The latest release of WebClient, 1.4.12, brings compatibility with the Apache Axis web service platform. Apache Axis is an open source java-based implementation that is embedded in many software products, including Apple’s WebObjects, BEA’s WebLogic, IBM’s WebSphere, and many others. One use of Axis is to create and control IBM DB2 Web Query reports from WebClient/Websydian-based applications.
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WebClient i+ Developers – WebClient Patch Release 1.4.12 is released. To obtain this release, please login to http://webclientiplus.com and select Developer Content and Software Downloads. Consult the release notes for the fixes and updates in this release. This release contains some new features and capbilities: Edit masks now supported (except date/time edit mask) Right-alignment property in textbox Includes
WebClient i+ Developers – WebClient Patch Release 1.4.11 is released. To obtain this release, please login to http://webclientiplus.com and select Developer Content and Software Downloads. Consult the release notes for the fixes and updates in this release. Note this release is compatible with IE8. The July 2009 WebClient newsletter is available at http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs026/1102336365834/archive/1102493434138.html Best Regards, The Websydian WebClient i+
Learn how to apply CSS and templates to your CA Plex generated application, and give it a distinctive look and feel.
WebClient i+ Developers – WebClient Patch Release 1.4.10 is released. To obtain this release, please login to http://webclientiplus.com and select Developer Content and Software Downloads. The July 2009 WebClient newsletter is available at http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs026/1102336365834/archive/1102493434138.html Best Regards, The Websydian WebClient i+ development team
In this second installment of the three part deep-linking series, we will show the steps necessary to create a simple url access (“deep link”) into any Plex function by WebClient. If you missed the first installment, the introduction to WebClient deep linking, you can access it by clicking here. Although this simple example shows a function with
WebClient i+ Developers – The June 2009 WebClient newsletter is available at http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs026/1102336365834/archive/1102595784423.html WebClient Patch Release 1.4.10 is released. To obtain this release, please login to http://webclientiplus.com and select Developer Content and Software Downloads Changes: 1. When using a custom template, the attach point can now be omitted from the control name (and shoud be for
WebClient developers have an added bonus that comes as a side effect of generating their Plex panels as RIA applications – the built-in ability to call their functions using an XML external call mechanism. This call mechanism can be invoked in a couple different ways: You can call Plex functions as “deep linked” web pages with parameters that can be embedded
In the past, web designers were forced by technology into web pages that looked like the “complaint” page below. After hitting the submit button, the web pages was validated by the server and the page refreshed with errors posted back as a list. The user had to interpret the error messages to figure out which field
