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module.exports = {

  data: [
    {"Name":"Demivee","Type":"Prospect","Phone":"1-(818)173-8443"},
    {"Name":"Shufflester","Type":"Prospect","Phone":"93-(232)869-5557"},
    {"Name":"Voonte","Type":"Customer","Phone":"62-(269)473-1186"},
    {"Name":"Thoughtsphere","Type":"Prospect","Phone":"86-(902)994-3017"},
    {"Name":"Zoonder","Type":"Customer","Phone":"1-(202)358-2758"},
    {"Name":"Flashspan","Type":"Customer","Phone":"57-(126)114-4912"},
    {"Name":"Yoveo","Type":"Customer","Phone":"593-(320)380-5127"},

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/*

This is your global styles file. Selectors and rules you define
here will be applied throughout your app. However, these rules
have the lowest priority of any style settings.

For more information, see the "Style Priorities" section of
http://docs.appcelerator.com/platform/latest/#!/guide/Alloy_Styles_and_Themes

For example, the following would apply to all labels, windows,

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/*

This is your global styles file. Selectors and rules you define
here will be applied throughout your app. However, these rules
have the lowest priority of any style settings.

For more information, see the "Style Priorities" section of
http://docs.appcelerator.com/platform/latest/#!/guide/Alloy_Styles_and_Themes

For example, the following would apply to all labels, windows,

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var Arrow = require('arrow');
var request = require('request');
var apikey = '<YOUR GOOGLE PLACES API KEY>';
var baseurl = 'https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/nearbysearch/json?radius=500&type=restaurant&key='+apikey+'&location=';
var location = '-33.8670522,151.1957362'

var Places = Arrow.API.extend({
	group: 'places',
	path: '/api/places',
	method: 'GET',

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var config = {
	headers: {},
	timeout: 30000,
	domain: 'http://localhost',
	port: 0
};

var NoCache = 1,
	CacheElseNetwork = 2,
	NetworkElseCache = 4,

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Developer Tip for Managing the Android Soft Keyboard

The Android soft keyboard will display when an input field, such as textField, is in focus (e.g. a finger touch in the textField is sensed by the device). Normally, this is the behavior we want.

However, what if the first screen of your app is a login screen? Then we may not want the keyboard to launch as it may obscure information on the screen that we want the user to see before logging in.

In this case, the reason the keyboard launches immediately is because in the screen above, the textField is the first focusable field on the screen and that is where the focus will be.

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#Simple Appcelerator Titanium app to make a REST web service call and populate a TableViewRow

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var Arrow = require('arrow');

var Model = Arrow.Model.reduce('appc.salesforce/Account', 'Account', {
	fields: {
		Name: {
			type: String,
			description: 'Account Name',
			maxlength: 255,
			required: true,
			optional: false

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var config = {
	headers: {},
	timeout: 30000,
	domain: 'http://localhost',
	port: 0
};

var NoCache = 1,
	CacheElseNetwork = 2,
	NetworkElseCache = 4,

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Appcelerator Arrow Client Side SDK example

In a prior post, I described how to use the Appcelerator Arrow SOAP connector to expose a SOAP Weather service as a mobile optimized REST API. The Arrow Admin console enables you to test the APIs and also provides sample code to consume the API as shown below:

The Titanium code sample provided in the admin console shows how to manually make an HTTPClient web service call.

Generate the SDK