Support for COM (Component Object Model)
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Support for COM (Component Object Model)
Does RunRev support the Windows Component Object Model (COM)?
My RunRev demo has expired - and I have an application I intend to port to Revolution that currently uses COM heavily to play with a partner application. Therefore I just wanted to find out before starting down the road to Revolution.
Any assistance appreciated.
Kind regards, Andrew
My RunRev demo has expired - and I have an application I intend to port to Revolution that currently uses COM heavily to play with a partner application. Therefore I just wanted to find out before starting down the road to Revolution.
Any assistance appreciated.
Kind regards, Andrew
Does RunRev support the Windows Component Object Model (COM)
Thanks Mark,
I had already created command line interfaces for the programs I access currently as COM objects.
My fall back then in Revolution (I presume) is to use the shell support (I remember in Revolution) to control those programs: to pass parameters to and to capture their outputs to Revolution?
Does that sound feasible?
Kind regards, Andrew
I had already created command line interfaces for the programs I access currently as COM objects.
My fall back then in Revolution (I presume) is to use the shell support (I remember in Revolution) to control those programs: to pass parameters to and to capture their outputs to Revolution?
Does that sound feasible?
Kind regards, Andrew
Hi Andrew,
Yes, that should be possible. For example, I create VBS files dynamically, embedding the necessary parameters as variables, use the shell to run the VBS file and make it write the result to stdout. Works great.
Best,
Mark
Yes, that should be possible. For example, I create VBS files dynamically, embedding the necessary parameters as variables, use the shell to run the VBS file and make it write the result to stdout. Works great.
Best,
Mark
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Support for COM (Component Object Model)
Thanks Mark,
Sounds like I now have a plan.
Kind regards,
Andrew
Sounds like I now have a plan.
Kind regards,
Andrew
Support for COM (Component Object Model)
Thanks mweider,
Yes, that approach is equally valid (I spent sometime overnight looking at that technique - I had forgotten so much of that stuff). The situation you describe with Quickbooks is similar to what I face.
I have also developed a web based version of the software in PHP which does support COM, so I guess I could also attempt integration using revBrowser.
Whether through shell, an external, or via revBrowser I should find a happy solution to my integration issue. Best practice? - I guess time will tell.
Thanks again,
Kind regards, Andrew
Yes, that approach is equally valid (I spent sometime overnight looking at that technique - I had forgotten so much of that stuff). The situation you describe with Quickbooks is similar to what I face.
I have also developed a web based version of the software in PHP which does support COM, so I guess I could also attempt integration using revBrowser.
Whether through shell, an external, or via revBrowser I should find a happy solution to my integration issue. Best practice? - I guess time will tell.
Thanks again,
Kind regards, Andrew