Mike, I checked with some folks internally and they tell me that this should work as long as views have a primary key. If they do, fiber treats views as entities and the drag and drop feature should just work. Anil

If you have views defined in your database, you should be able to import them to your model. Once imported, they will be represented as entities in your model. Is this what you are trying to do? Thanks,AnilProduct Manager, LiveCycle Data Services

If you are using Model Driven Development, you can specify a JPQL query when you create a new query - not exactly a SQL, but does most of the work. Alternatively, you can always generate the Java assembler and modify the generated code to introduce your own query.Anil

Not sure I understand your question. If you are using data management and your chart is already bound to a managed object, your chart should already be updating the data as it changes. However for your client to receive updates in real-time, all changes to the database has to go through LCDS.Anil

Starting LCDS 3.0, we don’t offer the express edition. If you don't provide a license key, the server defaults to a developer license. The developer license is free for developers to use in development and not to be used in production. The server is limited to accept only 3 concurrent connections. Thanks-Anil

There is no functionality built-in to LCDS to monitor changes to a database. However, if you can intercept requests to change the database, they can be propagated to all the clients through LCDS.

We only support Windows 7 in LCDS 3.1. Please try with LCDS 3.1 and let us know if you have any problems.Thanks,Anil

Hi,We think this could be a bug. PLease reach out to customer support, and we should be able to provide you with a hotfix.ThanksAnil

Alex, you should download the Spring - Flex project and install it manually to LCDS. Once you do that, you will have access to flex-servlet.xml. The Spring-Flex project is not bundled with LCDS.Hope this makes sense.Anil