I'm pretty sure it can NOT, but thought I would ask you guys in case I am just overlooking something. If so can someone point me to some documentation?
Thanks!
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Guys really need your help I’m a beginner and don’t have any idea on how to create a owner or server for my project (photography booking app) I already started to create a client apps to make a log in or create a request/ book.. but how can I make a server or owner app who can see the request from client app. Can you please give me a tips or instruction not only on how to do it but the most is to understand how it really works Thanks in advance .
You've not really provided much info to go off (for example, what if any languages you're already comfortable using). There's probably too much to cover to explain here.
That said, for creating a backend, I personally found Flask pretty light and simple to get started with. There's also a really excellent tutorial series on it here: https://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/the-flask-mega-tutorial-part-v-user-logins
Maybe start here?
I have googled and tried some solutions but so far, nothing works.
I am trying to do some API-calls (REST) from a 4gl / OpenEdge procedure. However, there is no AppServer available and I have no clue if that is necessary to do an API-call. I am not a OpenEdge expert and none of my colleagues have a clue :X
Is there anyone that knows if this is possible, and if so, an example for doing this? Thanks
You need an HTTP client to perform the call.
RTFM ;)
https://documentation.progress.com/output/ua/OpenEdge_latest/index.html#page/dvpin%2Fmaking-http(s)-requests-from-abl-applications.html%23wwconnect_header
Some examples there:
https://github.com/PeterJudge-PSC/http_samples
I used this to implement my calls (GET, POST, etc.) with 11.5 & 11.6. Works great.
I see more and more suggestions about having a service for every controller when using service pattern.
This seems to me to be odd, and a bad practice. But my major concern is, did I misunderstand something about the service pattern?
Imagine you were to look at the problem a little abstracted from what's right and what's wrong in the theory (or in suggestions). Then there's only the team who will have to support such architectural decision in future. Maybe if it feels wrong from the beginning, than it's not worth spending time on.
First, I apologize for such a novice question again, and if this has been answered elsewhere.
There are too many template engine，I really do not know how to choose！I seriously study this, but still at a loss.
I mainly want to know the advantages of mustache.js/handlebars.js? Compared with the JavaScript Micro-Templating
Please give examples to explain, thank you very much!
For a pretty well-rounded comparison see
http://engineering.linkedin.com/frontend/client-side-templating-throwdown-mustache-handlebars-dustjs-and-more
It includes a lot of considerations and a good 'in-the-field' approach.
Moreover, it's from LinkedIn so you can trust it's pretty thorough.
EDIT:
Only real omission is Hogan from Twitter, likely because it was (and still is) a new kid on the block . http://twitter.github.com/hogan.js/) Like Handlebars based on Mustache. Functionality is in between Mustache and Handlebars. Performance 5/5.
I use Hogan both on the client-side and with Nodejs on the server-side and it's really great working with it once you get the hang of it.
hth
In recent weeks I've been researching Drools amongst other CEP/Rule Engines and I believe I would like to use Drools. I also have an JBossESB which is responsible for routing of messages between different services.
Unless I am totally missing the boat, I can't for the life of me see how I would get data into Drools via JBossESB.
Inside of my ESB I have data (facts) that needs to be monitored and routed correctly (some of the data properties also needs to be modified based on other properties in each of the facts, I figured using Drools (a combination of Fusion and Expert) would be the best way to handle this, however, I don't really see in any of the JBoss (or other) documentation how I would get that done.
Is this a cart-before-the-horse situation? Am I totally missing the boat somewhere?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
pretty late to respond...If anyone is still looking please see: http://java.dzone.com/articles/jbossesb-drools-integration