6. (Optional) Clean up your environment by deleting the application artifacts

This optional step describes how you can clean your environment by deleting the artifacts that you created in this tutorial. For example, if you are working in a shared environment, you may want to delete your tutorial applications to keep your environment clean and tidy.

Deleting artifacts (such as views, forms, SmartObjects, workflows, service instances and so on) removes them from the server permanently and you cannot retrieve or restore them easily. You should only delete artifacts once you are certain that they are no longer needed. Also, once you start deleting application artifacts, other application artifacts might stop working, because they depend on the item that you just deleted.

Use K2 Designer to delete application elements

In this step, you remove the application elements (the view and the form) using K2 Designer.

  1. Delete the Hello World Form. (You must delete forms first, followed by the views used on those forms.)
    Location: All Items > Learning > Hello World SmartForms > Forms.
    1. Expand the Forms category.
    2. Right-click Hello World Form and select Delete. Click Yes for the confirmation.
      Delete Report Form
  2. Delete the Hello World view.
    Location: All Items > Learning > Hello World SmartForms > Views.
    1. Expand the Views category. Right-click the Hello World view and select Delete. Click Yes for the confirmation.
      Delete Each View
  3. Delete the learning categories. You must delete the subcategories first (Forms and Views) and then Hello World SmartForms. Finally, you can delete Learning if you do not intend building more tutorials, and remember that the Learning category might have a different name in your environment.
    1. Delete the application’s categories. You must delete the subcategories first (Forms and Views) and then Hello World SmartForms.
      Delete Categories
    2. Finally, you can delete the Learning category if you do not intend building more tutorials. Remember that the Learning category might have a different name in your environment.
Summary

Congratulations on building your very first SmartForm! You should now understand the basics behind views, forms, controls and rules and how these are used to assemble SmartForms.