The new Login Wizard: Simply create logins for your Applications with one click. (Read more)

We have deconstructed the Business Objects from the Standard Content and replaced the single ‘Utility’ Business Object with several new Business Objects, grouping related functions within each one. Here is a list of the new Business Objects:

Server-Side Business Objects:
SF_User, managing user-related operations in the system, including user creation, group and role verification, information retrieval, and password resetting.
SF_PDF, utilizing the Plugin “pdfPlugin” to generate PDFs using templates.
SF_Mockdata, providing you with functions that either generate mock data or return static test data.

Client-Side Business Objects:
SF_AppSettings, provides easy access to application settings like themes or language settings.
SF_Browser, provides browser functionality like opening links, managing cookies, playing sounds, and writing console logs
SF_Collection, provides collection operations like length retrieval, duplicate removal, merging, and manipulation.
SF_Conversion, provides easy conversion between base64, JSON, and CSV formats.
SF_DateTime, offers various time or date-related operations.
SF_File, deals with file-related tasks, including reading, uploading, downloading, and converting.
SF_PopupTemplates, enables the display of popup elements such as message boxes and toast messages
SF_Printer, offers printing functionality for base64 and HTML content.
SF_Selection, helps getting selected items in various contexts such as lists or tables.
SF_SimplifierToken, fetches the current user token for authentication.
SF_Struct, provides functions for elements such as property retrieval from structured data.
SF_Text, handles text-related functionality, including partial retrieval, length count, and case conversion.
SF_Validation, handles validation, especially useful for simple forms and fields.

Additionally, we have introduced a new parameter called ‘passThroughError’ (Boolean) for each Business Object Function. This parameter is optional and provides enhanced error handling capabilities when activated. When enabled, two output parameters, ‘success’ (Boolean) and ‘errorMessage’ (String), will be included in the response. When ‘passThroughError’ is activated, all occurring errors within the function will be caught, and the Success Node in the Process Designer will always be used as the output. As a result, the Error Node will only be utilized for errors that occur outside of the function, such as an expired Token.

In the event of an error, leveraging the combination of the ‘success’ parameter which indicates whether the function was executed correctly from a technical perspective, along with the specific expected return values of the respective Business Object and the ‘errorMessage’ which will only be provided in case of an error, will allow for more precise error identification and resolution.

The new Form Assistant: Craft customizable forms with labels, inputs, radio buttons, checkboxes, and validation. As per Simplifier standard the responsive design works on all devices. Simplify your data collection and elevate your forms.

To facilitate a seamless Workflow creation process, our StandardContent comes equipped with a range of essential artifacts:

• Standard Workflow Module: Default module where users can claim and work on assigned tasks.
• Templates: “User_Task_assigned_mail” and “User_Task_assigned_push”: Ready-to-use options for Mail and Push notifications, ensuring swift task assignment communication.
• Default Project: “SF_Default_Project”

To simplify the creation of clean and focused UIs, we have added our new library “SimplifierLetterbox” in Update 5. For more details see our Knowledge Base article on letterboxing.