DISD 2016 – Current Agenda Sessions
Sessions will be taking place on February 26th and 27th from 9:00am to 5:00pm.
- RFID Application Demonstration
- Mark Powers, J. Renee
- .Net-DataFlex Integration
- Mark Mowers, Springfield Armory
- DataFlex 18.X Overview
- Stephen W. Meeley, Data Access Worldwide
- Using Advanced HTML5 Forms in a Web Application
- John van Houten, Data Access Worldwide
- Working with the Latest Data Dictionaries
- John Tuohy, Data Access Worldwide
- When confused, think small
- John Tuohy, Data Access Worldwide
- DataFlex developers tend to work with very large applications. When they need to create, extend, maintain, debug and understand a part of an application, they will want to work with a smaller component. This is supported as a central part of the framework – it has always encouraged the use of views and dialogs as standalone reusable components. However, even a view or a dialog can be a fairly large component. In this session, John will review this process and show how the Studio can be used to take this down to an even more granular level. This is the technique we use internally to test new features, track down bugs.
- Building a Search Using SQL Filters
- Harm Wibier, Data Access Europe
- DataFlex for WordPress
- Harper Carr of J. Renee, Chuck Atkinson of Data Access Worldwide
- Android Application Demonstration
- Mike Anthony
- An Android application developed using DataFlex Web Services that is “loosely connected” by caching data until the app is once again connected.
- Down-n-Dirty Dynamic AI Reporting
- Dan Walsh
- Dan will show how he uses Dynamic AI Reporting as a debugging and support tool.
- Working with Complex Web Services
- John Tuohy, Data Access Worldwide
- A session focusing on the kinds of things developers need to know when a web service doesn’t “just work”.
- But I Can’t Use Blue…
- Stephen W. Meeley, Data Access Worldwide
- Some very basic instruction to help developers understand the DF_Flat_Touch theme, and how to adjust it to a different color scheme.
- Building Fast and Secure Web Applications Using Mertech Evolution API Server
- Oliver Nelson, Mertech Data Systems
- Mertech Evolution API Server allows companies to integrate applications on a global scale without complex infrastructure or software. It enables developers to rapidly and cost-effectively transition existing Windows desktop applications to a service-based model by leveraging the power of APIs. Evolution’s real power comes from its support of cross-language development. Whether you are an independent software vendor transitioning to a SaaS model or corporate IT unifying your development efforts, Evolution gives you the capability of integrating legacy apps with newer apps developed in mainstream programming languages.”
- Round Table discussion of DataDictionaries
- What does what, dos and don’ts, tips and tricks, and sneaky ways of
doing things that DAW never intended for us to do. Bring your questions
& thoughts, as this will be a chance for everyone to ask and answer. - Moderated by Garret Mott
- What does what, dos and don’ts, tips and tricks, and sneaky ways of
- EDI (Electronic Data Interchange)
- Mark Powers, J. Renee
- Overview and demonstration of EDI, how it works and what it does.
The agenda is currently being developed. If you have a topic that you would like to suggest, or a presentation that you would like to present please feel free to contact the Agenda Coordinator.