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==For Platform Developers== | ==For Platform Developers== | ||
These guides tell you how to program the platform APIs to create even more sophisticated applications. You should be familiar with one or more of [[Java]], [[JavaScript]], [[AJAX and REST|AJAX]], [[SQL Syntax|SQL]], and [[REST]]. | These guides tell you how to program the platform APIs to create even more sophisticated applications. You should be familiar with one or more of [[Java]], [[JavaScript]], [[AJAX and REST|AJAX]], [[SQL Syntax|SQL]], and [[REST]]. | ||
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:* [[HowTo:Use the HttpConnection Class to access a web service|Use the HttpConnection Class to access a web service]] | :* [[HowTo:Use the HttpConnection Class to access a web service|Use the HttpConnection Class to access a web service]] | ||
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E.g. A customer has some information that it don’t want/can’t keep on PaaS. The access to that information is via a gateway server that the company has (e.g. http get, SOAP, json, …). How do I access that gateway from PaaS? | E.g. A customer has some information that it don’t want/can’t keep on PaaS. The access to that information is via a gateway server that the company has (e.g. http get, SOAP, json, …). How do I access that gateway from PaaS? | ||
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For Users
These guides tell you how to get the most out of the platform. You should be familiar with Navigating the User Interface.
Platform Access
Basic Operations
Customize Your Interface
Manage Your Data
Specialized Operations
For Application Designers
These guides tell you how to create and customize applications. You should be familiar with HTML coding and CSS formatting, have a basic understanding of JavaScript, and be adept at Navigating the User Interface.
Build and Customize Applications
When you create an application, much is done for you. The platform automatically constructs record views, forms for adding and updating data, and basic reports. From there, you can begin to customize the application.
- Intermediate
- Advanced
These topics begin to take you into the realm of Java programming.
Customize the Application Interface
These are intermediate-level customizations.
Build Custom Web Pages
These are advanced topics.
For Platform Developers
These guides tell you how to program the platform APIs to create even more sophisticated applications. You should be familiar with one or more of Java, JavaScript, AJAX, SQL, and REST.