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| Using Visual Studio C SDK in WinDev |
| Iniciado por myerssj, 02,sep. 2017 07:44 - 1 respuesta |
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| Publicado el 02,septiembre 2017 - 07:44 |
I am trying to complete a suite of applications across Windows, Web, and mobile and running into issues on the Windows implementation. We are using an external API/SDK to integrate Video and collaboration. The API platform is Vidyo.io. After a lot of hours playing with WebDev we were able to build our web-based client utilizing the Vidyo Javascript API. While there were some struggles and conceptual hurdles with losing some of the WYSIWYG advantages of native WebDev, we were eventually able to build out all the local and global browser procedures to communicate with the SDK.
Our issue now is with the WinDev development of a desktop client. The SDK is in C (Visual Studio 2013). We really don't want to have to develop this outside of WinDev, especially sicne we are trying to integrate it into our existing,, mature, and complex//huge WinDev applications. The reference application is cpp file with classes, enumerations, and referenced Header files. We are struggling to figure out how to utilize the C API SDK in WinDev so that we can integrate this feature set into our existing applications.
I'm hoping Fabrice or one of our other resident experts can guide us to the right approach for this integration and save us from the headaches of developing from VS and having to build this UI "old-school" without the benefit of a true GUI editor and native integration to our existing WinDev projects.
Anyone have any guidance or examples of utilizing C API/SDK's like this?
Thanks,
Stephen |
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| Publicado el 03,septiembre 2017 - 00:04 |
Hi Stephen
there are several page sin the help on how to call external element and
how to translate C variables in wlanguage.
There is also a utility (WDAPI, from the top of my head) including a
rudimentary C/Wlanguage translator...
That's where I start when I have to translate C code in wlanguage.
After that, each case of integration is a completely different beast 
Best regards
--
Fabrice Harari
International WinDev, WebDev and WinDev mobile Consulting
Ready for you: WXShowroom.com, WXReplication (open source) and now WXEDM
(open source)
More information on http://www.fabriceharari.com
Le 9/1/2017 à 11:44 PM, Stephen a écrit :
I am trying to complete a suite of applications across Windows, Web, and
mobile and running into issues on the Windows implementation. We are
using an external API/SDK to integrate Video and collaboration. The API
platform is Vidyo.io. After a lot of hours playing with WebDev we were
able to build our web-based client utilizing the Vidyo Javascript API.
While there were some struggles and conceptual hurdles with losing some
of the WYSIWYG advantages of native WebDev, we were eventually able to
build out all the local and global browser procedures to communicate
with the SDK.
Our issue now is with the WinDev development of a desktop client. The
SDK is in C (Visual Studio 2013). We really don't want to have to
develop this outside of WinDev, especially sicne we are trying to
integrate it into our existing,, mature, and complex//huge WinDev
applications. The reference application is cpp file with classes,
enumerations, and referenced Header files. We are struggling to figure
out how to utilize the C API SDK in WinDev so that we can integrate this
feature set into our existing applications.
I'm hoping Fabrice or one of our other resident experts can guide us to
the right approach for this integration and save us from the headaches
of developing from VS and having to build this UI "old-school" without
the benefit of a true GUI editor and native integration to our existing
WinDev projects.
Anyone have any guidance or examples of utilizing C API/SDK's like this?
Thanks,
Stephen |
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