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Central European Developer Conference 2011 in Hamburg - 7.-8. November 2011

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Team Developer 6.1 new features - Overview

Experience the refreshed TD 6.1 IDE bringing ease of use and fun like our new much faster Active Coding Assistant, the new outline tabs, our new code documentation feature and more. See what new GUI features TD 6.1 brings like an all new Charting Control, Grid Summary Rows and more. Get an overview of the new .NET features of TD 6.1 like .NET Web Services Consuming and Providing, new easy XAML resources and more.

Refresh your application with the new GUI features in Team Developer 6.1

Named Toolbars, Calendar including Week of the Year, Multi Row Tabs, Grid Summary Row, Grid data import, programmatically maximize/minimize the Ribbon Bar; there is a lot of new stuff you will want to integrate into your TD applications to refresh their look & feel. This session will tell you how you can leverage the new GUI features of TD 6.1.

Consuming Web Services on .NET with Team Developer 6.1

Learn how to consume Web Services from .NET applications using the new .NET Web Services Wizard. The new Wizard creates a Web Service interface assembly that can be consumed from your apps. See how to create a Web Service interface assembly and how to analyze the XML structure coming back from a Web Service using the .NET framework System.Xml classes.

SQLBase 11.7 - Preview

SQLBase 11.7 concentrates on Security and Simplicity. See what new Security features SQLBase 11.7 will have for you. And see what things we have in the works to make your SQLBase experience easier than it is today, like new connections without SQL.INI and a lot more.

Refresh your application with the new tab control

In this session you will learn how to take old TD QuickTab code and bring it to the new TD 6.1 Tab Control with ease.

Providing Business Logic with .NET Web Services

TD 6.1 brings you a new powerful .NET feature that allows deploying TD business logic via a .NET Web Service. The Web Service can then be consumed from any programming language on any platform. This session describes the new outline objects available for deploying Web Services and it shows how .NET Web Services can be deployed on IIS.

Performance tuning for SQLBase using the Command Center

The new Command Center of SQLBase 11.6 gives developers and administrators the tools necessary to easily drill down and resolve performance bottlenecks and other database related issues like too many locks that slow down the database.

SQLBase Backup and Recovery Strategies

Learn how to implement a sound secure and easy to implement and maintain backup strategy for SQLBase databases.

Leveraging the new IDE – Active Coding Assistant, outline tabs, documentation and more

The IDE of TD 6.1 has been heavily refreshed. Get a quick start on how to use the new high productivity and increased usability features of the new TD 6.1 IDE, like the new Active Coding Assistant, the new Outline Tabs, the new Message Tab of Attribute Inspector and a lot more.

Upgrade your existing application to .NET WPF

Quickly learn the steps required to upgrade existing TD Win32 applications to .NET WPF applications. It isn’t that hard really.

Replacing the table window with the grid – leveraging the new grid summary row

Table Window split windows have been very popular with TD users. The new Grid Summary Row provides an easy way to move your Table Window split windows to Grid Windows including a new Grid Summary Row.

Deploying applications to WPF Browser – security, certification, configuration

Become an instant expert in deploying WPF browser apps. Learn how the deployment wizard works. Learn how to use certificates to sign a software release. Learn how to deploy WPF Browser apps inside a domain and externally to the internet. Learn what users need to do to be able to run WPF Browser apps.

SQLBase Future Discussion

Talk to the Unify CTO, Product Manager, Development Managers and Developers to find answers to your SQLBase questions and provide your feedback and wishes for future SQLBase releases.

SQLBase at work: Micro managing a cloud environment with SQLBase – Unit4 customer solution

UNIT4 creates, develops, markets and delivers a wide range of business software products and related services that enable customers to embrace even the most frenetic ongoing business change. The UNIT4 Multivers product is an ERP application focused on handling the financial administration of small and medium businesses. And is used by more than 18.000 organizations in the Netherlands and Belgium. The product was first released in 1995, and counts more than 700 forms and 200 reports. It uses UNIFY SQLBase as its database engine, with customer databases exceeding 2 GB in size. In 2006 the application was launched in a hosted Citrix environment, known as UNIT4 Multivers Online. This environment since then grew to serve more than 4000 customers and 13.000 databases. In this session UNIT4 will show how they approached this, the pitfalls they encountered and how they can be changed from a weakness to a strength. SQLBase is known to not scale well to hundreds of concurrent users. By dynamically creating SQLBase server instances we can scale out to serve thousands of concurrent application users. Each having their own private SQLBase server instances hosting their own databases. UNIT4 Multivers Online is now one of our key successes in the cloud market.

