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Maia

Maia is a Progress ABL code generator that takes a user-defined template and produces clean, understandable, consistent code. If you have ever copied and pasted a block of code, then Maia is for you. Maia removes the need for manual code duplication.

Even better, Maia removes the need for the vast majority of dynamic coding, making your code understandable to the programmer that follows you


Word Documents Created from OE

The project creates Word documents using the Office Automation object based on user selected database content.


Justus OpenEdge Tools

Justus is a toolset for Progress 4GL that helps developers to increase quality of your projects. Justus includes a simplified 4GL parser and a test coverage tool to identify gaps on Test phase.
Future releases also include a search tool, white-box tests and dependency checker.

** Looking for Volunteers **


ProUnit Test Framework

ProUnit is a Unit Test Framework designed to improve Progress applications quality. Specially focused on automation, ProUnit is better used with Continuous Integration and build scripting tools like PCT, ANT, Bamboo, Hudson, etc.


Web Services Deployment

Hi, Some One has an complete example of deploy and consumption od Web Services in Progress


ABLaUML

More detail at ABLaUML book
--- SPANISH version follows ---
ABLaUML is an Thomas Mercer-Hursh (thomas@cintegrity.com) ABL2UML (http://www.oehive.org/ABL2UML) derivative work.
We use ABLaUML to model legacy procedural systems. In order to do that we take the original code and convert it to object oriented code, changing the monolitic generation model into a model of discret succesive generation tasks.


saxreader-procedure

A reusable .p that gives you the contents of an xml in two temp-tables (elements and attributes).
See the fileheader for a how-to-use.


API for the Progress Adapter for Fuse Message Broker

OpenEdge Adapter for Fuse Message Broker API

The API supported by the adapter is a subset of the JMS API. Full
documentation of all details is available online. The
diagrams below only describe the part of the API that is implemented by the
OpenEdge Adapter for Fuse Message Broker.
Notes:


Using the Progress Adapter for Fuse Message Broker

Using the OpenEdge Adapter for Fuse Message Broker

Getting started

Prerequisites

  • The message broker must be running. If the broker requires authentication
    you must know a user name and password.
  • The STOMP listener must be accessible over the network. You must know the
    host name and port number.
  • The directory stompAdapter from the adapter code distribution must be in
    the PROPATH.

Defining the connection with the broker


Progress Fuse Adapter Documentation

OpenEdge Adapter for Fuse Message Broker

Overview

The OpenEdge Adapter for Fuse Message Broker enables connections from an
OpenEdge™ ABL application to Fuse™ Message Broker or Apache ActiveMQ (or
other messaging solution as described below). It consists of a number of ABL
classes that should be referenced in an ABL application that needs to exchange
messages with the outside world using one of the supported world class
messaging solutions.


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