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   04-23-2003, 12:00 AM
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DC examples
Originally Posted By: zoom<sumesh.nair@flytxt.com>

Hi

I have been trying to write a wrapper for DC to run under .NET and connect
to an Oracle database. I have tried running the examples provided on an
earlier post with subject "DynamiCube on a WinForm" but I haven't been able
to get it to work.
I am quite new to all this and was wondering whether there are other
examples out there. Can some point me in the right direction or share some
examples written in vb or .NET connecting to an Oracle db.

Thanks in advance
zoom



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Re: DC examples
Originally Posted By: Lucas \(DD\)<dynamicube.support@datadynamics.com>

Zoom, :)

You can download our latest beta build here:
ftp://ftp.datadynamics.com/dynamicube/beta/DCBeta2531029.exe and it offers a
sample of using ADO.NET Dataset to populate a cube in Unbound mode. In this
sample I simply used the SqlConnection object along with SqlDataAdapter
class to fill the DataSet, but you could very well use the OleDbConnection
object with the OleDbDataAdapter just as well (or any thing that implements
the IDataAdapter/IConnection interfaces). I hope this has helped. Please let
me know if you have further questions or concerns.

Lucas
DD Support


"zoom" wrote in message
news:sUs4HiZCDHA.1404@dynaweb.datadynamics.com...
> Hi
>
> I have been trying to write a wrapper for DC to run under .NET and connect
> to an Oracle database. I have tried running the examples provided on an
> earlier post with subject "DynamiCube on a WinForm" but I haven't been
able
> to get it to work.
> I am quite new to all this and was wondering whether there are other
> examples out there. Can some point me in the right direction or share some
> examples written in vb or .NET connecting to an Oracle db.
>
> Thanks in advance
> zoom
>
>



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Re: DC examples
Originally Posted By: zoom<sumesh.nair@flytxt.com>

Thanks Lucas......made some small changes and worked great. I am currently
evalutating the product and would like to clarify a few things.

Could you give me an overview on what has been done with the ActiveX control
to work in .NET. Did you create a wrapper and if so how or does .NET do it
for you automatically.

With the old download of DC there was a WindowsApp which pretty much showed
the power of DC. I quite remember there was an export to excel feature and a
charting feature as part of it.. I am assuming these features were done
using COM interop and GDI+. Do you have some sample code that generates the
dataset to export, depending on what was selected?

If I do decide to buy DC, are there any issues if I use DC under .NET and
how does the licencing work under .NET? Do I just add the license file as
part of the release?

Thanks in advance again
Zoom



"Lucas (DD)" wrote in message
news:9ER9a6ZCDHA.1404@dynaweb.datadynamics.com...
> Zoom, :)
>
> You can download our latest beta build here:
> ftp://ftp.datadynamics.com/dynamicube/beta/DCBeta2531029.exe and it offers
a
> sample of using ADO.NET Dataset to populate a cube in Unbound mode. In
this
> sample I simply used the SqlConnection object along with SqlDataAdapter
> class to fill the DataSet, but you could very well use the OleDbConnection
> object with the OleDbDataAdapter just as well (or any thing that
implements
> the IDataAdapter/IConnection interfaces). I hope this has helped. Please
let
> me know if you have further questions or concerns.
>
> Lucas
> DD Support
>
>
> "zoom" wrote in message
> news:sUs4HiZCDHA.1404@dynaweb.datadynamics.com...
> > Hi
> >
> > I have been trying to write a wrapper for DC to run under .NET and
connect
> > to an Oracle database. I have tried running the examples provided on an
> > earlier post with subject "DynamiCube on a WinForm" but I haven't been
> able
> > to get it to work.
> > I am quite new to all this and was wondering whether there are other
> > examples out there. Can some point me in the right direction or share
some
> > examples written in vb or .NET connecting to an Oracle db.
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> > zoom
> >
> >
>
>



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   04-25-2003, 12:00 AM
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Re: DC examples
Originally Posted By: Lucas \(DD\)<dynamicube.support@datadynamics.com>

Zoom,

Thanks for the posting. The .NET sample does not include any exporting code.
All the exporting in VB6 was done with external code, therefore it would be
required to provide the same functionality for the .NET version of the
control. Another option might be to actually wrap up the exports into a
single dll or ocx and include it as a dependency. The class
(DynamiCubeExports.CLS) is included with the samples and it would be VERY
easy to do this. ;)

As for our licensing, we offer royaltee free distribution. Our license
aggreement is located in our help file. Let me know if you have further
questions or concerns.

Lucas
DD Support


"zoom" wrote in message
news:eTR#uPoCDHA.1564@dynaweb.datadynamics.com...
> Thanks Lucas......made some small changes and worked great. I am currently
> evalutating the product and would like to clarify a few things.
>
> Could you give me an overview on what has been done with the ActiveX
control
> to work in .NET. Did you create a wrapper and if so how or does .NET do it
> for you automatically.
>
> With the old download of DC there was a WindowsApp which pretty much
showed
> the power of DC. I quite remember there was an export to excel feature and
a
> charting feature as part of it.. I am assuming these features were done
> using COM interop and GDI+. Do you have some sample code that generates
the
> dataset to export, depending on what was selected?
>
> If I do decide to buy DC, are there any issues if I use DC under .NET and
> how does the licencing work under .NET? Do I just add the license file as
> part of the release?
>
> Thanks in advance again
> Zoom
>
>
>
> "Lucas (DD)" wrote in message
> news:9ER9a6ZCDHA.1404@dynaweb.datadynamics.com...
> > Zoom, :)
> >
> > You can download our latest beta build here:
> > ftp://ftp.datadynamics.com/dynamicube/beta/DCBeta2531029.exe and it
offers
> a
> > sample of using ADO.NET Dataset to populate a cube in Unbound mode. In
> this
> > sample I simply used the SqlConnection object along with SqlDataAdapter
> > class to fill the DataSet, but you could very well use the
OleDbConnection
> > object with the OleDbDataAdapter just as well (or any thing that
> implements
> > the IDataAdapter/IConnection interfaces). I hope this has helped. Please
> let
> > me know if you have further questions or concerns.
> >
> > Lucas
> > DD Support
> >
> >
> > "zoom" wrote in message
> > news:sUs4HiZCDHA.1404@dynaweb.datadynamics.com...
> > > Hi
> > >
> > > I have been trying to write a wrapper for DC to run under .NET and
> connect
> > > to an Oracle database. I have tried running the examples provided on
an
> > > earlier post with subject "DynamiCube on a WinForm" but I haven't been
> > able
> > > to get it to work.
> > > I am quite new to all this and was wondering whether there are other
> > > examples out there. Can some point me in the right direction or share
> some
> > > examples written in vb or .NET connecting to an Oracle db.
> > >
> > > Thanks in advance
> > > zoom
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>



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