Creating dazzling business graphics using the new charting control

Graphics Server is history! Learn how to use the rich and powerful features of the new Charting Control in TD 6.1 like a huge choice of Chart layouts, animation of Charts, exporting Charts to image files or as Excel.xls files. The new Charting Control works on both Win32 and on .NET. And the best, the new control is backward compatible with the old graph control, so no code changes unless you want to use the new features of the new Charting Control.

Configuring DBPipe for desktop and browser applications

DBPipe is a fascinating technology introduced for WPF Browser apps with TD 6.0. Now with TD 6.1 you can leverage DBPipe for WPF Desktop apps as well. DBPipe allows you to deploy applications without locally installing any database client, go figure, no sql.ini no SQLBase client, no Oracle client. Bet you like that!

Configuring SalMail for your application deployment

Team Developer 6.0 introduced a new class for server based pop and smtp email support. This session demonstrates and explains the deployment aspects of the SalMail class. After attending this class you will be able to deploy SalMail based applications to your user base.

Creating multi-language applications with Team Developer 6.1

Many software developers are faced with the challenge to provide business applications that offer a local language user interface. This session teaches you how you can create static and dynamic local language apps using TD 6.1.

Introduction to archiving and eDiscovery

The Unify archive solution provides a platform to store and manage massive volumes of disparate data - email, documents, scanned images, database extracts and printed reports.  All of the data in the Unify archive is fully indexed.  The operational benefits are clear - improving efficiencies with smaller faster databases and file systems, reducing backup times, moving data from high speed & expensive storage to lower cost commodity storage.  The eDiscovery benefits are less clear but equally important - a court order asking for information or a visit from a regulator can be very expensive, finding the required information can tie up key resources and not finding it can prove disastrous, costing money and damaging a reputation.  The Unify archive addresses all of these issues, quickly and effectively - this session will show that you can find a needle in a haystack.

Jam Session Team Developer

Talk to the Unify CTO, Product Manager, Development Managers and Developers to ask questions and give feedback on TD 6.1 and your future wishes and requirements.

Refresh your application with the new GUI features in Team Developer 6.1

Named Toolbars, Calendar including Week of the Year, Multi Row Tabs, Grid Summary Row, Grid data import, programmatically maximize/minimize the Ribbon Bar; there is a lot of new stuff you will want to integrate into your TD applications to refresh their look & feel. This session will tell you how you can leverage the new GUI features of TD 6.1.

Calling .NET classes from Team Developer

Since the introduction of Team Developer 6.0 developers can call .NET classes from their TD code, regardless of whether the code is running on Win32 or .NET. In this session you see and learn how to call .NET classes from Team Developer including how to use the .NET Explorer that creates the interface AXL-Libraries that TD uses to call .NET classes.

Refreshing your existing Team Developer application (from version 1.x/2.x/3.x/4.x to 6.1)

Refresh your old SQLWindows or TD applications to a brand new exciting and fun to use user interface. You will be amazed to see the visual richness of TD 6.1 applied to your older apps. Your users and customers will simply love the brand new user interface you can provide with your apps.

Debugging Team Developer .NET applications

Learn to use the TD .NET debugger. How to debug WPF Desktop and WPF Browser applications, including debugging on .NET 4.0. You will notice that it is very similar to using the current TD debugger, this session will explain the differences between Win32 and .NET debugging.

SQLBase Backup and Recovery Strategies

Learn how to implement a sound secure and easy to implement and maintain backup strategy for SQLBase databases.

Consuming Web Services on .NET with Team Developer 6.1

Learn how to consume Web Services from .NET applications using the new .NET Web Services Wizard. The new Wizard creates a Web Service interface assembly that can be consumed from your apps. See how to create a Web Service interface assembly and how to analyze the XML structure coming back from a Web Service using the .NET framework System.Xml classes.

XAML styles and brushes

This session is an in depth view into writing native XAML styles and brushes. XAML is at the core of TDs WPF applications, understanding the structure and components of XAML allows you to create highly customized user interfaces for .NET WPF applications.

