to come soon.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-01-06T19:53:52Z

<p>Administrator: /* Run RapidPortable.exe */</p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war file from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[file:RapidPortable1.png||Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All Files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> Log in as &quot;admin&quot;, with password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in as &quot;user&quot;, with password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-01-06T19:52:56Z

<p>Administrator: /* Run RapidPortable.exe */</p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war file from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[file:RapidPortable1.png||Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> Click on the &quot;Open Rapid .war file...&quot; button, locate and open the .war file (you may need to change the file type to &quot;All files&quot; to open other folders).<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> Log in as &quot;admin&quot;, with password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in as &quot;user&quot;, with password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-01-06T13:55:54Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war file from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[file:RapidPortable1.png||Rapid Portable initial screen]]<br /> <br /> =Using Rapid=<br /> Log in as &quot;admin&quot;, with password &quot;admin&quot; to the use the administration and design tools - as well as the sample application.<br /> <br /> Log in as &quot;user&quot;, with password &quot;user&quot; to access just the sample application.</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-01-04T08:30:22Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty] server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war file from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[file:RapidPortable1.png||Rapid Portable initial screen]]</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-01-04T08:29:40Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded [http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Jetty server]. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war file from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[file:RapidPortable1.png||Rapid Portable initial screen]]</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-01-04T08:27:27Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded Jetty Server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest Rapid web archive file (.war), and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war file from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[file:RapidPortable1.png||Rapid Portable initial screen]]</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Quickstart 2014-01-04T08:24:03Z

<p>Administrator: </p> <hr /> <div>Rapid supply Rapid Portable which runs on Windows and contains an embedded Jetty Server. If you simply want to experiment with Rapid this is the fastest way to do so and does away with the need to install and configure a Java web server yourself. Simply download the executable and the latest version of Rapid, and run!<br /> <br /> =Download files=<br /> Download Rapid Portable from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidPortable.exe]<br /> <br /> Download the latest Rapid .war file from [http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war http://www.rapid-is.co.uk/_files/RapidDesktopServer.war]<br /> <br /> =Run RapidPortable.exe=<br /> At first use Rapid Portable will look like this<br /> <br /> [[file:RapidPortable1.png||Rapid Portable initial screen]]</div>

Administrator http://wiki.rapid-is.co.uk/index.php?title=Main_Page 2014-01-03T20:09:47Z

<p>Administrator: /* Welcome */</p> <hr /> <div>=Welcome=<br /> <br /> Thanks for visiting the Rapid Wiki. There isn't much here at the moment but do check out our [[Quickstart|Quick-start]] guide for instructions to get you experiencing Rapid.</div>

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