Blog
Author:
Robert Bonay June 20th, 2012
Functions with IQueryable return value were supported in previous JayData versions, JayData 1.1.0 supports the following return values:
Return value
further querying
primitives (int, string)
no
object known by the context
no
IQueryable<primitiveType>
no
IQueryable<knownType>
yes
ICollection<primitiveType>
no
ICollection<knownType>
no
Accessing service methods defined with WebGet attributes are supported, but methods implemented with WebInvoke aren’t.
Server-side ...
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JayData examples, odata, WCF
Author:
Robert Bonay June 18th, 2012
Example to use some()
Example to use every()
Note: this feature is limited to OData provider.
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odata
Author:
Viktor Lazar June 7th, 2012
JayData seamlessly integrates into Sencha Touch 2 through the JayData Sencha module. You only have to modify the proxy on your Sencha data store to use the JayData proxy and define a queryable as the data source. Using remoteFilter, remoteSort ...
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html5, hybrid app, hybrid application, netflix, odata
Author:
Peter Aron Zentai June 6th, 2012
We are pleased to announce that we are releasing version 1.0.5 – the newest of our biweekly releases. It has new features and bug fixes, here are the highlights. You can get JayData 1.0.5 from http://jaydata.org/download or from http://jaydata.codeplex.com/releases/view/89056
New features
Sencha ...
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release
Author:
Peter Aron Zentai June 6th, 2012
Quicksteps to create a web sql database with pure JavaScript (with exactly ZERO sql statements)
1. Get JayData and jQuery and include in an html page. Whatever is the editor of your choice it’ll work (the beauty of the client side).
2. ...
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JayData examples, JSLQ, SQLite, WebSQL
Author:
Janos Roden June 1st, 2012
The documentation has two main requirements:
It has to work with the Visual Studio IntelliSense while developing JayData
The build process must be able to generate a HTML output
VS11 supports the classic /// code comment in JavaScript, but there is ...
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documentation
Author:
Viktor Lazar May 31st, 2012
An RSS provider is a very simple use case to demonstrate how to implement a new custom provider and how to use the refactored model binder class. An RSS provider is read-only and not filterable or orderable. Just a plain ...
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JayData examples, JayData providers, model binder, rss
Author:
Peter Aron Zentai May 31st, 2012
It’s been a month since the new version of both OData protocol and it’s Microsoft implementation the WCF Data Service 5.0 have been released. I am pleased to announce that support for the new goodies found in OData 3.0 has ...
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odata, release, WCF
Author:
Szabolcs Czinege May 31st, 2012
As of v1.0.4, JayData supports embedded queries on WebSQL/SQLite provider. This allows you to form more complex selections, still only using clean JSLQ syntax. As additional advantage, you can avoid the need to handle additional asynchrony in your code, as ...
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JSLQ, SQLite, WebSQL
Author:
Robert Bonay May 31st, 2012
We are happy to see that more and more hybrid mobile developers recognize the importance of easy, cross-platform data management. Now PhoneGap developers can find JayData on PhoneGap.com.
Hopefully even more colleagues will retrieve and update local and cloud data with ...
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hybrid app, hybrid application, PhoneGap
