m-Power Manual

Return Data External Object   Beginning with the May 2013 update of m-Power, developers will have access to a Return Data Java external object for use within maintenance applications. This object takes in 1 parameter to find a row within a retrieval, and then returns that value(s) to your maintainer. A common example of using Read the rest of this document »

Email Integration Template   Jump to: Template Notes Application Properties Video The Email Integration template is a very easy to use web application that allows users to easily import unread emails from a specific address to their database. While this template can be launched from the browser, it has no HTML layer and has been Read the rest of this document »

  Configuring Email Functionality   Developers who wish to enable m-Power reports for email have two options: Allow end-users to send e-mails interactively through a Report prompt page Automate e-mails to be sent in batch. (This option is discussed in a separate document, found here.) This document will focus on Option 1, listed above. Step Read the rest of this document »

Parameter Listing   m-Power templates allow you, as a developer, to specify numerous parameters at run-time to control the behavior of your applications. Below you will find a complete listing of available parameters. Parameters listed as “Work Fields” indicate that while m-Power uses these parameters, you do not have control to change them. Common Parameters Read the rest of this document »

What is a Report and when should I use it?   A report is a document that calculates sub-totals and grand totals. Reports also give you the flexibility to create graphs. · Sub-total/Grand total — Reports give you the ability to automatically sub-total and grand total all numeric data. In addition, most of the time Read the rest of this document »