Control server settings, session behavior, connection management, process handling, and runtime configuration to keep client server and web applications stable in production.
This feature keeps going on with a new paradigm: handle data in an event-driven way. The 4D 21 provides a complete series of events related to databas...
Discover here, how, in web processes, you can protect your resources (data + business logic) from malicious accesses and from unauthorized users ... i...
Starting with 4D 21, 4D developers can now take full control over HTTP responses using a simple configuration file: HTTPRules.json. Whether you're loo...
What’s more frustrating than losing your 4D Remote connection to the 4D Server while switching networks on the go? Whether you're moving from Etherne...
Since the introduction of scalable sessions, server-side session management has become an important component of modern 4D architectures. These sessio...
In this previous blog post, you discovered that ORDA entities can now have a constructor, allowing entity instantiation to follow a complete object-or...
4D 20 R8 introduced the TCPConnection class, bringing an object-oriented, asynchronous way to handle TCP client connections. Then came 4D 20 R9 with t...
Today, web applications have become integral to our lives, offering convenient features that save time and simplify everyday tasks. As an example, cre...
In 4D 20 R8, we introduced the TCPConnection class, allowing you to initiate TCP connections to remote servers. With 4D v20 R9, we're excited to bring...
In today’s web-driven world, servers process an overwhelming number of requests. Efficiently analyzing, counting, interpreting, and rerouting these re...
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