Title: | Forte' Field Test Conference |
Notice: | Forte R3 is due in summer...with lots of NEW features |
Moderator: | MARIN::ARVIND |
Created: | Wed Aug 04 1993 |
Last Modified: | Thu Jun 05 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 919 |
Total number of notes: | 3356 |
Are there any real-life applications in Forte that depend heavily on one or more of: OLE DDE C++ wrappering and any testimonials on how well/badly this worked (in terms of performance or ease of implementation)? A customer would like to feel comfortable knowing others have done what he intends to need... Theo
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918.1 | Ok, what are you looking for? | LEMAN::NAUFFRAY | Thu Jun 05 1997 02:20 | 17 | |
Theo, I could provide you some informations about both DDE and OLE integrations. What are precisely the aspects you wanted to address in this boundary ?? James NAUFFRAY European Expertise Center for Enterprise Client-Server Softwares Digital Multivendor Customer Services Geneva, Switzerland Tel : (++41) 22-709-4782 fax : (++41) 22-709-4451 [email protected] or [email protected] | |||||
918.2 | Some more info | NSIC01::KLERK | Thunderbirds are Go | Thu Jun 05 1997 02:46 | 21 |
James, We're trying to do some initial playtoy-program investigation to see how easy/difficult it will be to integrate a number of external devices and their interfaces into a larger commercial program to be built. It involves integrating scanned contracts from Lotus Mail or MS Mail to be shown in Forte (native or by starting the Mail program with the contact opened up), some weigh bridges for verhicles, radiation detectors, and "Buttons" (i.e. electronic authentication devices to verify people are who they say they are instead of passwords). Within the mail segment, I just tried to use MAPI OLE and cycle through the mail messages in the Inbox to count them. After the last one, the MAPI documentation says the GetNext method returns nil. So I expect to be able to get this nil somewhere in the Forte CDispatch pointer that links to the OLE object... Theo |