In converting my WM6.4.6 projects to WM6.5.3 I am encountering a problem on several projects where the Dojo Grids will not appear on the deployed application. (i.e. deployed on localhost for testing). The grids appear in studio and even show data. The log shows no problems for one application and "invalid request; missing method or id:" errors in the other.
In a previous post I resolved a problem by removing spring jars from my lib folders. There may be a similar problem but I don't know what the jars are for the Dojo Grid.

What is the best method, for a WM app executing large DB searches, to allow the user to interrupt a running query?
Is there a way to use WM/JDBC to send a 'break' command since, even if the user may change screens, the query could still be running on the host system?

Please forgive me if this is already covered somewhere. I haven't been able find a solution if it already exists.

The problem I'm experiencing is the inability for the DojoGrid to be edited on an iPad. Scrolling works well enough (I've seen that used to be an issue), and all the other expected actions seem to function correctly, but when comparing the Desktop app in Chrome to the iPad, the iPad just refuses to show the editable view of the cell.

I'm unable to duplicate this on my PC, so I haven't been able to track down the source of this.

Any clues?

I think this is an HTTPS question - if users connect to my WM app using HTTPS, will the tokens generated for that session prevent a user from copy/paste (or send) a secured URL into another unsecured browser and access the content?

I'm trying to use WaveMaker with custom code to make a Phonegap app that will have online/offline capabilities. This app makes calls to a web service for all of it's data. My first task is to make the login page work. It calls a Login() procedure on the web service, that then will send back whether or not the Login succeeded and if it did will also send back a Session ID. What I want to happen, is that after a successful login, the username and password get saved to two variables, LastUsername and LastPassword.

I have a (best effort) requirement for low latency server-to-mobile communications.

I understand that the general industry direction is a third-party hosted hub based service focused on centralizing device-device or device-server type of messaging but the hosted approach won't work in this case.

By default for the initial approach I would probably just wrap cometd based functionality in a wavemaker custom component/composite. and integrate the server-side with spring finding an acceptable way to tie it into wavemaker javaservices.

But I have a couple questions.

I'm planning to upgrade a fairly large application from 6.1.10 to 6.5.2, and I would greatly appreciate advice on the best process to accomplish that. The application uses a MySQL db, has a dozen or so data grids/live variables, several dozen edit, lookup, and select editors, a bunch of service variables, db based security, etc.
Thanks in advance for your help!

Hi,
I need a custom Calendar Widget with onHover function, dynamic days coloration and some other features.
I want to write it in html,css and javascript, but it seems that wavemaker doesn't provide this type of functionality.

Is it possible to write a widget in a traditional format? (html-css-javascript)