About Course

Class introduction

Target audience

  • Developers who want to develop e-Forms and integrate e-Forms in web or mobile applications

  • Developers who have experience with HTML and JavaScript

You will learn about

Day 1: Overview and Products - FORCS Products and Use Cases

  1. FORCS Products

  2. OZ e-Form Overview

  3. How it works?

  4. Applied Solutions Cases

Day 2: Design e-Form and Dialogue Flow - components and layout

  1. e-Form Designer environments

  2. e-Form concepts and layout structure

  3. Input components (types and properties)

  4. Design techniques

  5. PDF-based e-Form design

  6. Preview and save e-Form

  7. How to create Dialogue Flow

  8. Design a sample e-Form (hands-on practice)

Day 3: Develop e-Form - logic and dynamic behavior

  1. e-Form API scripting concepts - event and method

  2. How to write scripts

  3. How to control data, appearance, and behavior of components

  4. Implement a sample dynamic e-Form (hands-on practice)

Day 4: Deployment of Server and Viewer - integration with applications

  1. How to deploy e-Form Server and OZ viewer to the application server

  2. How to upload e-Form files to the OZ server

  3. How to embed HTML5 viewer in HTML application

  4. Viewer API overview

  5. How to prefill data in e-Form (practice)

  6. How to do form input validation (practice)

  7. How to extract input data from e-Form (practice)

  8. How to export e-Form as PDF (practice)

Day 5: Server and Reporting - server export and report components

  1. OZ Web Console

  2. Server Export: Scheduler and Task, Server Binding APIs

  3. Report Components - Table, Chart, Crosstab

Certificate

Once finished the training, you can apply for the OZ e-Form Developer Certificate by submitting your practice works to the training server.

Duration

  • This course is 5 days in length and runs 3 hours per day.

Prerequisite courses

  • No prerequisite courses are required.

Required skills/experiences

  • You will need to be familiar with HTML, JavaScript, JSP, and WAS (Web Application Server).

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