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| WINDEV proposes several types of setup for a WINDEV application... |
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| An application is a set of objects (windows, controls, ... |
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| Once an application was installed, the application library had to be reinstalled whenever a modification was performed (WDL file)... |
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| An application that uses one or more external components is deployed in the same way as a standard application... |
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| WINDEV allows you to develop 64-bit applications... |
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| Deploying a setup on a local area network (LAN) involves installing and updating a WINDEV application via a reference server,. |
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| A project is a logical set of elements and processes whose purpose is to accomplish a given objective... |
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Starts the device's native maps application to display: - a specific geographical location,
- a route between two locations.
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| A project is a logical set of elements and processes whose purpose is to accomplish a given objective... |
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| A project is a logical set of elements and processes whose purpose is to accomplish a given objective... |
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| The principle of JITc technology (Just In Time Compilation) is straightforward... |
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| Closes a WINDEV window (and returns a value if necessary). |
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| The network setup via HTTP consists in installing and updating a WINDEV application via an HTTP server (Live update)... |
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| The 64-bit operating systems are starting to appear on the PCs and on the servers... |
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| The RETURN statement is used to exit the current event, process or procedure and return a result... |
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| Triggers the execution of the procedure specified in the main application thread. |
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| Enables the management of location tracking in a WINDEV Mobile application. |
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| Disables the tracking of user positions for a WINDEV Mobile application. |
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| Adds a new scheduled task to the application (site or webservice). |
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| Returns the list of application products purchased by the user and not consumed. |
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| Deletes a scheduled task associated with the application (site or Webservice). |
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| Returns the list of scheduled tasks for the application (site or Webservice). |
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| Modifies the standard hover cursor for all the edit controls of the application. |
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| Allows connecting to the application via the User Groupware Webservice. |
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| Indicates whether the Android application is in "Device owner" mode. |
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| Changes the color of links in all RTF Edit controls in the application. |
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| Removes all interactive notifications previously sent by the current application. |
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| Displays a message on the Client computer(s) and disconnects the application. |
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| Runs an Automatic Application Feature (AAF) on a control or window. |
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| Starts the execution of a program (an executable for example) from the current application. |
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| Executes a program (an executable file, for example) from the current application. |
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| Calculates the number of windows currently opened in the current application. |
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| Displays a message on the Client computer(s) and disconnects the application. |
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| Returns the list of WEBDEV accounts on a WEBDEV Application Server. |
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| Updates the parameters of a WEBDEV account in a WEBDEV Application Server. |
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| Returns the list of current connections on a WEBDEV Application Server. |
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| Opens the AAF (Automatic Application Features) help website. |
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| Returns the list of WEBDEV accounts on a WEBDEV Application Server. |
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| Updates the characteristics of a WEBDEV account in a WEBDEV Application Server. |
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| The following functions are used to manage downloads...... |
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