hi all,
can any onegive clear idea about vista configuration fora single modules and how can i develop a GUI (front end), means what languages should support to develop GUI for vista.
thanks
raghunath
On 4/6/06, Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
try TIU TEMPLATE file.
Kevin
On
Hi all,
In the URL : http://www.sanchez.com/news_2001/nr_010618.asp, I found the following data The collection of open source GT.M applications includes Aida, a relational (SQL) engine for a GT.M database with an ODBC/JDBC driver and a Java GUI using the Swing classes.
What I could infer from
Hi All,
Options file (19) in fileman contains option entries
for all packages in vista. Help (??) on the type field
shows that the type field can have one of the
following entries:
'A' FOR action;
'E' FOR edit;
'I' FOR inquire;
'M' FOR menu;
'P' FOR print;
'R' FOR run routine;
'O' FOR protocol;
Imran,
The VA has its VistA manuals posted at http://www.va.gov/vdl (VistA
Document Library).
You'll want to select 'Kernel' in the 'Infrastructure' section and
choose the 'Programmer Manual' from the listed Kernel docs.
Chuck
On Apr 6, 2006, at 6:21 AM, Imran Shafiq wrote:
Hi All,
Go to the Hardhats Web site at www.hardhats.org and use the new search engine
in the lower left hand corner. You will get lots of hits in the VDL.
On Thursday 06 April 2006 07:21, Imran Shafiq wrote:
Hi All,
Options file (19) in fileman contains option entries
for all packages in vista. Help
Title: Re: [Hardhats-members] AIDA GTM
Yes, Aida is what you think it is, but with just a JDBC driver, and no ODBC driver. However, there is no good tutorial that I know of, and you have to figure out how to map the Fileman files to SQL tables. Lots of potential, but not something for
Chuck,
I like your site, but the link below only displays the xml source -- with
either FireFox or IE.
What tool are you using to construct the site?
- Original Message -
From: chuck5566
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 6:50 PM
Subject: [Hardhats-members] More Mindless Podcasting
I took a stab at Aida a few years back, but gave up. Without a proper
tutorial/documentation, the learning curve is too steep and my time/efforts
were better spent elsewhere.
I found the ESIObjects stuff for GT.M to be better and much easier to learn.
Michael
--- Bhaskar, KS [EMAIL
The link that Mr. Link has provided is to the RSS feed from the
site...which explains the XML
Maury Pepper wrote:
Chuck,
I like your site, but the link below only displays the xml source -- with
either FireFox or IE.
What tool are you using to construct the site?
- Original Message
forgot to mention that all you need to do is drop the link into an RSS
aggregator such as Sage (for Firefox), Thunderbird email has one too
and voila you have current index of what is available
Joseph Dal Molin wrote:
The link that Mr. Link has provided is to the RSS feed from the
I see thre is a PAIDA as well for Python.
On Thursday 06 April 2006 10:40, Bhaskar, KS wrote:
Yes, Aida is what you think it is, but with just a JDBC driver, and no ODBC
driver. However, there is no good tutorial that I know of, and you have to
figure out how to map the Fileman files to SQL
If you're running on Cache there is a free tool for mapping Fileman to
Objects and/or SQL. The routines are in the newest version of Cache. I can
send it to you if you're not on the latest release. It takes less than 5
minutes to install, and depending on what you're mapping the SQL table
Is CPRS-R (the Java front end) officially out of production?
On Wed, 25 Jan 2006, Nancy Anthracite wrote that the CPRS-R project was
suspended because of cuts in the VA IT budget.
Is this how things still officially stand with this project? (Someone at our
company downloaded the CPRS-R Java
On Apr 6, 2006, at 7:33 AM, Nancy Anthracite wrote: 'A' FOR action; 'E' FOR edit; 'I' FOR inquire; 'M' FOR menu; 'P' FOR print; 'R' FOR run routine; 'O' FOR protocol; 'Q' FOR protocol menu; 'X' FOR extended action; 'S' FOR server; 'L' FOR limited; 'C' FOR ScreenMan; 'W' FOR Window; 'Z' FOR Window
On Apr 6, 2006, at 6:18 PM, Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
Right. If you look at the data dictionary (brief or standard
listing), you'll see that options also include entry and exit
actions. Normally, these are used to do any necessary work to set
up the environment (if you're a Java
CPRS-R is being brought back up to speed budget-wise.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of J.
Michael Towry
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2006 5:13 PM
To: hardhats members
Subject: [Hardhats-members] Is CPRS-R (the Java front end) officially out of
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