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Release Notes
What's New in Release 10.3
What was New in Release 10.2
What was New in Release 10.1
What was New in Release 10.0
What was New in Release 9.12
What was New in Release 9.10
What was New in Release 9.9
What was New in Release 9.8
ApplinX Supported Platforms
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Getting Started
Solutions and Architecture
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
ApplinX License Keys
Installation
Building an ApplinX Docker Image
Setting Environment Variables under UNIX
Upgrading, Migrating and Installing Fixes
ApplinX Server
ApplinX Server Administrator
ApplinX Designer (Software AG Designer)
Creating a New Application
Creating an ApplinX Web Application
Installing ApplinX Demo Applications
Working with the Demo Applications
Self-Training and Movies
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ApplinX Solutions
SOA Enablement
Web Enablement
Web Page Integration
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Designing and Developing an Application
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Developing an ApplinX Application
Defining Applications
Using ApplinX Terminal Emulation Proxy
Defining Hosts
Deploying with ApplinX
Publishing an Application to CentraSite
ApplinX Log Files
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Sessions
The Session View
Printing - Printer Session
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ApplinX Entities
Working with Entities
Screens
Screen Groups
Application Map
Transformations
Procedures
Procedure Groups (used as Service Providers)
Connection Pools
Connection Information Sets
Data Structure
Session Data
Database Connection
Web Application Manager
Automatically Identifying Screens and Steps using GCT Files
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Web Application Development
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Introduction and Concepts
What are ApplinX for JSP and .NET Web Applications
Development Methods
ApplinX Frameworks' Key Features
Class Hierarchy
The Framework's Basic Lifecycle
Web Page Structure
Pop-Up Manager
Instant Solution
Class Hierarchy - Working with Procedures
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Working with ApplinX Frameworks
Configuring your Web Application
General Application Customization
Transferring Natural Data to/from the Host
Instant Pages Customization
Emulation Behavior Tasks
Page Customization
Working with Tables
Transferring Files (FTP)
Printlet Servlet Redirector for ApplinX
Framework Management
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Troubleshooting the Framework
Performance Monitoring
JavaScript Logger Engine
Investigating the Web Application's Code
Redirecting back to the hostLogin Page
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ApplinX Development API References
Web Application Configuration Parameters
Base Object
Server Side API (Java/.NET)
Client Side (JavaScript)
HTML Emulation
Printing
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Administration
Managing the ApplinX Server
Current Activity
Users: Roles and Permissions
Administrative Web Services API
Batch Automation Utilities
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Reference Guide
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Application & Host Parameters
ApplinX Eclipse Preferences
Application Configuration Parameters
Host Configuration Parameters
Display Session Properties and View
Printer Session Properties
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ApplinX Entities
Screens, Fields and Mappings
Transformations
Procedures
Connection Pool
Web Services
Connection Information Sets
Data Structure
Database Entity
Business Activity
ApplinX Visual Studio .NET Add-In
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Appendix
Appendix A: Reserved Words in ApplinX
Appendix B: Security in ApplinX
Appendix C: Natural for UNIX Installation
Appendix E: SSL Cipher Suites Supported by ApplinX
Appendix F: Syntax and Format Reference
Appendix G: ASCII Character Table
Appendix H: SDFX File Format Definition
Appendix I: Dynamic Field Mapping Limitations
Appendix J: Character Mode Hosts (VT Protocol)
Appendix K: Host Supported Code Pages
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting the Framework
Troubleshooting the .NET Configuration
Troubleshooting the Application Map
Troubleshooting Connection Pools
Troubleshooting the Natural for UNIX APX Component
Troubleshooting Web Procedures
Error Messages
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ApplinX User Guide 10.3
Web Application Development
Web Application Development
ApplinX User Guide 10.3
Web Application Development
Web Application Development
Web Application Development
Introduction and Concepts
Working with the Framework
API References
Troubleshooting the Framework
