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| You can start developing your application as soon as the WINDEV project is defined as being a Java project... |
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| A Java application is an application entirely compiled in Java... |
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| This document presents the different access modes to databases from a WINDEV Java application... |
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| WINDEV allows you to generate a Java application without even knowing the Java language... |
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You have the ability to enter Java code: - in Java applications generated with WINDEV.
- in Android applications generated with WINDEV Mobile.
This allows you to create global procedures in Java. |
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| When your Java application is developed, you can run the test of the Java project and compile it before creating the archive... |
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| WINDEV allows you to generate a Java application without even knowing the Java language... |
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| WINDEV allows you to generate a Java application without even knowing the Java language... |
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| Creates a character string from the data found in a Table or TreeView Table control. |
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| Defines a node of the HFSQL cluster as data source to perform the cluster synchronization. |
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| Reinitializes the content of a Scheduler control from its data source (HFSQL file for example). |
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| Reads data (character string or buffer) in the internal memory of the Hasp key. |
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| Writes data (character string or buffer) into the internal memory of the Hasp key. |
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| Returns the number of the current record in a Looper control based on a data file. |
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| Returns the number of the current record in a Table control based on a data file. |
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| Reinitializes the content of a Scheduler control from its data source (HFSQL file for example). |
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| Returns a list of keys to add to data files to improve query performance. |
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| Changes the password of an HFSQL Classic or HFSQL Client/Server data file.... |
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| Enables the filter that was previously created for the specified data file (view or query). |
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| Creates a logical alias of a data file (or query) or cancels all existing aliases. |
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| Sets the position on the last record of a data file according to a browse item. |
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| Sets the position on the last record of a data file according to a browse item. |
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| Sets the position on the next data file record according to a browse item. |
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| The OutgoingData property is used to determine and change the type of data emitted by the stream. |
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| Sends the data found in a page currently displayed in the browser to an ASP server. |
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| Sends the data found in a page currently displayed in the browser to a JSP server. |
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| Sends the data found in a page currently displayed in the browser to a PHP server. |
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| Regardless of the platform used, the data stored in the HFSQL files is in ANSI format. |
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| Creates a character string from the data found in a Table or TreeView Table control. |
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| Creates an XML file from the data found in a Table or TreeView Table control. |
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| Deletes a scheduled optimization task from HFSQL Client/Server data files.... |
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| The JSON type makes it possible to simplify actions on data in JSON format. |
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| Sets the position on the next data file record according to a browse item. |
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