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After having created the service to retrieve the statistical information from the database and prepare it for our web application, we can develop the web application.We will, of course, use TMS Web Core to develop the web application quickly and efficently. As we use a web service that is created with XData we can rely on the XData controls that are offered for TMS Web Core to develop using the RAD principle.
In detail, you will learn how to:
- Create a new TMS Web Core application
- Use non-visual data components to connect to XData
- Use Google Maps component in a web application
Holger Flick
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