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Jetfire First Class Constructs Jetfire at its heart is an OO language based heavily on C# and Java. Jetfire does have a number of first class constructs that traditional object oriented languages (such as C#) do not have. These constructs provide Jetfire with its unique capabilities. They include: Object and Class Persistence : Jetfire objects and classes (code) are persistent . They are automatically serialized and stored [...]

Securing the Jetfire Web Service — 0.7%

Securing the Jetfire Web Service (return to Jetfire Web Service ) The Jetfire Web Service API is a general purpose web service that provides full access to Jetfire Workflows. An open web service Without security settings, The Web Service transmits data in clear text between the client and the Jetfire [...]

Web Parts Library: Jetfire Base — 0.7%

Jetfire Base Web Parts Library The Jetfire Base Web Parts Library contains the following web parts. Add new Workflow to List is used by the Jetfire User to add a new workflow to a list. Add Workflow to List is used by the Jetfire User to add the workflow to a list. Command with Parameters is used by [...]

Jetfire vs CSharp — 0.7%

Jetfire vs CSharp Differences Overview Jetfire's core syntax is identical to C#. Jetfire contains extensions to the .net C# language to simplify programming. To reduce the complexity of the programming model certain aspects of the .net C# language are not required in Jetfire. Jetfire Extensions Jetfire has a number of first class constructs not in C#. Code examples can be found at the Jetfire [...]

Jetfire Overview — 0.7%

Jetfire Overview Jetfire is a dynamic, multi-user, object oriented language and runtime support. The language derives its syntax from C# and Java. Jetfire extends this syntax by adding first class support for features such as states , roles , versioning, audit information and persistence . Objects and classes ( code ) in Jetfire are automatically and transparently placed in permanent storage on a server nexus . This storage can either be a file system, [...]

Jetfire Code Life Cycle — 0.7%

Jetfire Code Life Cycle The life cycle of a Jetfire Code Class is displayed in the following picture. The steps include: Write the code Parse the code into an Expression Tree Run the code in the .net Framework Common Language Run-time environment Change the code in a Visual Designer In designing the Jetfire language, we started with [...]

Jetfire Web Parts Overview — 0.6%

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Application Interface — 0.6%

Overview The application interface has been designed to allow Jetfire objects to be accessed directly within .net code. Jetfire objects can be accessed a)using Jetfire framework classes b)using .net DLR interface or c) a combination of the two techniques. Jetfire programs can also access .net objects . Exceptions can be thrown in Jetfire and caught directly in .net code. Calling Jetfire [...]

Using .net Objects — 0.6%

Using .Net Objects within Jetfire (V1.3.6+ ) Beginning with release V1.3.6 of the Jetfire download .net objects ( CLR objects ) can be used directly within Jetfire with a few restrictions. Dot net object support will be phased in over a number of releases beginning with V1.3.6. Static methods and properties of a .net class can be used exactly like Jetfire class within Jetfire. Instance methods and properties of a .net object can be used exactly like [...]

Web Part: Jetfire Form Maker — 0.6%

Designing with Form Maker Jetfire Form Maker Web Part The Jetfire Form Maker Web Part can be used to build forms, quizes and surveys. It is a visual designer that is used to auto-generate Jetfire code that is automatically ready to deploy. Access The Web Part is accessed from the Jetfire Forms Web Part Library . Example using Form [...]

Web Parts Library: Jetfire Login — 0.6%

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Web Parts Library: Jetfire Admin — 0.5%

Jetfire Admin Web Parts Library This library includes: Jetfire [...]

Web Parts Library: Jetfire Navigation — 0.5%

Jetfire Navigation Library The Jetfire Navigation Web Parts library contains the following web parts: Classes by Namespace is used by the Jetfire Administrator to display workflow classes for a namespace that Jetfire Users use to create workflows. Contact Navigation displays Contacts. Lists is used by the Jetfire Administrator to [...]

Jetfire Administration: Security Using Roles — 0.5%

Jetfire Administration: Security Using Roles Roles and Workspaces are used to secure data for the Registration solution. Securing Workflows Let's walk through an example of how Workflows are secured. The example secures data for the XYZ Workflow. Workflow Name: 'XYZ' To secure the workflow data, follow these steps: Create a unique Workspace for every Club. The Workspace name is 'XYZ'. Create a unique Role. The Role name is 'XYZ'. Add the 'XYZ' Role to the 'XYZ' Workspace. Create a User, who will be the Workspace Administrator. e.g. this may be 'Sally' or 'Sally@XYZ.com'. [...]

Web Parts Library: Jetfire Custom — 0.4%

Jetfire Custom Web Parts Library The Jetfire Custom Web Parts Library includes: Bing Map displays the location (longitude and latitude) property in Jetfire Workflows. Content Rating for Pages is used by a [...]

Web Parts Library: Jetfire (WebService) — 0.4%

The Jetfire (WebService) Web Parts Library includes: Jetfire Workflow (input form) Web Part is used by the Jetfire Administrator to display an input form for Jetfire Users. Jetfire Create Extended User Web Part is used by the Jetfire Administrator to create Jetfire Users. Jetfire [...]

Jetfire Code Library — 0.4%

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Web Part: Add Jetfire Features — 0.4%

Add Jetfire Features Web Part This Web Part is used to add Jetfire Features to a subscription. Access This Web Part is accessed by the Jetfire Admin Panel . Procedure To add a Jetfire Feature to a new folder, Enter the name of the folder that the Jetfire Features should be added to. Add an optional Jetfire Login ID, who will be [...]

Workflow — 0.4%

Overview In Jetfire a 'workflow' refers to a workflow object. A Jetfire 'workflow' is an instantiation of a ' Workflow Class '. Jetfire workflow classes have a number of unique first class attributes such as persistence, dynamic access modifiers , and states . A workflow object at its heart is still a standard OO object that describes data and operations (workflow class) that operate on the data. Jetfire objects are either workflow objects or Intrinsic Object s. CLR vs Jetfire [...]

Web Part: Jetfire New Workflow — 0.4%

Jetfire New Workflow Web Part In Jetfire, a class is the code that is written for the workflow. (It is actually a ‘workflow class’, but it may also be referred to it as a class.) The New Workflow Web Part allows the web page designer to define what classes are visible in the Web Part. Each class that is visible is displayed as a link. When the link is clicked, a workflow is created for that [...]

Web Part: Jetfire Code Upload — 0.4%

Jetfire Code Upload Web Part The Code Upload Part is used to add new Jetfire code directly into [...]

Jetfire Code: UserLogin — 0.4%

Jetfire Code: UserLogin The Jetfire Code Class for UserLogin is shown below in the box. This class is used for Jetfire Users. // U S E R L O G I N //=================================================================================== // UserLogin.txt //=================================================================================== // Copyright (C) 2009 TrackerRealm Corporation // This file is part of Jetfire. [...]

Web Part: Jetfire Auto-Login — 0.4%

Jetfire Auto-Login Web Part This Web Part is used to automatically log into Jetfire. Auto-Login operates in three different modes (more information is described by Automatic Login Type ): Manual Automatic AutoCookie Access This Web Part is accessed by the Jetfire Admin Panel and the Jetfire Login Web Parts Library . Features Features [...]

Web Part: Create Jetfire User — 0.3%

Create Jetfire User Web Part This Web Part is used to create new Jetfire Users. The basic form displayed in the first image is a standard form that is produced by this Web Part. It collects various information for the new Jetfire user. The second image is the same form, albeit decorated differently and displaying a different set of fields (due to how the Web Part is configured). Of particular [...]