- Integrate a Legacy System into a Mendix App
Describes how to assess potential options for integrating an existing system with a Mendix app and how to integrate with a legacy system using REST.
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Describes how to assess potential options for integrating an existing system with a Mendix app and how to integrate with a legacy system using REST.
Describes how to prepare the data structure and GUI, add an XML schema, and create XML-to-domain mapping.
Describes how to add an XML schema, create domain-to-XML mapping, and export logic.
Describes how to set up import templates and import data into your app using the Excel Importer module.
Describes how to create custom Excel documents from your app based on configurable templates.
Describes how to create a published REST service and return the results in JSON or XML.
Describes how to publish and register a simple data asset to the Catalog from Studio Pro and create a new app that consumes this asset.
Describes how to access a Samba share from the MxCloud and use a server name.
Describes how to create a published OData service with resources, add the OData server to Tableau and Excel, combine resources in Tableau, and create qustom queries.
Describes how to use naming conventions and avoid pitfalls using Selenium.
Describes how to execute an SQL statement on relational external databases using Database Connector.
Describes how to add annotations to an OData service in Mendix Studio Pro, see external entities with these features in the Catalog, and use them to build your app.
Overview of the Data Importer in Studio Pro
Overview of the External Database Connector in Studio Pro
Describes how you can use the available Mendix APIs with any mainline orchestrators to build a simple CI/CD pipeline.
Describes how to configure your app to authenticate using a client certificate.
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