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December 31, 2017, 11:00pm
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User interface definition is an integral part of ORIGAM solution development. Building complex user interfaces on top of the data model is fast and easy. To simplify complex data screen design, user interface development is split into two parts:
Screen Sections
Screens
This maps the following to the data model:
The benefit of splitting the user interface design into sections and screens is clear mapping to the data model and also reusability, which allows you to use the same screen section on multiple screens.
You can easily implement chart visualization of data in your ORIGAM application. Any screen section can add a Chart View.
You can define the following types of charts:
Here you can find a list of images that can be used as menu or action button icons.
Users need a way to access the the different screens and workflows from the client application. To allow this, you must define a menu. The menu is a list of functions and sub-menus that will…
Notification boxes allow you to dynamically display information in different parts of the application.
Currently supported places are:
Logo Box
Tooltips allow you to show additional data…
ORIGAM allows data analysts to view and analyze data from different data sources by using all the infrastructure of ORIGAM services and user interfaces.
The business intelligence is support…
A Screens is a collection of screen sections and other widgets built on a data structure definition.
This means that a form can display different entities and specific rows of these entitie…
A Screen Section is a user interface element built on an entity definition. This means that a screen section can display whole rows of data from the entity on which it is based. Screen secti…
This part describes different user interface controls that can be placed either on screens or on sections .
Hashtags in ORIGAM are a way how to create links to data from unstructured HTML pages, chats, etc. Hashtag category is e.g. “customer”. Hashtag label is customer/john_doe while hashtag itsel…