User manual PROGRESS OPEN EDGE ARCHITECT VIDEOS USING VISUAL DESIGNER AND GUI FOR NET

[. . . ] OpenEdge Architect Videos: Using Visual Designer and GUI for . NET in OpenEdge Architect This series of short video presentations covers a variety of topics related to using the Visual Designer tool in OpenEdge Architect and the support for OpenEdge GUI for . NET in OpenEdge Release 10. 2. If you are using OpenEdge Architect for the first time you should watch the videos in the series OpenEdge Architect Videos: Getting Started Collection. The videos listed below are organized under general topic categories. For a complete introduction to the product's capabilities in this area you can view them in order from top to bottom. [. . . ] Creating a Databound TreeView as an Inherited Control, Part 2 (video) This video continues the extended TreeView example by adding properties and behaviors which allow it to be populated with data from a data source when it is instantiated. The video also shows how to run the control in a test form, illustrating how it populates itself with data from any data source, a feature not supported by the Microsoft TreeView control itself. In this video we take a sample form with a grid and binding source, add several field-level controls designed to display individual field values of Creating a Databound TreeeView as an Inherited Control (document) Adding Field-Level Controls to a Form (video) Generated by Clearspace on 2010-12-27-05:00 3 OpenEdge Architect Videos: Using Visual Designer and GUI for . NET in OpenEdge Architect Adding Field-Level Controls to a Form (document) different datatypes, and bind them to fields in the binding source. We also show how to associate a ComboBox control with a binding source of its own so that it is populated with a list of values when the form is run. Building a Navigation This video shows Panel as an ABL how to create an User Control (video) ABL User Control. The ABL User Control is a custom class that acts as Building a Navigation a container for Panel as an ABL one or more . NET User Control controls that you (document) can re-use as a unit in your application. The video also shows how to add the navigation panel to a form containing a grid and field-level controls, and use it as a test form to show the Panel's initial appearance. Defining Event Subscriptions and Event Handlers, Part 1 (video) This video, the first of two, adds . NET event handlers to the NavPanel User Control built in Building a Navigation Panel as an ABL User Control to provide behavior for its four buttons. This video also shows how the Visual Designer can generate code to subscribe to an Generated by Clearspace on 2010-12-27-05:00 4 OpenEdge Architect Videos: Using Visual Designer and GUI for . NET in OpenEdge Architect event in a . NET control, and a skeleton event handler method to provide behavior for the event. Defining Event Subscriptions and Event Handlers, Part 2 (video) Defining Event Subscriptions and Event Handlers (document) This video shows how to code the event handlers for the navigation panel buttons to adjust the Position property of a ProBindingSource in a form to change the selected row in its associated ABL query. This video introduces the Position and Count properties of the ProBindingSource as an OpenEdgespecific . NET control, and shows how to communicate between a custom User Control and a form in which the control is used. This video shows different ways to create a ProBindingSource for a ProDataSet in Visual Designer, including dragging a ProDataSet definition include file onto a form and choosing a file with the DataSet definition in the standard XSD format. The video also shows how to add an UltraGrid to the Using the OpenEdge ProBindingSource Building a ProBindingSource from a ProDataSet Definition (video) Videos in the "Introducing Visual Designer and GUI for . NET" series show how to create a ProBindingSource and how to associate it with a database or temp-table query, and with . NET Generated by Clearspace on 2010-12-27-05:00 5 OpenEdge Architect Videos: Using Visual Designer and GUI for . NET in OpenEdge Architect controls that display data. This series dives deeper into ProBindingSource, examining how to use the most important ProBindingSource properties, events, and methods, which support reading, sorting, and batching data from a data source, as well as all update operations. form that uses the binding source as its DataSource, and then run the form showing how the grid can display data from parent and child tables whose records are held in a single ProDataSet. Sorting Data with . NET Controls and a ProBindingSource, Part 1 (video) This is the first of four related videos on topics related to sorting data in the user interface using the ProBindingSource control together with . NET controls. This first video creates the supporting ABL code that shows some capabilities and issues related to sorting data in the user interface, as opposed to sorting data in the data source. The session also shows how to create a new ABL Interface for a set of related classes, create a class that uses the interface, and finally, create a form with an UltraGrid and a ProBindingSource to manage and display data. Generated by Clearspace on 2010-12-27-05:00 6 OpenEdge Architect Videos: Using Visual Designer and GUI for . NET in OpenEdge Architect Sorting Data with . NET Controls and a ProBindingSource, Part 2 (video) This video is the second part of a series on sorting data using the ProBindingSource, a ProDataSet, and a form with an UltraGrid control. [. . . ] The UltraGrid's BeforeRowsDeleted event lets you capture Deleting Data with the ProBindingSource and . NET Controls (document) Generated by Clearspace on 2010-12-27-05:00 9 OpenEdge Architect Videos: Using Visual Designer and GUI for . NET in OpenEdge Architect a delete request and pass the necessary information about the request to the code that deletes the data from the underlying table Data Batching with the ProBindingSource (video) Data Batching with the ProBindingSource (document) This video shows you the ProBindingSource Batching property, and the OffEnd event that triggers to request for more data from the data source. These elements of the binding source can coordinate with a ProDataSet supplying the data, using its BATCHSIZE, LAST-BATCH, NEXT-ROWID, and RESTART-ROWID properties. Click here to see a list of all OpenEdge Architect videos. Generated by Clearspace on 2010-12-27-05:00 10 [. . . ]