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CRUD forms, relationships, dashboards, workflow management, breadcrumbs, searches, single sign-on, permissions, and reporting are basic features helping administrators with their tasks.
It allows to build high-quality enterprise information systems by defining the application's logical models and letting the framework automatically translate them into a working system.
Portofino can be used to develop web applications for information management, workflow and collaboration, front-office and back-office processes, customer relationship management, and much more.
Here are some key features of "Portofino":
User interface:
· Forms (create-read-update-delete operations)
· Navigation of relationships
· Searches with flexible multiple filtering
· Full-text searches
· Workflow operations
· Breadcrumbs
· Read/write fields based on permissions
· Field-level and semantic validations
· Cascaded selections
· User management
· Binary files upload
· Interactive dashboards/portlets with drill-down
· Parametric reports in pdf and other formats
Supported models:
· Data
· Workflows
· Permissions
· Portlets
· Reporting
· Calculated attributes
· Constraints
· Operations
Database technologies:
· Oracle
· Microsoft SQL Server
· IBM DB2
· PostgreSQL
· MySQL
· Apache Derby (embedded, not for production)
Security and permissions:
· Internal or external authentication&authorization
· Single sign-on integrations with Java security realms, LDAP, MS Active Directory, JOSSO, Novell iChain reverse proxy
· Application-level security based
· Workflow state-driven authentication
Workflow modeling features:
· Finite-state-machine (FSM) model
· States
· Transitions
· Guards (conditions to enable/disable transitions)
· Custom workflow actions
· Automatic email notifications
· Flexible permissions based on state/attribute/user
Data modeling features:
· Classes (entities/tables)
· Attributes (columns) of eight different types
· Blobs for binary documents and images
· One-to-one and one-to many relationships
· Flexible many-to-many relationships through intersection classes (also with attributes on the intersection class)
· Inheritance
· Modeling done at the logical level
· Automatic mapping to six database technologies
· Real-time database schema changes (DDL)
Requirements:
· Internet browser
· JDK/JRE 1.5 or higher
· Tomcat 5.5.x or 6.x
· Single processor system with 512MB RAM and 800MB free disk space
· JBoss Application Server 4.2.x
· GlassFish
· Sun Java System Application Server 9.1
· Oracle OC4J and OracleAS
Via: Portofino 4.0.6
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