PAPI Auto Update

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This is a Profound API example on how to automatically update front-end GUI elements with data from a back-end web service.


Last updated on May 4, 2024

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PAPI Auto Update

This is a Profound API example on how to automatically update front-end GUI elements with data from a back-end web service.

Test PAPI GUI app: https://profoundjs.com/run/rcabpfl/papi-auto-update/

Web service endpoint: https://profoundjs.com/run/rcabpfl/papi-auto-update/wsapi/TestService

Explore app and service: https://profoundjs.com/ide/rcabpfl/papi-auto-update/

To begin development, drag new widgets into app.json in design view.

To test your changes, select Save, and then select Launch.

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