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| Iniciado por guest, 02,oct. 2014 17:43 - 3 respuestas |
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| Publicado el 02,octubre 2014 - 17:43 |
Hi .
I got an other mail from cyblesoft. They make a html 5 client in witch supposely a windev application can be displayed thus useing a windev application as a webaaplication.
The y state:
The application project must use GDI or GDI+ calls. .NET WPF or DirectX projects are not supported yet.
What does windev use? I donnot know what this is . But I guess windev uses something similar as .net wpf ?
Regards
Allard
PS
THe link to cyblesoft: |
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| Publicado el 02,octubre 2014 - 19:49 |
Allard,
afaik it is GDI/GDI+.
I did a small test with the default CRM example and, to my surprise, it seems to work!
1. install the trialversion
2. add their .NET assembly to the project
3. add 2 lines of code to initialize this Thinfinity stuff, during startup of the WD CRM application.
c is Cybele.Thinfinity.VIrtualUI
c.Start()
4. compile a new executable
5 copy a few Thinfinity DLL's to your applications exe map (took a while to figure this one out: Interop.Thinfinity.dll, libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll)
6. open the Thinfinity server-configuration and add the CRM app
7. Browse to <a class="ExternalLink" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://localhost:6580">http://localhost:6580</a>
The CRM app is presented as one of the virtual apps you can start. And it actually starts!
The Thinfinity webserver somehow captures the GUI and presents it in my browser.
My first impression is that it runs a bit slow. |
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| Publicado el 03,octubre 2014 - 07:38 |
For virtualizing and using ones software in stand alone manner or on web I feel that Spoon Virtual Application Studio is much better and mature.
Here is the URL: http://spoon.net/Studio/
Check this (and other) videos also:
There is also Cameyo: http://cameyo.com.
Both of these will allow one to virtulize an app as well as deploy the same to their server and run from anywhere in the world in a browser. In case of Spoon the user will have to install a plugin. I have still not got time to test Cameyo extensively.
HTH
Yogi Yang |
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| Publicado el 14,junio 2025 - 14:32 |
Really simple to implement. Install their development package.
Code in the Project Initialization
m_VirtualUI is dynamic Automation object = Null
m_ClientSettings is dynamic Automation object = Null
IF m_VirtualUI = Null THEN
m_VirtualUI = new object Automation “Thinfinity.VirtualUI”
END
IF m_ClientSettings = Null THEN
m_ClientSettings = m_VirtualUI>>ClientSettings
END
m_VirtualUI>>Start(60)
The only change I had to make in the Server settings was to choose 'One Browser per WIndows Session' |
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