New and Noteworthy in Release 11.3

The 11.3 release of Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge includes new and revised features in the following areas:

Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge now allows you to automatically build and deploy a complete Mobile application for a given database table and Mobile App template using the Express setup option.

The OpenEdge and Corticon integration enables you to use ABL data structures (such as ProDataSets and temp-tables) as Corticon data structures (Vocabularies and entities). This integration supports OpenEdge Business Rules that provide tooling support for creating and updating Corticon Vocabularies, and runtime support for simple invocation of Corticon Decision Services.

Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge now provides support for generating schema and implementing default CRUD operations dynamically while creating a Business Entity. In addition to the current schema definition selection from the schema file, you can now select a database table from a connected database and a set of fields from the database. The selected table and corresponding table fields are used for the temp-table definition dynamically and copied to the Business Entity class.

The Infragistics controls have been upgraded to version 13.1.20131.2015.

You can now access the online help for Microsoft and Infragistics controls, which is available on their respective sites, by pressing F1.

Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge is now available on the Windows 64-bit platform.

With this release, Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge has added the following context parameters to the Input tab of the REST Expose Editor.

These context parameters are grouped under the Server Contexts node.

Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge now allows you to export services incrementally by creating a .PAAR file for each REST or Mobile service in the project.

You can now use a unified installer for Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge and OEBPM.