This blog explains how to define custom renderers in Oracle JET. We have defined the layout as below and will populate those areas with flight information. First column: Departing flights Second column: All flights Third column: Arriving flights Finally it should look like: We will start with the “second column” – All Flights. To get all Flights info the API we will be using is : /api/getAllFlights For that, we will make use of Oracle JET Collection model. I will first define a Model object which can parse each Flight info from the API. self.AllFlight = oj.Model.extend({ parse: self.parseAllFlights, idAttribute: 'Flight' }); “parseAllFlights” is a method which will extract the information out of the response and put it in a JSON object. self.parseAllFlights = function (response) { return {Flight: response['FLIGHT_NUMBER'], Place: response['PLACE'], Airline: response['AIRLINES']
