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Man, I wish I had known about this before I had to roll my own. I did look at your write-up, but it seems that it got cut off. It shows an entity: {} operation handler, but then the document ends before it can show what that is supposed to contain. I'd like to give it a try when I have some time. My version operates off of having a "handlers" directory for all webhandlers. Putting a class in that directory that is a "Progress.Web.IWebHandler" automatically makes it available for use without any need for another config file. If the webhandler is a "system.IHasPathHandler" then the generic handler interrogates the webhandler to determine what path parameters it should make available. But back to the subject of this post: If PDSOE is going to synchronize to the instance, it needs to do so even if the developer has not defined any "services". Remember that we're going to have a lot of people using this for classic WebSpeed apps, where that is not a concept. Right now, if you define a service (even an empty one), it will attempt to sync any file (even those not related to the service) into the instance. So I've had to create fake "services" even when I don't need them.
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