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Hello Keen,
Icenium Graphite have many advantages like: advanced code analysis, code refactorings, mobile simulator, deploy and debug on devices functionality to name a few. You can give it a try and see for yourself.
Regarding your question about WebSQL the 5MB limitation is for the built-in SQL. It should be fine for most application, but if you need to store data above this limit you can go with the SQlite plugin that we support as well. You can find more information about the plugin here.
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Icenium Graphite have many advantages like: advanced code analysis, code refactorings, mobile simulator, deploy and debug on devices functionality to name a few. You can give it a try and see for yourself.
Regarding your question about WebSQL the 5MB limitation is for the built-in SQL. It should be fine for most application, but if you need to store data above this limit you can go with the SQlite plugin that we support as well. You can find more information about the plugin here.
All the best,
Stefan Dobrev
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answered on 22 Mar 2013, 12:16 AM
Thank you for a quick reply Stefan. Now I understand the 5mb limits and SQL plugin. I'm 1 week having self study about Icenium. Its really great to know about mobile apps.
Is there any step-by-step tutorial for this?
Is there any step-by-step tutorial for this?
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Hi Keen,
Our suggestion is to go through the Icenium documentation and also clone and run locally the samples that are available in both Graphite and Mist IDEs and specifically the sample-sqlite.
Then if you have any concrete questions, we would be glad to help.
All the best,
Steve
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Our suggestion is to go through the Icenium documentation and also clone and run locally the samples that are available in both Graphite and Mist IDEs and specifically the sample-sqlite.
Then if you have any concrete questions, we would be glad to help.
All the best,
Steve
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answered on 25 Mar 2013, 12:47 AM
Good Day Stefan and Steve,
I would like to ask. if ever I have my own webservice database. how can I connect using icenium?
I would like to ask. if ever I have my own webservice database. how can I connect using icenium?
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Hi Keen,
Your question is not directly related to Icenium (which is basically the environment) and you should get more appropriate feedback should you post such questions in the Kendo UI forum (if you're using Kendo UI) or StackOverFlow (if jQuery UI).
Anyway you can check this demo which shows how to consume an ASMX web service with Kendo. You may also find this blog post useful: http://encosia.com/using-jquery-to-consume-aspnet-json-web-services/.
Kind regards,
Steve
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Your question is not directly related to Icenium (which is basically the environment) and you should get more appropriate feedback should you post such questions in the Kendo UI forum (if you're using Kendo UI) or StackOverFlow (if jQuery UI).
Anyway you can check this demo which shows how to consume an ASMX web service with Kendo. You may also find this blog post useful: http://encosia.com/using-jquery-to-consume-aspnet-json-web-services/.
Kind regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
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