- Part 2

Collaborate Workflow Processes Using One System

October 25, 2013 by blogmeister·0 Comments

Comindware all in one workflow collaborative system enables businesses to work smarter by enabling people to work together efficiently and effectively.

So how does this work? Managers can take real-time control of what is going on, automate their team workflow processes and projects and boost team productivity.

For team members who work on projects, they can receive tasks and priorities, collaborate with their fellow colleagues, save time and resources and be able to work and produce efficient results.

This system is pretty flexible, considering that it can easily customize the system to address specific needs according to business requirements, it can lead to shortening adaption time thanks to familiar interface and even shield business owners from maintaining security and reliability.

The system has it all there. All users need to do is use it. Features include task management, workflow automation, team collaboration, pre-build solutions, tasks for Outlook, real-time reporting, on-premise and in the cloud web-based and mobile apps.

This workflow management system provides real-time visibility for projects and processes, solve the e-mail and document mess issue, save days of manager time and cut direct costs by 30%-50%.

You know how it is when companies are able to save time. They save up on resources which means resource costs are reduced as well. Check out their task management software to start with and see how it can help your business.

The OLX App

October 21, 2013 by blogmeister·0 Comments

Almost all services online have rushed to make their own app version so mobile users can also gain access to such services. Businesses see the number of mobile users increase year after year, hence the potential to be able to use their services through an easy and common medium is through the use of apps in mobile devices.

OLX is no exception. It is the #1 classified app in India and enables users to find, buy and sell online products catered to locations in India.

The app is pretty easy to use. I think it is even easier than when setting up something to sell using your desktop PC. Click on the picture of the product you wish to sell from the app, include a brief summary of its features, set the price, provide your contact information and that’s it!. Easy as 1-2-3.

It also takes advantage of the power of social media by enabling you to share your ads and post them in your social networking accounts.

OLX has one nifty feature that I find useful. Using the app, it is not necessary to share the location coordinates, but you can update the ad’s location for it to be easier to look for products or services depending on their location through the map’s integration within the app.

Just imagine if you are an existing OLX customer, you will never be more than just a couple of clicks or text messages away from your next purchase. You can get prices, shop, answer to questions and even post an ad with the convenience of a mobile phone.

Get OLX App for mobile, both available for iOS and Android, Windows Phone and Blackberry powered devices.

TableView Does Not Update ObservableList In Java FX 2.2

October 20, 2013 by blogmeister·0 Comments

If ever this will happen to you, chances are you used a bean class as the object passed to the ObservableList. Hence, any update done will not update your TableView unless it is binded to that bean class.

To do so, replace your data types like long, int, double to use the Property class and instantiate it with SimpleProperty class. For String, use StringProperty and instantiate it with SimpleStringProperty.

Check this sample class:

public class MyClass {
    private StringProperty name = new SimpleStringProperty;
    public String getName() {
        return name.get();
    }
    public void setName(String name) {
        this.name.set(name);
    }
    public StringProperty nameProperty() {
        return name;
    }
}

public class MyClass {

private StringProperty name = new SimpleStringProperty;

public String getName() {

return name.get();

}

public void setName(String name) {

this.name.set(name);

}

public StringProperty nameProperty() {

return name;

}

Your bean class must have a Property method that will return the property class in order for binding to take effect with your TableView and ObservableList. This is so that the values of the individual entity fields can be observed for changes and any update action will take effect.

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Month: October 2013

Collaborate Workflow Processes Using One System

The OLX App

TableView Does Not Update ObservableList In Java FX 2.2