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Revision as of 00:25, 13 July 2011
This permission gives a user the ability to extend platform functionality with additional programming.
- Considerations
- The Manage Develop Features permission right is enabled by default for all Roles
- Manage Develop Features permission rights are set in Administrative Permissions
Development Capabilities
Here are some of the features that are enabled for a user who has this permission:
- Java Classes
- for complex processing logic
- Java Server Pages
- that can be used to build custom user interfaces using HTML and jQuery components
- Components
- HTML-Based components that can be included inside Forms or independently represented as Tabs
- Sites
- Front-end web pages that people can access without having to log in to the platform
- Static Resources
- CSS files and additional JavaScript libraries that can be used in custom pages
- APIs
- that can be used to augment application functionality and to integrate with external enterprise applications
- Debug Log
- Open debug information created by invoking methods in Java classes
Developer Prerequisites
As a developer, you will be familiar with the Java programming language, and have an understanding of the platform and the included applications. Basic Concepts - Login Account
- Knowledge of Access Controls
- Creating Teams and Roles
- Adding Users
- Designing Views and Reports
- Creating Widgets
- Performing Mass Operations
- Importing user data, with Data Import
- Creating Forms
Advanced Concepts