Lexaden Reference Documentation

Lexaden reference is the full documentation of Lexaden Web Flow 1.0 and all the derivative products, components and other lexaden solutions.

1. Overview of Lexaden Web Flow

     1.1  Lexaden Web Flow for begginers

             1.1.1 Flow-based architecture

            1.1.2 Lexaden Web Flow and MVC

      1.2  Lexaden Web Flow example Step by Step

            1.2.1 Patient registration demo

             1.2.2 Creating the application

            1.2.3 Declare the Vaadin Application Servlet and servlet mapping

            1.2.4 Specify the demo.flows.xml file

            1.2.5 Writing Controllers

            1.2.6 Constructing the view using Vaadin technology

            1.2.7 Run the application

            1.2.8 Conclusion

2.  Building An Advanced Navigation for Enterprise Application 

3. Overview of Lexaden Solutions

      3.1  Lexaden Solutions Step by Step

             3.1.1 Spring 3.1. and JPA 2.0

             3.1.2 Spring 3.1. and Vaadin 6.8.5

             3.1.3 Spring 3.1. and Vaadin 7

             3.1.4 Lexaden Project

             3.1.5 Lexaden CRUD

             3.1.6 Lexaden Picker

             3.1.7 Lexaden Template

             3.1.8 Lexaden Breadcrumb

             3.1.9 Lexaden Wizard

       3.2  Lexaden Tutorials

             3.2.1 Annotations vs. xml configuration - sums up pros and cons of java annotation and xml configurations

             3.2.2 Email support and Velocity with Spring

             3.2.3 Using Property Editors

             3.2.4 Spring Security Model

             3.2.5 Lexaden Security Model

             3.2.6 Internationalization (I18N) 

4. Components and Libraries

      4.1  Lexaden Grid

      4.2  Lexaden Breadcrumb

      4.3  Lexaden Flow Progress Bar

      4.4  Lexaden Organization Chart

5. Products Overview

      5.1  Lexaden Administration

      5.2  Lexaden Platform

      5.3  Lexaden Scheduler

      5.4  Documentation

             5.4.1 Organization Structure

             5.4.2 Period Structure

             5.4.3 Permission Managment

             5.4.4 Domain Model

             5.4.5 Authentication

             5.4.6 Application Settings

             5.4.7 Persistence and Database Model

      6.5  Scheduling and Optimization