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1. LoginAs and session management using API.
2. Upload of a sample Tutorial Application into a designer account. 

3. FormTypeFeed:Initialization of a form with XML data, Attachment and Wet Signature 

   1. List Applications, Forms and Flows 
   2. Raw and Pop-Up links to use Forms/Flows 
   3. Edit link to edit Forms/Flows in design mode 
   4. View Submissions link to list all Form/Flow Submissions
   Initialization of a form with XML data, Attachment and Wet Signature 
4. TaskFeed: embed task list
5. SubmissionFeed:  Logout of user account using API
   1. List of all Form/Flow submissions
   2. Link to Edit each submission 
   3. Links to submission XMLs 
   4. Link to submission print PDF 
   5. Links to wet signatures in each submission
   6. Links to uploaded attachments in each submission
   Logout of user account using API

What are we going to need?

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1. Install and start up .  (e.g.http://localhost:8082)
2. Create a tenant  (e.g. apitutorial) with a tenant admin user (e.g. admin).
3. Add a designer user account (e.g. designer) to your tenant.

4. Follow these steps to install the Java API tutorial web application.

1. Download the Java API Tutorial v5.2 zipfile.

2. Extract the web-application api.war file to the <frevvo-home>\tomcat\webapps directory.
   We are using the tomcat servlet which is included in the  bundle. You can use your own servlet container to host this web application.

3. Re-start frevvo. This will expand the war to the <frevvo-home>\tomcat\webapps\api directory.

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