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Hello Pierre, For the frontend most likely, you would be using HTML / HTML5. To make the development easier a framework such as Angular, Vue.js or React or a UI library such as Kendo UI that support multiple frameworks. Links: www.telerik.com/kendo-ui www.telerik.com/.../demos You may also be interested on using Kendo UI Builder for OpenEdge to build your application and generate it into HTML/JS/CSS with Kendo UI and AngularJS. Links: www.progress.com/.../kendo-ui-builder Kendo UI Builder communicates with OpenEdge Data Services and also REST services. The communication with the OpenEdge Data Service uses the JSDO (JavaScript Data Object) which provides an API to work with local data and access remote data via REST (with JSON payload). The architecture used with Kendo UI Builder and OpenEdge Data Services (REST) enables you also work with Mobile clients. Here is a simple sample of the JSDO using plain JavaScript (with jQuery Promises): oemobiledemo.progress.com/.../example001.html Here is a sample of the JSDO working with Kendo UI: oemobiledemo.progress.com/.../example014.html It would be possible for you to adapt your WebSpeed programs to return JSON that conform to the JSON-payload of OpenEdge Data Services (you also need a catalog file). However, you would get more functionality by using PASOE and PDSOE for tooling support. The following post in the forum provides info on a subject similar to your question: community.progress.com/.../97595 Please let me know if you need additional information. I hope this helps, Edsel
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