The Netflix browser example app using OData became some kind of standard in this blog for JayData examples to present the benefits developing HTML5 applications. We are glad to share Rainer Wittmann’s great blogpost about how to use the OData ...
UPDATE: this blogpost has been updated to use the latest version of JayData (1.1.1). The example project has been moved to a separate GitHub repo: https://github.com/jaydata/titanium-odata-client. Feel free to fork it and improve the app with your ideas. As we are ...
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 ...
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. ...
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 ...
With the JayData Knockout.js module you can achieve fully dynamic queries. A dynamic query is a really useful and easy-to-use tool for you to develop HTML5 applications in no time. Imagine a code where you have to only write queries once ...
One of the nicest and coolest new feature of JayData is the Knockoutjs integration module that comes with the latest JayData release, version 1.0.4. With this you can have templated lists and two way data-bound displays in a matter of ...
By completing this tutorial you will be able to consume an OData service from JavaScript with the elegance and simplicity of the JavaScript Language Query, without ever writing down an $.ajax statement or manually building OData query strings or payloads. Notes: ...
As of RC1 Refresh 1 you can use service operations (server side functions) with JayData. To create one and then consume it with JavaScript is just a matter of minutes and a couple of line of codes – with the ...
Database management on the client-side is not always enough for your needs and contains some security issues. But with the power of node.js, you can use the JavaScript Language Query (JSLQ) even on the server-side. You can combine the features ...
