A
Aleksey
Guest
Hi, Recently I decided to try stack of new OE tools (at least for me new). Like SmartDox documentation genearator and OEUnit test framework and try to OOP in OE. I saw several question about "How I can make http request?" and the answer was "Use .Net or write your own socket client". So considering that I decided to make HttpClient. Of course you can you use one from .Net but this is not true Open edge developer way 
I very satisfied with SmartDox and OEUnit it worked just fine for me. And I will use them more. As result I got http client. It has really small realization of http protocol. Only very basics. It doesn't support https which makes it not really usable. But you can call web sites and REST api which is not required https. You can see, download on Bitbucket and use it. It has html documentation and some unit tests. So if you think it is needed by someone I can try develop it further. What is bad as there is no native OE basic classes like List or Dictionaries I wish also to fix this but have no time.
Continue reading...
I very satisfied with SmartDox and OEUnit it worked just fine for me. And I will use them more. As result I got http client. It has really small realization of http protocol. Only very basics. It doesn't support https which makes it not really usable. But you can call web sites and REST api which is not required https. You can see, download on Bitbucket and use it. It has html documentation and some unit tests. So if you think it is needed by someone I can try develop it further. What is bad as there is no native OE basic classes like List or Dictionaries I wish also to fix this but have no time.Continue reading...