Data Sutra v4.0

New documentation trickling in:

  1. Philosophy
  2. API (started)
  3. Layout manager
  4. Reporting

Detailed “Your first App” instructions posted.

In case you missed it, v4.0.5 has been posted. Links:

  1. Demo server
  2. Website
  3. Repository

Slickgrid
This release not only has a lot of your basic bug fixes and fine tuning features (too tedious to mention), but it features Slickgrid implemented for all universal lists via our new proprietary Slickgrid component (note: this is a separate purchase) if present. This gives Data Sutra a huge web client performance boost:

  1. Adaptive virtual scrolling (handle hundreds of thousands of rows with extreme responsiveness)
  2. Extremely fast rendering speed
  3. Full keyboard navigation

We’re also able to use the Slickgrid component to easily replace out all of Servoy’s tables/lists in all application UI’s. For a peek at the process:

Slickgrid for Servoy

Tree view
Another major item in this release is a restyled tree view. This brings tree view bean styling up to the level of our universal list styling:

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License
Only one license now: open source (AGPL)

Available services:

  1. Smart client to web client conversion and custom Servoy projects: contact us for a project quote.
  2. Slickgrid component: available for free with any of our Servoy engineering services.

Example application (webclient): a client using Data Sutra to track phone calls. Tech used: Asterisk VoIP open source project, Bria softphones, MySQL, and Morris charts.

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Can I install Data Sutra in Servoy v7.4.0?

juan.cristobo:
Can I install Data Sutra in Servoy v7.4.0?

Servoy 6.1.6 is still our deployment target for Data Sutra. A few other people out there have played around with it in various versions of v7 but not sure if they visit the forum very often.

If you get it working we’ll gladly post your changes to the repo.

david:
If you get it working we’ll gladly post your changes to the repo.

I installed Servoy v6.1.6 and DataSutra v4.0.2, but I can’t get it working :( So I’ll try with v7.4

Hi Juan,
I got it working in 7.1 and I think I tried in 7.4 and it just needed couple of tweaks to the code, but I can’t remember what I did or if I still have that install around.
Make sure you follow all the instructions and put all the plug-ins & beans etc. in the right place & edit your servoy.properties file as detailed.
It’s a great framework, so do stick with it 8-)

Rafi

Thanks Rafi :)

When Servoy 8 comes out we’ll evaluate the new web client to see if it is worth investing in.

Data Sutra is no longer exists? I receive a “ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED” for the domain

juan.cristobo:
Data Sutra is no longer exists? I receive a “ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED” for the domain

Finished moving everything over to Github. You likely hit the domain in the small window domain was transferring registrars as part of the process.

Website: http://data-sutra.com/
Documentation: http://data-sutra.com/documentation/servoy-06/
Repository: https://github.com/datamosaic/data-sutra

Git instead of SVN, Gitbook instead of Redmine, Github Pages instead of self hosted…all nice and shiny.

Ok, thanks!

Hi David,

Are there any plans to convert this to Servoy 8 NG client?

Thanks
Steve

steve1376656734:
Are there any plans to convert this to Servoy 8 NG client?

Only reason thinking about upgrading Data Sutra to Servoy 8 is to battle test work on a Servoy-to-Node transport abstraction for the backend via websockets.

No NG Client.

david:
Servoy-to-Node transport abstraction

Oh, what’s that??