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hi frnds,I am new to cordova mobile app development..I am using Icenium Graphite..I want to developemnt an app,which displays a sample magazine and allow user to subscribe for it & download magazine....whether icenium Everlive supports a database to store data to each user to subscribe
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Hello Rajesh,
Yes, Everlive would do the job for such scenario. You can download and run the Everlive Friends sample app that shows how to create a new user in Everlive and use it to manage posts. For a quick overview also check the Everlive Friends Sample documentation.
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Yes, Everlive would do the job for such scenario. You can download and run the Everlive Friends sample app that shows how to create a new user in Everlive and use it to manage posts. For a quick overview also check the Everlive Friends Sample documentation.
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answered on 11 Oct 2013, 12:04 PM
Thanku for reply sir...
In sample Everlive Friends app's code , many custom data attributes in html tags and custom classes are used..where is the documentation for those...for clear understanding and later usage ....
In sample Everlive Friends app's code , many custom data attributes in html tags and custom classes are used..where is the documentation for those...for clear understanding and later usage ....
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Hi Rajesh,
The Everlive sample app utilizes the Kendo UI Mobile framework. You can find more information about its styling and data attributes in the following links:
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The Everlive sample app utilizes the Kendo UI Mobile framework. You can find more information about its styling and data attributes in the following links:
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answered on 15 Oct 2013, 07:40 AM
thanks again for reply.
can u please explain how to
1.setup a remote server for an app...plz provide detailed description...
2.how to access and create remote database...
which all the services and API's need to be known...etc
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can u please explain how to
1.setup a remote server for an app...plz provide detailed description...
2.how to access and create remote database...
which all the services and API's need to be known...etc
thanks
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Hi Rajesh,
Consider for a moment the operating requirements of frameworks like jQuery, Kendo UI etc. They are all frameworks that operate entirely within the confines of the browser since they're built in HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS. Knowing this, the implications of connecting to the data in underlying remote database should become obvious. There is a need for a service that exposes your data or an abstraction in JavaScript that manages in-memory and remote data sources (e.g. Kendo UI DataSource).
So to answer your question directly, the recommended and most common approach for feeding data into your mobile app is exposing your data via a service (REST) and consume this JSON/JSONP service from Icenium project by jQuery ajax methods. Check this out for quick introduction and jQuery ajax documentation. The mobile application should not be involved in any way in creating the remote database and should only be able to do what your exposed services allow it to.
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Steve
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Consider for a moment the operating requirements of frameworks like jQuery, Kendo UI etc. They are all frameworks that operate entirely within the confines of the browser since they're built in HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS. Knowing this, the implications of connecting to the data in underlying remote database should become obvious. There is a need for a service that exposes your data or an abstraction in JavaScript that manages in-memory and remote data sources (e.g. Kendo UI DataSource).
So to answer your question directly, the recommended and most common approach for feeding data into your mobile app is exposing your data via a service (REST) and consume this JSON/JSONP service from Icenium project by jQuery ajax methods. Check this out for quick introduction and jQuery ajax documentation. The mobile application should not be involved in any way in creating the remote database and should only be able to do what your exposed services allow it to.
Regards,
Steve
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