Education Lesson 2
Goal of this Lesson
This document is one of three documents, which serves as a self learning program for developing a Web service with the Bridge. The education leads you through a development process divided into three lessons, which will teach you to build services based on the Bridge platform.
Welcome to lesson 2 of the education.
The goal of Lesson 2 is to create a Web service that receives data. The Web service processes the data and returns it back.
By working through this document, you will learn
how to create classes and associations
how to use objects and pins
how to use operations and functions in Action Scripts
how to define call operation actions how to perform simple mappings
how to test and debug your own Web service with the xUML Interactive Debugger and the Scheer PAS Aanalyzer
You will practice tool relevant tasks throughout the course. This document references further explanations in additional documents (see also Documentation Map below).
Documentation Map
The Bridge is delivered with comprehensive documentation. Apart from this self-study, the Bridge also comes with many examples you can have a look at. Each feature is subject of an example that is ready to run.
This chapter provides an overview about all documentation available after installation. How to access the xUML examples is explained on Unzipping the Builder Examples.
The complete documentation is available online.
Document | Content | |
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Bridge Education Lesson 1-3 | Comprehensive self-learning guide, which leads you through all steps of creating a Web service. Additionally, it provides conceptional information for each topic. | |
Comprehensive guide explaining concepts and usage of the Bridge, which comprises all management tasks to run the Bridge and deployed xUML, Node.js and Java services. | ||
Reference Guides | Comprehensive reference guide for xUML modelers containing information about concepts, modeling, xUML Action Language, add-ons, and import/export mechanisms. | |
Guide to Scheer PAS Node.js modules that can be used by Node.js modelers in Bridge context. | ||
Guides to Bridge utilities that may be helpful for modelers. | ||
Comprehensive guide explaining concepts and usage of Builder including all tools like xUML Model Compiler, xUML Model Debugger, and xUML Importers. | ||
Description of the installation of Bridge including a troubleshooting chapter. This guide also contains a description of the following firmware installations:
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Description of the installation of the Builder including a troubleshooting chapter. | ||
Description of the installation of the Analyzer. | ||