Knowledge Base

Version 2024.1.1 of WEBCON BPS has introduced significant changes to the way Webviews operate in WEBCON BPS Designer Studio and the Outlook Classic add-in.
In order to function properly, they require the installation of the "Microsoft Edge WebView2 runtime environment", which was previously distributed as part of the installation packages of both components.

The article discusses the possibilities offered by dashboards in terms of presenting data in the form of reports, and describes how to create, configure, and feed those reports within dashboards.

The article presents widget form fields that allow users to display numerical data in a visually appealing way. The description includes a demonstrative configuration and is based on a specific business case.

Version 2024 R1 of WEBCON BPS Portal has been modified to ensure full compliance with WCAG guidelines. This article provides an overview of the changes and enhancements made as part of this functionality.

Version 2024 R1 introduced the ability to change the proportions of the left and right panels of the WEBCON BPS form, which is designed to improve the user experience. Designers will now have the option to use ready-made templates and adjust the width of side panels to their content, maximizing the use of the available workspace and creating forms that are both impressive and user-friendly.
This article outlines the most significant related changes to the system and provides examples of practical use of the various form templates.

With the 2024 R1 release, functionality was introduced that allows application import operations to be automated and executed using the public API in Portal. This article describes this functionality and all accompanying system changes.

The article describes a method of maintaining databases to ensure the highest possible performance of the SQL engine, and thus the BPS application itself. In practice, this will mean a reduction in the number of 'timeout' errors, for example, when loading a report. This mechanism is tailored to BPS databases.

If you are running WEBCON environment with different versions, this article is for you.

Excel is so much more than just a table calculation. In this example I misused it to generate a few SQL statements.

Never use HTTP only in any environment. The very least you can do is using 'Let's encrypt' SSL certificates.