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    Using Google chart API in Openedge

    Sorry, I think there a misunderstanding . I don't need help. I simply answered to Cecil about the usage of the Google chart API with Openedge. That's all. The advantages of such API is : 1- avoid any activex installation. 2- very simple to implement This is why I made this post some time...
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    Using Google chart API in Openedge

    I you read carefully this track, I'm not selling anything . The 2 links I gave represents simply a help to understand the capabilities of the google chart API. That's all.
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    Using Google chart API in Openedge

    Hi Cecil, Just take a look at this: google chart API: http://code.google.com/intl/fr/apis/chart/ Generator sample : http://www.clabberhead.com/googlechartgenerator.html Hope this help Kindly regards
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    Is still pogress used in QAD

    As far as I know, QAD Financial is now written in C#. This new financial module is the result of an software acquisition to replace the old MFGPRO financial module which was not pretty well designed. QAD 2009 EE integrate plug-ins (MFGPRO, Appshell, QAD Fiancial) to embedd any third-part...
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    Run Internal procedure asynchronous

    I don't know if you're familiar with Google chart API but my concern is the following: I try to use the Google API to load beautiful charts image based on specific URL that I format myself. The first time the graph is very long to load (>20sec) and I don't know why. After this all the other...
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    Using Google chart API in Openedge

    Hi Did anybody tried the Google chart API to load smart chart in Openedge ? It works very simply! Try this: - Declare an image (lets name it My_image) and place it in a new Windows container. - Place a button and insert this code on the "CHOOSE" event of the button...
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    Run Internal procedure asynchronous

    Does anybody knows how to run a internal procedure of a persistant program in a asynchronous way without using Appserver? The following compile fine but it's ran synchronously: RUN internal-proc IN my_pers_prg_handle ASYNCHRONOUS. Thx
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