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Program Access Techniques

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Calling .NET Assembly in an Application
About .NET assembly
C# language vs. PowerScript language
Adding an adapter for unsupported features
Importing the adapter
Deploying .NET assembly
Debugging .NET assembly
Using DDE in an Application
About DDE
DDE functions and events
Using OLE in an Application
OLE support in PowerBuilder
OLE controls in a window
OLE controls and insertable objects
OLE custom controls
Programmable OLE Objects
OLE objects in scripts
OLE information in the Browser
Advanced ways to manipulate OLE objects
Building a Mail-Enabled Application
About MAPI
Using MAPI
Using External Functions and Other Processing Extensions
Using external functions
Using utility functions to manage information
Sending Windows messages
The Message object
Context information

This part presents a collection of techniques you can use to implement program access features in the applications you develop with PowerBuilder. It includes using DDE in an application, using OLE in an application, building a mail-enabled application, and adding other processing extensions.

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