GeneXus Next is the evolution of GeneXus' Low-Code software development platform. It represents the integration of the Artificial Intelligence revolution into every Enterprise Software Design, Development, Delivery, and Maintenance aspect. Beyond Ge

Push Notifications allow receiving alerts in Native Mobile applications from our remote servers (web applications) even when the Native Mobile applications are not running. This mechanism describes a style of communication where the request for a giv

CDATA[p { margin-top: 0; } tbody { vertical-align: top; } ]> Controls how long (in minutes) a blocked user will have to wait until their account is automatically unblocked. Syntax &GAMRepository.GAMUnblockUserTimeout = Number_Minutes Where:

Indicates the Log provider to use. Scope Generators: .NET, .NET Framework, JavaLevel: Generator Description Values ASP.NET trace The log is displayed on the ASP .NET trace (.NET Framework only). Execute the trace.axd object to

This log details the most important fixes or features that are being added to GeneXus Next Desktop. If you don't have it yet, follow HowTo: Install and run GeneXus Next Desktop. Log May 6th, (GeneXusNextDesktop_CORE-bl-185447-services1.0.955_U

This is a list of issues or known limitations of the different components of GeneXus Next. GeneXus Next Desktop Although our goal is to have GeneXus Next Desktop with the same functionalities that GeneXus 18 had and more, this is a list of Gen

By selecting Build > Deploy Application in the GeneXus main menu, you can access the Application Deployment tool which provides the following features: Local Deployment; it lets you package web applications. That is to say, you package Web obje

This document explains how to deploy a GeneXus application as Azure Functions. Installing requirements Install the requirements in the machine where you will run the deployment —you only need Azure CLI. Setting up the cloud The basic st

This document explains how to deploy a GeneXus application as Azure Functions. Summary Installing requirementsSetting up the cloudModeling in GeneXusFunctions Trigger typeNon-HTTP-triggered functionsHTTP-triggered functionsFunction execut

For  packaging the sources of Azure Functions, follow the instructions on Packaging .NET sources. Set the Package Type property to "Sources". After the packaging has finished, you have to build the sources the following way (positioned at the

For  packaging the sources of an Azure Serveless application, follow the instructions on Packaging .NET sources. After the packaging has finished, you have to build the sources the following way: PreCode 1 Note that if the KB has GAM e

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This article is an overview of GeneXus 18 Upgrade 13 features (compared to GeneXus 18 Upgrade 12) and what needs to be considered to adopt it. It is expected to be released by the end of May 2025. Download Preview https://www.genexus.com/en/d

Using Time Based One Time Passwords (TOTP) to authenticate users to the system offers the advantage that they do not need to remember a password since a new code is generated every time they want to log in. In addition, it adds another level of secur

Designers can send designs made in Figma format to developers. Then, developers can import these designs using the Design Import option in the GeneXus IDE. How to send a Figma design When a designer sends a design, it should include a Figma URL and

It allows to define the time (in minutes) a connection will be available in a “disconnectable” status; that is, without any pending commits or open cursors. Values Default value = 30 Description If we choose to recycle connections, we must i

The objective here is to delegate the authorization to another process, external to GeneXus Access Manager (GAM). The delegation of the authorization is specified for each GAM Application using the following method of the GAMApplication object: Pre

This document states an overview of the compatibility issues or considerations you may need to take into account when adopting GeneXus 18 and, afterward, links to more details. These considerations should be taken into account before Steps to build

If True, the application will be shrunk as part of the compilation process, removing unused code and obfuscating remaining methods and classes using short names. Values False True

The GAM Deploy Tool command line is designed to perform various security-related operations in GeneXus applications.  It is compatible with both Windows and Unix-like operating systems. Note that while the GAM Deploy Tool supports many fun