Brendan instead of using the ActiveX factory u could look at doing the comms by web services
this would be a more open architecture ! it's the old problem of how to map the Cache class to the client class with Web Services you can get the WSDL from Cache and create client side classes also it means that the comms happen in a chunk (transaction) rather than piecemeal Peter On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 11:27:26 +0800, "Brendan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > hi, > We are going to start a new development project with development tool >VB.net and > Cache4.1.16. We have several questions following: > > 1)For .Net development, Cache provides ActiveX method to communicate with >.Net tools. But it seems that the real class instance is on Cache >Server-side and there is no class reference on client side. So when I use >VB.net instantiate Cache class, there is no reference information like >properties or method helping information after I type "." or "->" following >object. We like to know is there any method or technology from Intersystems >to resolve this issue? > > Also I wonder how can we use C# language to develop with Cache Class? >There is no type information with client side yet. > > 2)For document provided by Cache installation, the ActiveX methods to >manipulate classes in Cache only have : New, Open, OpenId, Sys_save, >Sys_close. What about other method in ActiveX such as : delete? There is >Mumps method but no ActiveX mappings. > > Thanks, > Brendan >
