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What is GeneXus
GeneXus
- What is a Knowledge Base
  - Knowledge Base Creation
- GeneXus IDE
- Modeling
  - Transaction object: Describing objects from reality
    - Structure
    - Forms
      - Web Form
      - Apply Defaults Option
    - Rules
      - General concept
      - Error
      - Msg
      - Default
      - NoAccept
      - Serial
      - Assignment
      - Add
      - Subtract
      - Update
      - Parm
      - Triggering events
    - Events
    - Patterns
  - Available attributes
    - Base Table
    - Extended Table
  - Formulas
    - What is a Formula
    - Global Formulas; Attributes defined as formulas
    - Local/Inline Formulas
      - Within a contextual table
      - Outside a contextual table
  - Variables
    - Variable definition
    - Variables Editor
    - Automatic variable definition
    - Collection variables
      - For in command
  - Diagram object: How to see the relations between tables or transactions
  - Subtype Group object: Different attributes for the same concept
    - When to use Subtypes
  - Transactions design
    - Normalization
    - Parallel Transactions
  - Tables
    - Indexes
    - Table Editor
  - Procedure object: Listing and processing information
    - Printing
      - General concepts
      - Layout
      - Source
        
        For each used for listing (nested included)
    - Processing
      - Database update through procedures
        
        New command
        
        Delete command
        
        Blocking Data Updates
  - Communication between objects
    - Call method
    - UDP function
    - Definition of type of parameters received (in, out, inout)
  - For Each command
    - Order clause
    - Where clause
    - Defined By Clause
    - When None Clause
  - Structured Data Type
    - Structured Data Type (SDT) object
    - Structured Data Type editor
  - Business Component
  - Transactional Integrity
    - Logical Unit of Work (LUW)
  - Data Provider object
    - Language
    - Input
    - Output
    - Recursive Data Providers
  - Interactive screens
    - Web Panel object
    - Menu object
    - Panel object
    - KB Platforms
      - Multiple Layouts in Panels
  - Data Selector object
    - In For Each groups
    - In Grids
    - In Formulas
    - In Data Providers
  - GeneXus Controls; Screen components
    - Standard Controls
    - Extended Controls
  - Reporting in GeneXus
  - Language object
  - Documentation
    - Object Documentation
    - Object Help
    - Knowledge Base Documentation
      - File object
- Application building process
  - Reorganization
  - Build menu
- Integration
  - Connecting with external Databases
    - Data View object
    - Database Reverse Engineering Wizard
  - External classes
  - Rest web services in GeneXus
  - Artificial Intelligence
  - Payment services
- Knowledge Management
- Application Security
GeneXus Suite
- GeneXus BPM Suite
- GeneXus Access Manager (GAM)
- GeneXus Server
- GXtest
- GeneXus Query
- Generators
  - Native Mobile
  - Angular
  - Chatbots
  - Java
  - .NET
  - .NET Framework
GeneXus Delivery Channels
- Release
- Preview
- Beta
GeneXus Versions
- 17
- 16
- 15
General Policies
Resources

GeneXus Java Generator

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More than a language, Java is a platform that was developed for Sun. Its most important feature is that it is multi-platform.

The Java generator allows generating web applications. The programs generated are Java code sources (.java), compiled into classes (.class) that may be run on any platform with a Java virtual machine and Servlets Server for interpreting them.

The applications communicate with the database through JDBC drivers, and the available DBMS are all those supported by GeneXus: DB2 UDB for iSeries, DB2 Universal Database, Informix, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL and SQL Server or other Cloud Databases.

Java Generator Requirements

Check GeneXus 18 hardware and software requirements

Deployment

To deploy Java applications, use the Application Deployment tool

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