APL+WebComponent step-by-step example Posted by Administrator on Wednesday, May 19, 2004 (EST)

This is a step-by-step example of how to create most of the commonly used windows controls, such as Listview, Treeview, etc. in the browser using the APL+WebComponent. (Read More...   16 comments)

APL+WebComponent GUI Posted by Administrator on Friday, May 14, 2004 (EST)

The GUI supports the APL2000 User Interface including all of the common controls used to create applications, such as ListView, Buttons, Edit Fields, etc. (Read More...   1 comments) Average Rating:

APL+WebComponent APL Language Posted by Administrator on Friday, May 14, 2004 (EST)

The function of APL+WebComponent is to publish the UI to an application, not to replicate all of the functionality of the application in the browser. (Read More...   0 comments)

APL+WebComponent Overview Posted by Administrator on Friday, May 14, 2004 (EST)

APL+WebComponent is APL running in the IE browser. The IE browser supports Jscript which is the name Microsoft has given to their version of JavaScript. (Read More...   2 comments)

APL+WebTransfer and Web Sites Posted by Administrator on Thursday, May 13, 2004 (EST)

The APL+WebTransfer is designed to make it possible to communicate between APL programs, APL programs and the web, and between APL programs and programs written in other languages. (Read More...   0 comments) Average Rating:

APL+WebTransfer and Objects Posted by Administrator on Thursday, May 13, 2004 (EST)

Tranferring complex data structures over the Internet has historically been a difficult proposition. APL+WebTransfer has been designed to make the transfer of complex data trivial, even making it possible to transfer complex data between programs and languages. (Read More...   6 comments) Average Rating:

APL+WebServices - Desktop - Beta Version 1.5 with wildpaths! Posted by Administrator on Friday, May 07, 2004 (EST)

The APL+WebServices Desktop now has Virtual Paths with wildcards. This means you can easily direct all paths based on a common root to a workspace! (Read More...   1 comments) Average Rating:

Using the APL+IntegrationServer (Beta) Posted by Administrator on Thursday, April 22, 2004 (EST)

The new APL+IntegrationServer makes it possible to publish your application, in your programming language, without learning any new languages, like C#, or learning how to create .ASPX pages. (Read More...   2 comments) Average Rating: