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• protocol – The network protocol used to connect to the back-end server. The choices are
either "http" or "https". Use http for un-encrypted network traffic and https for
encrypted network traffic using SSL. See Configuring the HTTP Adapter for SSL for
details on additional considerations when using SSL.
• domain – The network domain name or IP address of the server hosting the back-end
service.
• port – The TCP/IP port number on which the back-end HTTP service is listening upon for
incoming requests.
• cookiePolicy
• maxRedirects
See also:
• Using IBM Worklight HTTP Adapters with REST/JSON Services – blog – 2012-06-27
HTTP Adapter Procedure implementations
The core to implementing an HTTP Adapter procedure is to use the WL.Server.invokeHttp
API. This rich and powerful API makes an HTTP request. The result from making an invokeHttp
request should be the result returned from the procedure.
See also:
• WL.Server.invokeHttp(options)
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- September 2014 1
- Table of Contents 2
- Mobile Applications 13
- Worklight 15
- Architecture 15
- Adapter Components 16
- Application Center 16
- • Application Center 17
- Installation 18
- C:\IBM\Worklight 19
- • Worklight Studio 23
- Installing Worklight Server 26
- Installing WAS Liberty 39
- C:\IBM\Liberty 41
- Other Installation Tasks 45
- Sources of Information 46
- Communities 47
- You Tube 47
- Application Development 48
- Creating a Worklight Project 49
- Anatomy of a Project 49
- Application Descriptor 52
- Application Architecture 52
- Adding targeted environments 52
- Worklight Development Server 53
- Off-line Storage 61
- Push Notification 62
- Debugging 66
- Artifact management 66
- Adapters 69
- Creating a new Adapter 70
- Adapter Implementation 71
- Adapter Types 72
- Example HTTP Adapter 74
- Security considerations 75
- Returned data format 75
- Database JDBC Drivers 81
- Error Handling for Adapters 83
- Procedure: 84
- IBM Worklight Console 85
- Performance 92
- Security 93
- • Off-line Storage 94
- Application Deployment 95
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- Page 101 101
- Operations 102
- Programming References 102
- Client Side API Programming 103
- WL.Client.connect(options) 104
- WL.Client.getEnvironment() 104
- WL.Client.getUserName(realm) 105
- WL.Client.getUserPref(key) 105
- WL.Client.hasUserPref(key) 105
- WL.Client.getLoginName(realm) 105
- WL.Client.init(options) 106
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- WL.Toast.show(message) 110
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- WL.JSONStore.findAll(options) 112
- WL.JSONStore.findById(id) 112
- WL.JSONStore.init() 113
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- WL.Device 115
- Server Side API Programming 116
- WL.Server.invokeHttp(options) 117
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- See also: 122
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- Android Development 125
- JavaScript Frameworks 126
- Local storage of data 127
- Web Programming 128
- Page 129 129
- JavaScript 130
- Cascading Style Sheets – CSS 131
- Timer based functions 132
- JSON Data representation 133
- Debugging in the browser 133
- • console.log 134
- • console.error 134
- • console.info 134
- • console.warn 134
- Dojo Programming 136
- Page 137 137
- Dojo GUI Development 138
- Loading Dojo 138
- Page 139 139
- Event Handling 140
- REST/Ajax calls 140
- Page 141 141
- Dojo utility 142
- DOM Access 142
- Pattern Description 143
- * Any element 143
- E Any element of type E 143
- Page 143 143
- • Docs – dojo/query – 1.9 144
- Dojo Dates and Times 145
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- Dijit Widgets 147
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- Expando Pane 173
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- Setting Grid data 176
- Editable cells 176
- Selecting items 177
- Adding new rows 177
- Removing rows 177
- Replacing the data 177
- Formatting 178
- Sorting columns 178
- Cell events 179
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- Property When populated 187
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- Adding Row Selection 188
- Working with Rows 188
- Adding and processing buttons 188
- Installing Dgrid 189
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- Parsing Dijit in HTML 198
- Object Stores and Data Stores 199
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- Creating Custom Widgets 202
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- Dojo Publish and Subscribe 206
- Dojo Charting 206
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- ◦ ClusteredBars 208
- ◦ Columns 208
- Page 209 209
- ◦ StackedBars 210
- ◦ StackedColumns 210
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- Dojo Gauges – dojox/dgauges 214
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- Dojo GFX 218
- Dojo and CSS 219
- Dojo Development with IID 220
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- Context path Target 225
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- Dojo Mobile 227
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- This widget plays a video 251
- AngularJS 252
- Chrome Apps 252
- Building a Chrome App 253
- The Hello World app 254
- Page 255 255
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- Page 257 257
- Page 258 258
- Scene Builder 259
- JavaFX and Eclipse 260
- JavaFX Component Sizing 261
- JavaFX CSS 261
- JavaFX Dialogs 262
- Page 263 263
- Page 264 264
- JavaFX CSS and Stylesheets 265
- JavaFX Deployment 265
- JavaFX Data and Observables 266
- JavaFX Controls 267
- Page 268 268
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- CellFactory 273
- Page 274 274
- Editing a table cell 275
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- JavaFX Menus 279
- Page 280 280
- JavaFX Containers 281
- Page 282 282
- JavaFX Other classes 283
- JavaFX Event Handling 283
- JavaFX Lambda functions 284
- JavaFX Utilities 284
- JavaFX Development 284
- Skeleton JavaFX Files 285
- JavaFX 3 286
- Party Packages 286
- Page 287 287
- Apache HTTP Server 288
- Old Stuff 289
- "Authentication": 291
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- See Also: 296
- Research Questions 297
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