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June 8, 2022 As a Sales Engineer, a question I often get from customers is, “Which API (application programming interface) should I use?” I usually will answer “It depends”. In this article I will discuss the APIs and the “depends”. Hope you’ll find it useful and informative. Of all the U2 APIs, I prefer MVIS because RESTful services have become a standard API interface that natively supports the nested data model. Many of our customers have replaced U2REST with MVIS, and are realizing the benefits of automation, integration, and ease of use. (a.k.a. “how to get your new features and applications to market faster”) In addition, many have found that it dovetails into their broader modernization strategy. This enables customers to develop web/mobile applications without needing to know about U2. Customers using ODBC with desktop applications like Excel, could now offer a RESTful services interface and not have to use VSG or HS.ADMIN to define ODBC access. Just like XML, JSON is a great

Jeannette Shea September 17, 2024 Introducing a new e-learning module covering Rocket MVIS, the MultiValue Integration Server. MVIS, a tool for Rocket® UniVerse and Rocket® UniData® customers, that will help you extend business opportunities, expand your workforce with new developers, and get products to market faster. MVIS allows you to easily expose both your MV data and business logic as RESTful APIs. These new APIs allow you to extend existing apps and create new ones using emerging frameworks and languages, which will keep your MultiValue application relevant. Take a look at our customer’s success with MVIS in these case studies: Tailored Brands - Building a Modern Experience with Rocket® UniVerse SMC - Maximizing ERP Investment by Modernizing with MVIS During the e-learning module, you’ll create an API in your own personal Virtual Lab. You’ll learn how: To create endpoints for files and subroutines and how to call these endpoints. To install and configure MVIS. OpenTelemetry

Kathy Larson July 12, 2023 We’re pleased to announce the release of Rocket® AccuTerm® 8.1, an established terminal emulator for MultiValue applications. To improve its functionality and security, Rocket AccuTerm 8.1 now offers a seamless single sign-on experience, a true web version (i.e., with no hosted dependencies on Rocket Software) with features that match its desktop counterpart, and adherence to the industry's leading software security standards, including Synopsys Black Duck, Polaris, and VeraCode. These advancements mark a step forward for MultiValue terminal emulation, empowering users with enhanced productivity, accessibility, and ease of use. Single Sign-On With the release of 8.1, Rocket has recognized the importance of simplifying AccuTerm user access and security. The implementation of single sign-on (SSO) eliminates the need for multiple login credentials, providing a seamless experience between Windows desktops and MultiValue systems. With SSO, users can connect to Mu

July 12, 2022 I’m happy to introduce to you the Rocket MV BASIC for Visual Studio Code Extension Feature Review series! In this series, I will cover useful features related to editing, compiling, and debugging using the Rocket MV BASIC for Visual Studio Code Extension. I’ll start by covering the editing feature, specifically formatting. Background Reading legacy BASIC code can be challenging because different developers have different coding styles, and BASIC language grammar is so flexible. The formatting functionality can help you unify the BASIC program style and improve readability. Recommended Configuration The formatting functionality provides you with more than 20 configuration options to choose from. To make your BASIC programs more readable and concise, I recommend that you consider using the core format options shown below. Parameters Values Description “style.keywordCase” “uppercase” “lowercase” “titlecase” “keep” All keywords and statements should have the same