OpenEdge PASOE — Quick Start

Manage your Progress Application Server for OpenEdge (PASOE) servers from inside VS Code. Configure, monitor and inspect ABL applications without leaving the editor.

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Prerequisites

Requirement	Details
VS Code	1.96 or newer
PASOE server	A running Progress Application Server for OpenEdge (OEManager must be accessible)
Credentials	Server username and password (default: tomcat / tomcat)
Network access	VS Code must be able to reach the OEManager HTTP(S) port on the PASOE host

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Install

Install OpenEdge ABL - PASOE from the VS Code Marketplace or from the .vsix file provided by your team.

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Configure a server

Open VS Code Settings (Ctrl+,) and search for openedge-pasoe.servers. Add one entry per server:

"openedge-pasoe.servers": [
  {
    "name": "Development Server",
    "host": "localhost",
    "port": 8810,
    "transport": "http",
    "authType": "basic",
    "username": "tomcat",
    "password": "tomcat"
  }
]

You can also add and edit servers from inside the PASOE UI — see Settings in the sidebar.

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Open PASOE

Two ways to launch it:

1. Command palette — Ctrl+Shift+P → Launch OpenEdge PASOE configuration 😎
2. Right-click any file in the Explorer → select the PASOE command.

The UI opens as a full editor tab and connects immediately to the configured servers.

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What you can do

• Monitor all configured servers and see real-time status at a glance.
• Browse ABL applications deployed on each server.
• Configure multiple servers with HTTP/HTTPS and Basic authentication.
• Add, edit or remove server entries directly from the UI.

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See USERGUIDE.md for a full feature reference.