A web application is a computer program that utilizes web browsers and web technology to perform tasks over the Internet. When your web technology is ZEN then it will called ZEN Application. A Zen Application can be comprises of single or multiple ZEN Pages.
When you want to interact with Client Components like text box value / its style etc, you should use Client Method.
When you want to interact with Server Component like saving the value in GLOBAL, you should use Server Method.
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EnsLib.RecordMap.RecordMap is a RegisteredObject
inorder to pass a object to BusinessOperation, it should be an object Ens.Request.
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EnsLib.RecordMap.RecordMap is a RegisteredObject
inorder to pass a object to BusinessOperation, it should be an object Ens.Request.
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A web application is a computer program that utilizes web browsers and web technology to perform tasks over the Internet. When your web technology is ZEN then it will called ZEN Application. A Zen Application can be comprises of single or multiple ZEN Pages.
When you want to interact with Client Components like text box value / its style etc, you should use Client Method.
When you want to interact with Server Component like saving the value in GLOBAL, you should use Server Method.
For better understanding you should understand Two Tier Architecture
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You can open your page in Chrome and then using developers Tool, you can see that ZEN page randomly assigns the ID to Components.
So best way to use zen(<ComponentID>).getValue() or setValue() for getting and setting the value.
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you can call your classmethod directly calling from terminal by passing desired parameters via terminal.
And then attaching the jobid of terminal in studio.
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You can try $$$URLENCODE the complete url.
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Can you elaborate this?
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DONE
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Do I need the code set for this session in open exchange?
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I guess following article might be helpful for you:
https://community.intersystems.com/post/using-oauth2-soap-webservices