Bernie van't Hof wrote:

> No, just the UI part displaying tables and forms, capturing input.
> The actual communications is immaterial, could be anything. (simple) Event 
> driven interface already there and working.

Last month, I was musing over the possibilities of simulating Paradox forms 
with AngularJS.  You can bind an angular Resource to a table via a REST API 
with just a few lines of Javascript (and the REST API).

So I could show you how to mimic basic navigation and data entry using 
angularjs data binding.  But I don't think that would translate directly 
when using Websockets, because AngularJS databinding is rooted in HTTP 
methods (PUT/GET/POST/DELE).

I'm certain that angular.io (or any of a number of other JS frameworks) can 
handle data binding via Websockets, but I am not familiar with that approach 
at present.

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Larry DiGiovanni