• Leap JSON Introduction

    Introduction Leap JSON is a specification that dictates how a client should request resources and how a server should respond to the request. Leap JSON requires use the Leap JSON media-type application/vnd.leap+json for exchanging data. Conventions The keywords “MUST”, “MUST NOT”, “REQUIRED”, “SHALL”, “SHALL NOT”, “SHOULD”, “SHOULD NOT”, “RECOMMENDED”, “MAY”,…

  • Leap JSON Request v1.0

    Status This page represents version 1.0 of the Leap JSON Request specification. New versions of Leap JSON will always be backward compatible; using a never remove, only add strategy. To request changes to the specification or report an error please contact support. Request Format This section describes the structure of…

  • LEAP License

    The attached license covers the use of several pieces of IP owned by Softeon, Inc. Including but not limited to: Leap Framework, ElasticWMS Application, Leap Application Infrastructure, and Leap Event-Streams. See the attached 2020 license file.

  • LEAP Features

    We often get the question – why features?  When we started thinking about the idea of creating an entirely new architecture, we felt like we had to take a step back and really start with High-Level Business problem statements, work them into high-level solutions, and then, finally, into architecture/technical solutions….

  • Elastic UI Overview

    Brief Architecture When developing new Forms and Flows it’s not necessary for a complete understanding or in-depth coverage of all parts of the Form Flow Engine. Instead, we will focus on the parts of the architecture that we will be interacting with the most: Web Client and Engine Client. Web…

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