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Requirements for creating a JSDO login session

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Table of Contents
  • Overview of Progress Data Objects, Services, and Catalogs
    • Run-time architecture and data access
    • Additional development options
  • Using the JSDO dialect of the Kendo UI DataSource
    • Features of the JSDO dialect
    • Sample Kendo UI DataSource instantiations using the JSDO dialect
      • Sample instantiation for an OpenEdge Data Object Service
  • Use Progress Data Source for NativeScript and Angular
  • Use JSDO and the Data Source Modules in an existing NativeScript application
  • Use JSDO to create mobile and web clients
    • JSDO overview
      • JSDO classes and objects
      • How a JSDO maps to a Data Object resource
      • How JSDO memory works
        • Table and field references
        • Working records
        • Record IDs
      • Methods of the JSDO and JSRecord classes
      • Asynchronous execution
        • Named events
        • Promises
        • JSDO event subscriptions
        • Handle execution results
        • Error handling for Data Object operations
      • Properties of JSDO
      • Requirements to use JSDO
    • Enable cookies
    • Create and manage access to a JSDO instance
    • CRUD and Submit operations
      • CRUD examples
      • Server-side implementation
    • Access custom Invoke operations
      • Asynchronous vs. synchronous method execution
      • Invoke operation example
        • An OpenEdge ABL implementation for an Invoke operation
        • Client JavaScript code: An Invoke
    • Manage JSDO login sessions
      • Requirements for creating a JSDO login session
        • Choose the web server authentication model
        • Choose appropriate URIs for the app type and its deployment location
        • Support page refresh for web apps
      • Use default web pages to support client app login
      • Handle changes in session online status
      • Use protected web resources
    • JSDOSession Management Model
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Requirements for creating a JSDO login session

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  • Last Updated: March 19, 2024
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    • OpenEdge
    • Version 12.8
    • Documentation
Identify any requirements from the following information to configure and code a JSDO login session:
  • Choose the web server authentication model
  • Enable cookies
  • Choose appropriate URIs for the app type and its deployment location
  • Support page refresh for web apps
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  • Choose the web server authentication model
  • Choose appropriate URIs for the app type and its deployment location
  • Support page refresh for web apps
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