19 docs tagged with "solutions"

How a maker adds a component to a solution, with the publisher prefix enforced.

How a maker adds a business process to a solution — naming it first, drawing it second — and what a process is for.

How a maker creates a publisher whose prefix namespaces solution components.

How a maker turns a designed template plus a query into a printable report that users can run from a record or a list.

How a maker creates a solution owned by a publisher.

How a maker adds an application file — JavaScript, CSS, HTML, an image or SVG — that is stored in the platform and packaged with the solution.

How a maker deletes a table from an environment, and why a delete can be blocked.

How a maker removes a solution — deleting an unmanaged one, or uninstalling a managed one — and what happens to the components in it.

How a maker exports a solution from an environment as a portable, versioned package.

How a maker decides what a role may do, inside the solution that ships it — and to which records.

How a tenant admin imports a solution package into a target environment to promote work between environments.

How a maker installs a Custom Control by uploading the package built from it, so it can be bound to a Model-Driven form field in an environment.

How a maker installs a Custom React App by uploading the package built from it, so the Platform Shell can load it in an environment.

How a maker saves a question once in a solution so charts, reports and dashboards can name it instead of each keeping their own copy.

How a maker makes a table's rows travel with the solution — a Seed Data view decides which rows and which columns, and an import upserts them.

The canonical, versioned schema for an exported Solution package used to promote work between environments.

How a maker declares a setting once in a solution and lets each environment answer it for itself.

How a maker writes a shared BS Lang helper once and imports it from business rules and commands.

How a maker writes markdown guides that travel with an app, show in its Help menu, and open from a screen or a command.