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To make that content easier to use we added the helper class. This helper class is not required, but is a very simple, lightweight helper class for your apps that helps you to retrieve the app data from the web into your apps. The only things you need to do is to include the helper class file .jpeg
As shown above, we have configured 2 helper classes. We included the.jpeg class because the content in this image is static content. You may use an image of your data or content to create your own helper class. It's as simple as that.
Next thing to do is to make an app that uses our helper classes .jpeg
The apps can be downloaded from Github as zip files. All our apps are available in the following Github Pages:
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Below we provide some more details about the supported features of the helper class .jpeg
- To prevent crash at runtime, we have support for 2 different methods. We have:
1) Cached GET and POST methods: .jpeg
2) Non cached GET and POST methods: .jpeg
These two methods have some differences as we will describe here.
1) Cached GET and POST Methods
The cached method is simple. All GET requests that include the parameters will be cached on the fly. So any updates to the parameters will not affect the cached GET method.
2) Non Cached GET and POST Methods
We don't know if this is the best approach. It just takes the helper classes to a certain level and is not a general helper class. But if you follow our approach, you can use this helper class in more cases.
We still have some bugs that are under investigation.
Please report any bugs to:
Learn more about your options and requirements to make your apps using the helper class:
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