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JayData Server Pro
JayData started as a client side library a year ago. Then we created our hosted oData service called JayStorm (that you should really try, it’s so cool and it has free tier) and for it we created...
View ArticleTable of JayData and EDM types for OData developers
We collected all the currently available JayData types and supported EDM types. These types can be used to manage typed entities in JavaScript environment with JayData, no matter if you consume or...
View ArticleFullstack OData 4.0 howto–Open types
OData v4.0 introduced the open type concept in order to manage dynamic properties in the payload without defining them in the EDM model. Requirements: Microsoft ASP.NET WebAPI 2.2 for OData v4.0 5.8.0...
View ArticleGroundbreaking OData V4 features in JayData 1.5.1 CTP
There is no question: our goal is to build the the best OData v4 JavaScript tool, ever. There are a lot things to improve, but we release our next Community Technology Preview to show our latest...
View ArticleRelease notes
Latest release JayData 1.5.6 Highlighted features: OData provider: support for inherited types Publish your OData endpoint with enherited types using ASP.NET WebAPI 2 and consume it with JayData 1.5.6....
View ArticleHybrid mobile development with JayData
Hybrid mobile applications are all the rage nowadays. A hybrid application is essentially an app that is installed and run as a native application but uses HTML5 and Javascript to render its UI and...
View ArticleHow to build a Simple OData-based ajax application
Follow this tutorial to create your first HTML5 five application with JayData as a convenient client library for an oData service. You will need Visual Studio 2010 or Visual Studio 11 to complete this...
View ArticleJaySvcUtil
JaySvcUtil is a command line tool that downloads an OData service definition ($metadata) and creates a full featured JayData / JavaScript client environment by generating the necessary boilerplate code...
View ArticleConfiguring JayData – $data.defaults
There are numerous possibilities to configure JayData at global or provider level. Global settings can be accessed via $data.defaults. Here is a table with current defaults and possible values of...
View ArticleJayStack OData v4 Server with MongoDB tutorial
JayStack OData v4 Server tutorial Introduction In this tutorial, we will create an OData v4 service using JayStack OData v4 Server and will use a MongoDB database as data storage. We will use...
View ArticleJayStack OData V4 Server – computed properties
With the latest version of the JayStack OData V4 Server library, you can even more easily create computed properties on your entity models as before. If you are not yet familiar with the basic concepts...
View ArticleJayStack OData V4 Server – basic authentication
Last time, we created a little example server to demonstrate computed properties. Now, we will extend that example with basic authentication using the popular Passport module and using the example...
View ArticleJayStack OData V4 Server – Type Definitions and Enums
In the brand new version of odata-v4-server (0.2.0) OData standard Type Definitions and Enums are now supported. Type Definitions are type aliases which are mapping your custom type implementations to...
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