Some notes on creating a minimal DataFlex library workspace (generally of classes, but often other source files as well) that can then be accessed by… Read More »Creating a minimal DataFlex Library Workspace
Summary Web services are not new, but they are evolving into something that is increasingly important for software development companies to deliver. Creating RESTful APIs… Read More »Why you should be creating RESTful APIs today
Can we create a RESTful JSON web service in DataFlex? So there I was, sitting in a meeting with the customer and two tekkies from… Read More »Creating RESTful JSON Web Services in DataFlex
What is Cross-Origin Resource Sharing ? Well, as you might have guessed from the title of this article, it is Cross-Origin Resource Sharing with DataFlex.… Read More »Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) with DataFlex WebApps
What is JSONP? JSONP is a mechanism for requesting and loading JSON data from a server other than the one the containing HTML page was… Read More »JSONP – JSON with Padding
Mike Peat – May 2011 JSON – JavaScript Object Notation – is a lightweight data-transfer protocol comparable to XML. Its widely recognised originator – Douglas… Read More »JSON – JavaScript Object Notation
A Data Access White Paperby Dennis PiccioniSeptember 2002 This paper should be read by anyone upgrading to DataFlex 3.2 from any prior revision. Although the… Read More »DataFlex upgrading to 3.2
Why Web Services?A Unicorn InterGlobal White PaperMike PeatMay 2002 Introduction Web Services, seemingly made up of a host of difficult acronyms – XML, SOAP, WSDL,… Read More »Why Web Services?
Object Oriented ApplicationsA Data Access Worldwide White Paper by Vincent OorsprongLast Edited: August 12, 2001 Overview The object oriented program language of DataFlex offers, even… Read More »A Prompt Button for DataFlex 3.x
XML – eXtensible Markup LanguageA Unicorn InterGlobal White Paper Shaun Rudderham Printed March 2000 What is XML eXtensible Markup Language? XML is a new technology… Read More »XML – eXtensible Markup Language