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Using VO windows in a .NET Windows Form application |
This article shows how to use a VO datawindow in a Vulcan .NET Windows Form application. It makes use of the class WinFormVOWindowHost that connects a VO window to a .NET Windows Form control. WinFormVOWindowHost is typically used to place a DataWindow onto a Panel control that resides on a Form. This example also demonstrates the class WinFormVOWindow, a subclass of System.Windows.Form.Form that contains a WinFormVOWindowHost. WinFormVOWindow routes keyboard events through the WinFormVOWindowHost for processing. | 2280 |
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Using Windows Forms in a Vulcan VO GUI application |
This article shows how to use a .NET Form in a Vulcan.NET application based on
the VO GUI classes. To achieve this there are two main steps: - instead of using
the App class, use VOWinFormApp
- use a ChildWinForm window to contain the .NET Windows Form |
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Orders Application using Vulcan/VO classes |
Typical VO master-detail application transported to Vulcan. Original VO AEF and the corresponding Visual Studio solution are included. | 326 |
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Orders Application using .NET Framework classes |
The Orders sample rewritten using the .NET Framework classes. Uses Windows Forms, ADO.NET and the Microsoft Visual FoxPro OLE DB Provider | 67 |
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| BasicPOP | This shows how to use the cPOP and related classes, moved to Vulcan from VO, to retrieve and display email message headers in a Windows Forms application | 32 |
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| Message Pad - VO | Message Pad (While You Were Out) - VO 2.8 Version | 30 |
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| Message Pad - Vulcan | Message Pad (While You Were Out) - Vulcan Version This demonstrates a VO application that has been transported to Vulcan |
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| DB Window | Displays a window that navigates through a DBF file | 53 |
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| WPF-XAML Form | This sample uses the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). XAML files are used to configure the application appearance.
** Note ** WPF is part of the .NET Framework 3, so you will need it installed to run this sample |
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| Print Preview | Demonstrates how to create a print preview window | 1 |
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| MS Office | Shows how to control Microsoft Word via OLE automation | 204 |
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| Web Service Client | Application to access a web service, synchronously and asynchronously | 2 |
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| Shows how to send email via SMTP, both authenticated and non-authenticated | 2 |
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| Brushes | Using brushes to draw on a form. Thanks to Chris Pyrgas | 1 |
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| Printer | Another print example. Thanks to Chris Pyrgas | 1 |
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| Web Browser | Demonstrates the use of the WebBrowser control. Thanks to Chris Pyrgas | 1 |
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| Registry | Shows how to access the registry. Thanks to Chris Pyrgas | 1 |
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| XML-XSD Validation | Demonstrates how to validate XML using XSD | 1 |
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| Printer Samples | Collection of printer samples for Visual Studio and VIDE | 73 |
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| Virtual DataGridView | Demonstrates the .NET DataGridView in virtual mode, allowing browsing of large DBFs | 26 |
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| Twitter Client | Visual Studio solution containing code demonstrating how to post updates to Twitter and monitor the status of your friends. Shows how to respond to hyperlinks and how to create short URLs. | 69 |
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| Write Internet Applications | Write Internet applications with Visual Studio and Vulcan.NET. Conference paper by Willie Moore, including source. | 1440 |
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