An OpenEdge ABL application can be designed to provide the business logic and data for an application that runs in a Progress Application Server instance. OpenEdge Data Object Services can be made available to developers creating a compelling UI using Kendo UI. Kendo UI widgets can be written to access OpenEdge Data Object resources.
In this course, you will learn how to add code to a Web-based client application to access OpenEdge Data Object Services from Kendo UI widgets. First you will learn how to specify the JavaScript libraries that provide the client functionality for accessing OpenEdge Data Object Services. Then you will learn how to identify the OpenEdge Data Object resources your Kendo UI widgets will need. Next, you will create a Progress JavaScript Data Object (JSDO) session that connects to the OpenEdge Data Object Service and accesses the Data Object Service Catalog. Then you will learn how to create a JSDO object for a resource in an OpenEdge Data Object Service. Next, you will learn how to use an OpenEdge Data Object resource as a data source for a Kendo UI widget. Finally, you will learn how to call an OpenEdge Data Object resource’s invoke operation from a Kendo UI client.
The materials that you receive with this course include a Course Guide, which includes hands-on lab exercises and step-by-step solutions, and a CD with example code and exercise files with solutions.
This course is available as Instructor-Led Training and online with a subscription to the Progress Education Community.