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TMS FNC UI Pack 6.6 IntroTMS FNC UI Pack 6.6 brings a series of significant improvements and fixes as well as some major new features for the TMS FNC Data Grid. If you’re developing in Delphi and looking for a powerf...

The latest TMS XData 1.1 version introduces a major feature: Service Operations. In addition to having your objects published as REST resources automatically, you can now add server-side logic in a very easy and straightforward way. Service operatio...

I have already written here about the TMS XData Web App Generator. In the first post, the prototype was presented, and in the second post it was officially released, along with other nice features for TMS Aurelius and TMS XData. Now I'm glad to a...

Creating Secure and Manageable Database-driven Web Services with TMS XData and DelphiWith great pleasure we announce another great collaboration with Wagner Landgraf, architect TMS Business tools and Holger Flic...

Our TMS XData expert Wagner R. Landgraf travels from Brasil to Germany especially for the TMS RADical Web training day on May 24th at Marienfeld, Germany. TMS XData is the tool for Delphi developers to enable creating fast, easy and secure REST APIs ...

One of my favourite features of TMS XData is its powerful querying capabilities. With no extra line of code in your server, clients can choose how to retrieve the server objects, filter them, set an order, etc.. For example, you can perform a GET r...

Well, actually I didn't forget it. I was just not blog about it. But since we got a very positive feedback in the last post about new features in TMS XData 4.5, I decided to show you an extra thing, somewhat related to the parameter binding feature:...

We're pleased to introduce today TMS XData, another important part in the TMS Business Subscription line-up of tools & components to let you write better & faster business logic for local, Windows-only, cross-platform and multi-tier solutions, in sho...

Creating REST API servers with TMS XData is a breeze and it's even easier to generate documentation for it. XData automatically creates an OpenAPI document that describes your API, and automatically provides a SwaggerUI web interface for you th...

In this post, we'll explore how to sign and validate JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) using asymmetric keys (RS256) in XData and Sphinx. What Are Asymmetric Keys?Asymmetric encryption uses a pair of keys: a private key and a public key. The...

Hey developers! We've got something awesome lined up for you: a new tutorial series where we'll explore XData and charting web services in depth. Hosted by Holger Flick, these episodes will show y...