We are looking to utilize the editor in an MVC-like application, however, our data is not driven from an SQL database directly, but rather a Windows service. We have successfully utilized this process for DataTables, but not with the editor. Part of the problem is that I do not understand how the editor "speaks" to the controllers... Normally, we utilize code like this:

        [Route("api/UserStatusData/{username}/{type}")]
       [HttpGet]
       public IHttpActionResult Get(string username, int type)
        {
            using (svcFA.FinanceAuditServiceClient svc = new svcFA.FinanceAuditServiceClient())
            {
                try
                {
                    var list = svc.GetUserStatusList(username, type);
                    return Ok(list);
                }
                catch (Exception ex)
                {
                    return InternalServerError(ex);
                }
            }
        }

This represents the GET verb, but with the POST and PUT verbs, we would simply send an object. With DELETE, we would send an ID and username.
So, my questions:
1. Can we utilize a windows service with "editor" rather then a direct SQL connection?
2. Can we utilize the .net dll, or should we use JS directly?
3. How does the editor interact with the control if there is no specification of verbs when using the ajax function?

Ideally, we would like to utilize the inline functions of the editor with a dropdown option on one column only.

As I have not yet configured the datatable, I don't have any logs to show at this point as this is mostly theoretical, but I can provide additional code samples of the .NET application if needed.

Thanks,
Graham C