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Apache Camel integrations are defined within your application's jvm/{app-name}-script-config/{app-name}-camel.kts file.

You define a Consolidator service in a consolidator.kts file. Within the file, you can define as many Consolidators as you like. Each one is specified in a Consolidator block of code.

To create custom endpoints, you need to define a gpal file called web-handler.kts.

Where to define

Let's make things really simple.

Configuration

Dynamic rules

Let's make things really simple.

This page is only for users of GSF version 7.1 or earlier.

What is the Genesis platform?

A Data Server supplies real-time (streaming) data to the front end of your application.

A Request Server supplies static data to the front end of your application.

Applications must respond immediately to different types of input: inputs from users, messages from other systems, market-data updates and internally calculated analytic signals. These inputs are events.

Authentication

You define your State Machine as a specific type of Event Handler.

This page is only for users of GSF version 7.1 or earlier.

Version 7.2 introduced a simplified table-dictionary syntax, where fields are defined inline in the table,

A view definition is made up of joins and fields.

Broadly speaking, the process can be summarised as follows:

To view or use your Genesis application, you need to create one or more web pages. On each of these pages, you need to have components that display information or enable the user to interact with the application. For example:

Previously, we showed you how to create a new page. Now we shall add a data grid.

The package.json file is auto-generated for you by the CLI, based on your answers to the prompts.

What you need to know to start

This page looks at the npm commands for building a project.

In financial organisations everywhere, there are spreadsheets that are effective tools, but which pose a significant operational and compliance risk.

Once you have the Genesis low-code platform, you can develop and deploy your own applications at speed, from the simplest of internal systems to complete exchanges.

You don't have to be bound by your existing systems at all. If you have a need for a new application, which looks too ambitious for now, the Genesis low-code platform could make that a realistic proposition in a realistic timeframe.

You can build complete new trading platforms that integrate with multiple internal and external systems. These are applications with clear user interfaces, highly sophisticated features; they can be specified and built to meet exactly the security and regulatory requirements you require.

Self-contained systems (aren't you bored by the term "silo") remain a big blocker for anyone looking for efficiency.