The following sections summarize the development environment-related documents in the JADE product information library.
Covers using the Automated Test Code Generator (ATCG) to record and replay GUI actions in JADE applications.
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Overview of the Automated Test Code Generator |
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Getting started |
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ATCG development structure and considerations |
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Design guidelines and directions |
For system administrators when administering JADE development environments.
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Saving and restoring JADE schema and forms definitions |
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Change Control |
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Patch versioning |
For developers using the JADE development environment to develop user applications.
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JADE concepts and terminology |
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Signing on and off, using the JADE development environment, and using the JADE online help |
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Defining applications and classes in your own schemas, and performing a schema reorganization |
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Defining JADE methods, properties, constants, and conditions |
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Using the JADE Painter, including the Form Wizard and Menu Design facilities |
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Inspecting your JADE database |
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Using the JADE debugger |
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Defining external methods and external interfaces |
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Defining ODBC inquiry relational views and ad hoc indexes |
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Extracting and loading schemas |
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Localizing (translating) JADE to suit your local requirements |
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Adding and maintaining HTML documents |
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Adding and maintaining method views, which group methods from any class in any schema |
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Adding and maintaining interfaces |
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Defining a Relational Population Service (RPS) mapping using the Relational Population Service wizard |
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Importing and maintaining ActiveX and .NET external component libraries |
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Using the C# Exposure Wizard to generate a C# class library for a JADE schema |
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Glossary |
Covers using JADE to develop and maintain JADE applications.
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JADE language |
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Handling event notifications |
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Handling exceptions |
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Behavior and tuning of collections |
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Creating user-defined controls |
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JADE locking facilities |
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Using the supplied JADE database administration framework |
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Provides instructions for using packages to build and reuse common frameworks |
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Provides instructions for using skins |
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Provides considerations when developing applications using the Synchronized Database Service (SDS) |
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Provides instructions for building distributed JADE applications using the XML Web services architecture |
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Provides instructions for parsing, creating, navigating, manipulating, and writing XML documents |
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Provides instructions for using object versioning in the JADE development environment |
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Database reorganization |
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Provides instructions for using the messaging framework |
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Provides instructions for using asynchronous method calls |
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Provides instructions for using method tracking and notification tracing to enhance performance |
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Provides instructions for executing code before and after a target method is called |
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Provides instructions for identifying objects that are updated, created, and deleted within a transaction |
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Partitioning database files |
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Defining runtime data |
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Unaudited database file operations |
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JADE limits |
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JADE attribute type storage sizes |
Volume 1 covers system (non-GUI) classes in the range
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System classes in the range |
Volume 2 covers system (non-GUI) classes in the range
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System classes in the range |
Volume 3 covers the
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Window classes, and the methods, properties, and class constants that they provide |
Covers primitive types and global constants.
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Primitive types, and the methods that they provide |
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Global constants |
Covers using external interfaces to develop and maintain JADE applications.
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Using external methods and external functions |
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External interfaces, including external databases |
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Transforming an external relational database |
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Provides instructions for using ActiveX automation server and .NET external component libraries |
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XML Metadata Interchange (XMI) support |
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ODBC reserved words |
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JADE pointers in the RootSchema jomos external function library |
Covers developing applications using .NET class libraries exposed in JADE.
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.NET and JADE requirements |
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JADE .NET object management |
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Sample client-server application |
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Introduction to JADE .NET tutorial |
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Using the .NET framework to develop .NET applications to connect to a JADE system |
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Exposing JADE classes and their entities to generate a .NET class library |
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Reference to the jomdotnet library and the API required to use the exposed classes |
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Mapping JADE primitive types to Common Language Runtime (CLR) data types |
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Developing applications to store, edit, and query spatial information directly through the JADE .NET API |
For system administrators and JADE developers when administering the JADE Object Manager or writing API calls to JADE.
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Distributed processing, and JADE Object Manager architecture |
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JADE security, including deployed databases and the JADE development environment |
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JADE Object Manager Application Programming Interface (API) |
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JADE system instrumentation and diagnosis, including node statistics sampling |
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JADE Logical Certifier diagnostic tool and its errors and repairs |
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C-level Application Programming Interface (API) |
For people who are using the JADE Report Writer to develop and run reports.
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JADE Report Writer concepts and terminology |
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Signing on and off and using the JADE Report Writer |
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Configuring the JADE Report Writer |
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Designing JADE reports |
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Previewing, printing, and extracting data from JADE reports |
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Running the JADE Report Writer, including setting security and dealing with exceptions |
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Detailed description of creating scripts in the JADE Report Writer Designer |
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Detailed description of using script commands in the JADE Report Writer Designer |
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Detailed description of using script fields in the JADE Report Writer Designer |