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The following topics show how to log in to the server and use the command line API to interact with the server, applications, and forms and flowsworkflows.
Connect to a Server and Log In
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To download a single application, you must first select it. See the Downloading and Uploading a Form/FlowWorkflow topic for instructions for selecting and application. |
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Downloading and Uploading a Form/
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Workflow
You can use the forms > down and up commands to download forms and flows workflows to a local drive and upload them to the frevvo server.
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The command prompt now includes the selected application — DTM July 2011'. Use the forms command to see a list of the forms and flows workflows in the application, and then use ?list to see what you can do with them.
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As with downloading applications, in the UI, you can download individual forms and flows workflows and select the destination directory when you're editing an application on the applications home page.
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In this example, down downloads all the forms and flows workflows in the tenant to a directory on the local machine. You can't choose which forms to download, and since down takes no arguments, the target directory depends on your local machine settings. Since the command downloads
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As with uploading applications, in the frevvo UI, you can upload forms and flows workflows from the applications page when you're editing an application.
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Creating a Form/
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Workflow
You can use the forms> create command to create a new form or a flowworkflow. You first select the application to which you want to add the new form, list its forms, and then create the form.
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The command prompt includes the new form name (''../forms/TestForm>''), so you can Downloading and Uploading a Form/FlowWorkflow from the command line at this point. |
Editing a Form/
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To edit a form, you first select the application the form belongs to, and then select the form you want. See Downloading and Uploading a Form/FlowWorkflow for instructions on selecting an application.
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Using a Form/
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Once you've selected a form, you can use it; this is, you can run the form as an end-user would. See the Editing a Form/Flow Workflow topic above for instruction on selecting a form. Then simply type use at the command prompt and press Enter. opens the form or flow workflow in your browser.
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localhost:8082/david@monahan.com/apps/DTM July 2011/forms/Address Book> use Using form: http://localhost:8082/frevvo/web/tn/monahan.com/user/david/app/_W0jPga4rEeCMGZK99v93jw/formtype/_fNScEK4rEeC MGZK99v93jw?embed=true&_method=post&apikey=IIGGTVxO1DtiDmUSnIiLzmXQjd6SGJ5c%252FpLVUNm%252FKE8AWzjV0xakncsLKl2aocCYxj3lH uYWNr5q4Su8O%252FQlyQ%253D%253D localhost:8082/david@monahan.com/apps/DTM July 2011/forms/Address Book> |
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After you select a form, you can display a list of all the controls in the form. See the Editing a Form/Flow Workflow topic above for instruction on selecting a form. Then simply type controls at the command prompt and press Enter. You see the list of controls.
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