Applications

Custom user interface applications are browser-based applications that consist entirely of static resources (such as HTML, CSS, Javascript, XML and JSON), which are served to the browser that hosts the application. Applications do not include servlets or client-side executables, such as applets or .NET libraries.

  • Application Lifecycle
    An application can be created, edited, tested, published - and can be again re-edited and published. Different users can do this, so you can have multiple versions of an application tailored to different users' requirements. The latest published application version will be served to end user.
  • Application Version Control
    Application Development supports version control for applications. The user always sees the latest published version of an application.
  • Editing and Publishing
    You can edit deployed application files, and publish the application to make the revised application available to all users.
  • Setting Logging on Applications
    Application Development records the messages that are returned from your browser. You can diagnose problems with your applications by configuring the different levels of messages.