SmartComponent Library Training

04 November 2019  - 09 November 2019

Join us from 4 - 8 November 2019 in Rotterdam and learn everything about the SmartComponent Library.

During this public instructor-led training you will take a deep dive into the development of the Application Business Logic / Backend Components and the tools of the SmartComponent Library. The training will provide an introduction into three frontend options: OpenEdge GUI for .NET, Kendo UI Builder and the Angular web frontend of the SmartComponent Library as well as RESTful services.  

The training is organized in cooperation with Progress. Training location is Rotterdam (NL), Progress EHQ.



The training will be held by:

Mike Fechner, Architect & Product Manager

Daniel van Doorn, Senior Consultant

• Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge (basics)
• OOABL (basics)
• ProDatasets (understanding of concepts at least)
• AppServer (basic understanding)

• Architectural Overview: The SmartComponent Library, the OpenEdge Reference Architecture (OERA) and the Common Component Specification (CCS)
• Overview of the training environment, Tools, Progress Developer Studio Workspace, AppServer
• Using the Business Entity Designer to build and test Business Entities
• Overview of Internet Resources for the SmartComponent Library

• Developing Business Entities
• Accessing Business Entities
Simple and Complex Validation
• Using Dataset Model Classes
• Strong Typed Queries
• The Hidden Gems: The Util Helper Classes

• Complex Query Scenarios
• Command line tools: Scaffolding and Static Names Generator
• GUI for .NET Application Development
• Generating GUI for .NET Applications with the SmartComponent Library
• Building Complex Screens

• Business Tasks and Invokable Methods
• Object Serialization Options
• Building RESTful Services
• Testing RESTful Services using PASOE
• Logging Options
• Command line tools: Trimming and monitoring the PASOE

• Using Kendo UI Builder as a Frontend
• Using the SmartComponent Library Angular Web Frontend
• Overview Mobile Development with the SmartComponent Library and NativeScript