Forget server-side wrappers, use 4D Sessions from the client
Enhance your end users' experience in client-server applications by taking advantage of 4D sessions. Native and automatically created as soon as a use...
Enhance your end users' experience in client-server applications by taking advantage of 4D sessions. Native and automatically created as soon as a use...
With 4D 21, a new opportunity opens up: seamlessly embed a Qodly page inside a web area on a 4D form with no additional 4D Client license required. Po...
Discover here, how, in web processes, you can protect your resources (data + business logic) from malicious accesses and from unauthorized users ... i...
Since the introduction of scalable sessions, server-side session management has become an important component of modern 4D architectures. These sessio...
With the latest 4D updates, we've extended the Session command to the Client/Server connection, enabling access to session storage at the Client level...
Singletons have been one of the standout features of 4D 20 R5. Previously, developers could leverage two types of singletons: the process singleto...
Managing processes and sessions is essential for optimizing and monitoring your 4D applications. You can easily manipulate and retrieve crucial inform...
Today, you can benefit from a powerful feature to filter access to data, which is essential for preventing malicious access to your application. This...
You can store information in the storage of various session types, such as Client/Server, Web, or Mobile, allowing for easy reuse across different pro...
In 4D applications, four types of sessions exist 4D Remote session, Stored Procedure session, Mobile session, and Web session. The Session command al...
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