• Softeon LUCA License

    The attached license covers the use of several pieces of IP owned by Softeon, Inc. Including but not limited to: Leap Framework, ElasticWMS Applications, Leap Application Infrastructure, and Leap Event-Streams, Leap CLI, and LUCA derived components. See the attached license file, updated November 16th, 2023.

  • Leap v2 QuickStart Guide

    Get started with Leap. Create and test your first Leap project with the highly anticipated “Hello World” Feature.

  • Leap CLI v2 Installation

    Leap CLI Installation Guide. Configure your workspace with Leap CLI to begin authoring and editing Leap Features.

  • Leap PermaStore

    Access cached configuration data at runtime with PermaStore

  • HSQLDB vs MySQL as the Leap Database

    Picking the proper database for your project shouldn’t be a hard decision. Learn how to choose which of the two primary DBs you should use.

  • Intra-Feature Service Calls

    Learn how to call services that are part of a different Feature, handle the response, and access the values from Leap Data Context

  • JMS Request and Reply Routes

    Leap implements a common request/response queue pattern that all services share. Learn how to implement this pattern for execution routes and more.

  • Leap Execution Lifecycle

    Leap lifecycle routes define the general path of a leap request. Understanding the leap lifecycle is critical to developing robust implementations.

  • Pretty URL for Leap Services

    Leap allows for alternate service URLs on a per-tenant and per-site basis. This can be very helpful when we must obfuscate a URL or change the name for product branding.

  • Leap Data Transformations

    Customize the structure and content of data at any point in your implementation. Leap Data Transformations support standalone transformation as well as transformation of elements already in LDC.