Friday, June 14, 2024

DDE Example Application (2024 R1) Released

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PowerBuilder DDE Example Application

Built using the latest STD Framework!

        Software Tool & Die Inc. are very pleased today to announce an updated example application that demonstrate a fully working Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) Client and Server application! This latest release of the DDE Client/Server applications are are all written in the latest PowerBuilder 2022 version and are also using the latest STD Integrated Framework (2024R2)  ...


    In the updated release, the DDE Demo Applications include the following changes:

  • Built using PB2022 R3 build 3356
  • Using STD Integrated Framework  v2024.3.0.395
  • Updated to support the PB2022 R3 Theme features
  • Now includes  Client & Server App logging auto delete at EOJ
  • Incorporates MS-Windows notification utility built in PB 2022 R3
  • Deployment examples for 32 & 64bit M-Code / P-Code
  • Tested the DDE code on W10 version 22H2 build 19045.4529
  • Tested the DDE code on W11 version 23H2 build 22631.3737
  • PowerClient or PowerServer 2022 R3 deployment ready as well!

Actual DDE Client and DDE Server in action!
 

    The deployed EXE's for the DDE Client and DDE Server are also included in the DDE Example Applications download. You can run either the Client or Server in mixed modes. For example a 32 bit client and a 64 bit server (or vise versa), a P-Code client and an M-Code server (or vise versa), or any combination of the various DDE EXE's built from the STD Framework. The DDE features will work with any combination of the above EXE's. So this feature is just another tool in the PBToolBox that PB Developers can use to accomplish inter-application communication!

  You can download the new STD Framework DDE Demo App for PB2022 R3 build 3356, as follows:

DDE Demo AppDownload 

STD Framework:  Download  (latest OrderEntry Demo App that uses the framework!)

Note: Older DDE examples and STD Frameworks are available in their respective "Archive" sub-folders found in the above links.

   Enjoy ... please let me know what you think & if you have any feature suggestions that you might like me to add for future releases! 

Regards ... Chris

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