Create a model-driven application

In this module of the Creating Your First Experience Services Application tutorial, you will learn about the following Data Services and Content Repository features:

• Relating data model entities to application data.

• Adding data model entities and properties.

• Creating relationships.

• Deploying models and creating Content Repository nodes.

• Binding data to Flash Builder data controls.

For instance, the company, Finance Corporation wants to enable customers to request meetings with their account agent. When a user logs in to the Finance Corporation website, they should be able to see their agent’s schedule, find an available time, and request a meeting.

In this module, you create a data model for persisting the meeting information. You will deploy the model to create Content Repository nodes where the Data Management Service persists runtime entity data. You will then create a simple Flex application for adding and displaying meetings.

• Setting up
• Review the application data
• Create the project and open the data model
• Configure default entity properties
• Add entities to the data model
• Add data properties to the meeting entity
• Explore the data model source code
• Create entity relationships
• Explore the generated ActionScript classes
• Deploy the model
• Add a DataGrid control to the application
• Add a model-driven form for the meeting data type
• Enable anonymous access to Content Repository
• Run the application
• Next steps

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