On your server, the ProvideX Web Server might be refered to as the "MAS 90 Web Engine" in Administrative Services, or Web Config, if you are launching it as a application.
The ProvideX Web Server listens for internet traffic, responding to requests on the IP Address and Port on which it was configured. The request that comes in is always to run a ProvideX program. The program requests data from Sage 100, or posts data to Sage 100, and renders a page to return to the requesting server.
The rendered page is a combination of an HTML template and information returned from Sage 100. Use a text editor to open one of the templates and your will find variables and code surrounded by double tildes (~~), much in the same manor as VBScript is embedded in HTML code
with "<%" and "%>".
Take a look at the ProvideX Web Server Tutorial for the basics, the look at some of the Modification Examples.
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ProvideX Web Server Tutorial
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This demo is a tutorial on programming for the web with ProvideX.
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ProvideX Web Server Reference
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The ProvideX Web Server Reference contains technical information to help you set up and use the ProvideX Web Server.
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Adding Custom Office UDFs to e-Business Manager
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Sage's extrordinary programming talent, the woman that brought us the first rendition of e-Business Manager, has written a document detailing how to add UDF's to the templates.
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Custom Office User Defined Fields & eBM
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The first section covers placing Custom Office UDFs in the e-Business Manager templates. The second section covers writing a UDF placed on the Profile Template to the Customer Master table.
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e-Business Manager Tables
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The e-Business Manager templates pull data from several Sage 100 tables. This document cross-references the templates with the tables.
