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Using Globals in Server Connect

Use Globals in Server Connect to manage shared project settings such as database connections, security providers, mailer settings, and other reusable server-side configuration.

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Using Globals in Server Connect

Use Globals in Server Connect to manage shared project settings such as database connections, security providers, mailer settings, and other reusable server-side configuration.

Use this bridge when you need the shared settings layer behind many real Server Connect actions. Globals is where project-wide configuration lives: database connections, security providers, mailer settings, and the other reusable pieces your actions depend on.

Treat it as the server-side foundation. Configure shared resources here once, then reuse them across API actions instead of redefining them per endpoint.

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Server Connect Manager Overview

Explore Server Connect Manager: Server Connect Manager Overview, Server Connect Manager: groups, and Tree groups.

Learn how Database Connections work in Wappler and how to reuse them in Server Actions.

Security Provider fundamentals

See how Security Providers drive login sessions, action restrictions, and protected page flows across a Wappler project.

First Server Connect Action

First Server Connect action: add steps, test the API response, and use it in a page or component.

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Recipes & patterns

Common Server Connect Actions recipes you can reuse: database CRUD, emails, security, and more.

Server Connect Editor: Database actions (hub)

Start here for database steps in Server Connect Actions: SELECT queries with the Query Builder and INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE with the Updater dialog.

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