Join us at the PUG Vilnius 2025 on 9th April 2025.
We are delighted to announce that we will be part of the first
PUG Vilnius. It will take place on 9th April 2025.
Mike Fechner will speak about:
Understanding PASOE: A Beginner's Guide to the Application Server
This session serves as an introduction to the “new” Application Server, designed specifically for beginners. It will provide a comprehensive overview of the product´s architecture, covering essential administration routines, configuration, and log files.
You will also gain insight into the different “transports” available, how various types of clients connect to the AppServer, and the process of execution backend code. This is a must-attend session for anyone looking to understand the fundamentals of the Application Server and how it integrates into your environment.
The Browser Within Your GUI: Seamlessly Integrating Modern Web Browsers into Your OpenEdge Application
Are you looking to embed a modern browser, such as Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge, into your GUI application? Do you need to integrate a data-warehouse portal or connect your Progress GUI application code and new web application components? Do you want to ensure a smooth transition path for your users?
In this session, we`ll explore how to integrate a modern web browser into an OpenEdge GUI application. You`ll discover how browser-based components and desktop windows can interact seamlessly, whether directly within the client or through a messaging infrastructure.
Additionally, we`ll cover strategies to eliminate duplicate logins between desktop and web application, ensuring a unified and user-friendly experience. This session is perfect for those looking to modernize their applications and bridge the gap between traditional and web-based components.
More more information, please visit PUG Vilnius 2025.
If you have any questions, please contact us: info@consultingwerk.de.
Mike Fechner, Director
Mike Fechner, lead modernization architect at Consultingwerk started using Progress over 30 years ago and ever since has supported Progress Application Partners and end customers in adopting the features of
the latest OpenEdge and Progress releases to enhance the capabilities of existing applications. With his framework design skills he has set the stage for development of many successful OpenEdge applications.
Mike is specialized on object orientation in the ABL, software architectures, the GUI for .NET, web technologies and a wide range of Progress products such as OpenEdge, Telerik and Corticon. He is involved in
software modernization projects on a day by day basis.
He is a well-known and active member of the international OpenEdge community, frequent presenter at conferences around the world and is a board member of the German PUG and founder of the committee of the EMEA
PUG Challenge. He’s also a founding member of the Common Component Specification project.