SQLBase 11.7 - Preview

SQLBase 11.7 concentrates on Security and Simplicity. See what new Security features SQLBase 11.7 will have for you. And see what things we have in the works to make your SQLBase experience easier than it is today, like new connections without SQL.INI and a lot more.

A successful upgrade project with Team Developer 6

A successful upgrade project with Team Developer 6: IBS AG introduces their TD . NET app

XAML made easy with Team Developer 6.1

Learn to use the new easy XAML features of Team Developer 6.1 to create custom control layouts for your applications controls. We promise no manual XAML coding required :-)

Performance tuning for SQLBase using the Command Center

The new Command Center of SQLBase 11.6 gives developers and administrators the tools necessary to easily drill down and resolve performance bottlenecks and other database related issues like too many locks that slow down the database.

Binding WPF controls to UDV’s

WPF controls are not only visually attractive and offer a rich user interface, they do also have a powerful data binding feature that allows for two way data binding of the control. In this session you will learn how you can use the new data binding capabilities to pass values to a WPF controls and also to get back changed values due to user interaction from a WPF control.

SQLBase at work: Micro managing a cloud environment with SQLBase – Unit4 customer solution

UNIT4 creates, develops, markets and delivers a wide range of business software products and related services that enable customers to embrace even the most frenetic ongoing business change. The UNIT4 Multivers product is an ERP application focused on handling the financial administration of small and medium businesses. And is used by more than 18.000 organizations in the Netherlands and Belgium. The product was first released in 1995, and counts more than 700 forms and 200 reports. It uses UNIFY SQLBase as its database engine, with customer databases exceeding 2 GB in size. In 2006 the application was launched in a hosted Citrix environment, known as UNIT4 Multivers Online. This environment since then grew to serve more than 4000 customers and 13.000 databases. In this session UNIT4 will show how they approached this, the pitfalls they encountered and how they can be changed from a weakness to a strength. SQLBase is known to not scale well to hundreds of concurrent users. By dynamically creating SQLBase server instances we can scale out to serve thousands of concurrent application users. Each having their own private SQLBase server instances hosting their own databases. UNIT4 Multivers Online is now one of our key successes in the cloud market.

.NET Explorer and .NET exception handling

The .NET Explorer of TD 6.1 has received a major refresh. This session will go through the enhancements available in the .NET explorer and the generated library interfaces and the session will also cover the enhanced .NET exception handling that comes with TD 6.1.

SQLBase Future Discussion

Talk to the Unify CTO, Product Manager, Development Managers and Developers to find answers to your SQLBase questions and provide your feedback and wishes for future SQLBase releases.

Creating dazzling business graphics using the new charting control

Graphics Server is history! Learn how to use the rich and powerful features of the new Charting Control in TD 6.1 like a huge choice of Chart layouts, animation of Charts, exporting Charts to image files or as Excel.xls files. The new Charting Control works on both Win32 and on .NET. And the best, the new control is backward compatible with the old graph control, so no code changes unless you want to use the new features of the new Charting Control.

Using .NET WPF controls

Want to use Google Maps in .NET WPF applications? Or other powerful WPF Controls that enhance visual representation of data and increase usability. Many free and commercial WPF controls are out there for you to use. Learn how to place WPF controls on TD windows and how to interface to the .NET control from within your Team Developer code.

Best practice with TD 6

“Best practice” – from source code update to a .NET app. Multi-year experience from MD Consulting with modernization of “Gupta” and “Centura” applications

Calling .NET classes from Team Developer

Since the introduction of Team Developer 6.0 developers can call .NET classes from their TD code, regardless of whether the code is running on Win32 or .NET. In this session you see and learn how to call .NET classes from Team Developer including how to use the .NET Explorer that creates the interface AXL-Libraries that TD uses to call .NET classes.

Upgrade your existing application to .NET WPF

Quickly learn the steps required to upgrade existing TD Win32 applications to .NET WPF applications. It isn’t that hard really.

Upgrade your existing application to .NET WPF

Quickly learn the steps required to upgrade existing TD Win32 applications to .NET WPF applications. It isn’t that hard really.

Deploying applications to WPF Browser – security, certification, configuration

Become an instant expert in deploying WPF browser apps. Learn how the deployment wizard works. Learn how to use certificates to sign a software release. Learn how to deploy WPF Browser apps inside a domain and externally to the internet. Learn what users need to do to be able to run WPF Browser apps.

 

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