Deploy

Deployment refers to transferring the definition files from the development environment to the execution environment, and then having the programs in the execution environment read those files and make them ready to run as an application. There are two types of deployments and the differences are as follows:

Type	Target	Description
Debug	For development	The UI displayed in the editor opens directly. Authentication is skipped. There is a debug console on the screen.
Release	For operational use	The initial UI set up in the application will open. The authentication UI will open according to the authentication settings. There is no debug console on the screen.

Tips

Tips

• When the Deploy button is clicked while UI and application settings are not yet saved, the changes will be saved or an alert notification will be sent.
• The authentication UI cannot be debug deployed.
  If debug deploy is performed with the authentication UI open, the initial UI will be displayed.
• The application that has been debug deployed cannot move to the authentication UI.
  If the user moves to the authentication UI using NextUI, the message ‘“Page not found”’ is displayed.

How to Deploy

1. Click the "Deploy" button on the toolbar.
2. The "Menu" for selecting a deployment type will open.
3. Select the desired deployment between "Debug" and "Release".
4. Deployment is made to the execution environment.

Tips

Tips

If a deploy instruction has not been issued for some time, the deploy service may be suspended. If so, it will take additional time to activate.

How to access

This section describes how to access the application after deployment. Results will vary depending on the type of application.

Desktop

When deployment is complete, the application screen will automatically appear in a new tab of the browser.

Mobile

When deployment is complete, a 2D Code indicating the access point will appear on the screen. Scanning the 2D Code from a smartphone camera displays the application screen in the smartphone’s browser.