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This section describes the advanced development steps for Mobile Service Components.

  • Editing Data Object Properties

    You can edit the properties of a data object.

    More information: Editing Data Object Properties

  • Repairing Data Objects

    When data objects are changed in the Data Orchestration Engine (DOE), you must repair them to ensure that your data objects are up to date

    More information: Repairing Data Objects

  • Handling Events on Data Object Nodes

    You can enable your mobile application to react to user actions or events raised by the service level.

    More information: Handling Events on Data Object Nodes

  • Using Database Indexes

    To improve performance while retrieving data, you can add indexes on one or more attributes contained within the same Data Object.

    More information: Using Database Indexes

  • Hand-Coding Mobile Components

    Mobile Java Components contain business logic of components or controls. Mobile Java Components can expose their business logic to one or more Mobile Service, UI, Application, or Java components

    More information: Hand-Coding Mobile Components

  • Fixing Metadata Inconsistencies

    You can resolve the metadata inconsistencies in a Service Component that were caused due to changes in the DOE.

    More information: Fixing Metadata Inconsistencies

  • Validating Dictionary Types

    Data objects imported from the DOE have dictionary types associated with each data object attribute. You can validate these dictionary types.

    More information: Validating Dictionary Types