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Example projects are Blueriq models which demonstrate Blueriq functionality. They are included in the standard Blueriq library which is shipped with Blueriq. You can view, run and extend these projects by creating a new project and use an example project as a starting point.
CreditCard application
The credit card application example is a small process for applying a credit card. This example demonstrates the:
- Which Blueriq compontens are used in process modelling;
- What does a simple datamapping looks like;
- How to use privileges on processes;
- How to use the dossier manager to store your application data.=
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| In order to run the credit card application you need to create a user with the correct privileges in Blueriq runtime. In the runtime dashboard select “Settings/Authorization”. Click “Add” to create a new user, enter username, password and privileges (comma seperated). Privileges for this example are callcenter, creditcardcenter and financialrisk |
Instance management
The instance management example contains a simple registration page for parents, their children and the school that these children attend. This example demonstrates the new repeat expressions on flows and page elements.
- The flow that removes a registered parent contains a repeating sub-flow. This sub-flow removes all children and schools related to the parent.
- The parent registration page contains a container with child information. This container is repeated on the page for all children that belong to the current parent. This new feature makes the old AQ_InstanceItterator obsolete.
Web calculator
The web calculator example contains one page with simple calculations. A Soap service is used to perform the calulation and return the answer to Blueriq. This application demonstrates:
- The new WSDL and schemaset components.
- The mapping between the WSDL/schemaset and the domain model.
- The new WebServiceClient service call.
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