OData v4.0 introduced the open type concept in order to manage dynamic properties in the payload without defining them in the EDM model. Requirements: Microsoft ASP.NET WebAPI 2.2 for OData v4.0 5.8.0 JayData 1.5.0 CTP Olingo OData Client for JavaScript Library ...
This article series guides you through the OData 4.0 features and helps you to build apps on OData platform using Microsoft ASP.NET WebAPI OData 2.2 on the server-side and JayData library on the client-side. Each chapter demonstrates the server-side and ...
This short post presents snippets for publishing and consuming OData services that operate with enums. Requirements: Microsoft ASP.NET WebAPI 2.2 for OData v4.0 5.8.0 JayData 1.5 .NET server-side data model public partial class User { ... public UserType UserType { get; set; } ... } Publish custom ...
Thanks to our investors, we were able to get back to our product development track after long months of enterprise support and project-only focus. We achieved tons of results in a very short timeframe and we have tons of work ...
Best piece of news for us this year - JayStack receives massive investment to boost JayData product development and offer more premium services! Be prepared, the next JayData release will arrive in November-December :)
I am super proud to announce the first version of the JayData library to support the OData V4 format – and a growing number of V4 features. You can check it out at http://odata-v4.azurewebsites.net/ to see it in action. A downloadable ...
We were flattered to read the December 2014 Issue of MSDN Magazine and see Le Long’s wonderful article - Building Web Apps on the MEAN Stack with OData in Microsoft Azure Teaser: Microsoft .NET developers typically build great apps using JavaScript on ...
As you might know, JayData supports saving and querying related entities without joining the tables on foreign keys manually. If you haven’t tried it, start with JayData and relationship article. This article will demonstrate the way to configure the name of ...
The JayData team always focused to online-offline application as this requirement that arises very often in HTML5 applications regardless if we are talking about a mobile PhoneGap/Cordova app or a web application. We believe that JayData makes data sync much easier ...
The standard toArray() function used callback and promise object to return the results, toLiveArray() returns an object that will be filled later. This array object can be used like a promise, it implements the then() and fail() functions. Using live arrays ...
