Getting Started with Dynamic Web Objects in DataFlex
Strengthen application security, enhance users’ experience easily & automatically With the introduction of Dynamic Web Objects to DataFlex, developers are easily able to apply the power of dynamic objects to their web applications. Examples of when to use Dynamic Web Objects include creating: unique application user...
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