Getting Started with uniPaaS RIA

Course Introduction

The Getting Started with uniPaaS Rich Internet Application course is a classroom course intended to teach the basics of programming with uniPaaS and Rich Client.

The main objective of the course is to enable the student to produce a basic business application. When the course is completed, the student will have written an application developed specifically for the course. During the process of writing the course application, the student learns how uniPaaS works and how to program in uniPaaS.

The course comprises 24 content modules (chapters). These modules were written in logical order, progressing from the basic to the complex. It is therefore highly advisable to work through the modules in the order they are presented. This allows the student to gain full benefit of the course's knowledge structure and to complete the course with the best results.

The course relies heavily on practice. The student is given practical examples and exercises throughout the course, which relate directly to the end-product, the course application. Performing these examples and exercises fully and with careful attention to directions is of the utmost importance in this course.

We have added many screenshots to the course, in order to help you make sure that you are on the right track and following instructions properly.

Target Population

Programmers who want to built applications using Getting Started with uniPaaS Rich Internet Application.

Objectives

In this course you will learn about:

1. Learn the fundamentals of uniPaaS and how to get the best out of uniPaaS.
2. Become familiar with the uniPaaS Studio interface.
3. Get to know the uniPaaS wizards and utilities.
4. Understand the uniPaaS concepts.
5. Understand the uniPaaS standards.
6. Create a basic uniPaaS business application that:

• Has a full GUI interface.
• Works with an SQL.
• Exhibits one-to-one and one-to-many data source relationships.
• Produces reports.

Course Modules

1. Introduction
2. uniPaaS Studio Interface
3. Your first program
4. Data Manipulation
5. Data Validation
6. Setting Initial Values
7. Controlling the Form's Appearance
8. Viewing Data Source Content
9. Object Data Centralization
10. Application Engine Concept
11. Events
12. Handlers
13. Conditioning Block of Operations
14. Repository Manipulation Tools
15. Find Reference Utility
16. One to One Data Relationship
17. Selecting Data from a list
18. One to Many Data Relationship
19. More about the Deployment Engine
20. Reports
21. Complex Reports
22. Processing Data in Groups
23. Menus
24. Application Deployment

Setting Up Your PC for this Course

*Magic University may change the course's content/duration with no prior notification.

**The stated course duration does not include individual PC setup time. If required, additional time should be allocated for this.

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