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Cycla Software Articles |
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The following articles were written by Cycla Corporation and are of general interest (i.e., are not specific to Cycla software systems). White papers that apply only to Cycla's systems are available in a separate list.
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"Use Web Connection to Bring Visual FoxPro Applications
to the Web", by Randy Pearson, FoxPro Advisor, August 1998 issue.
This article presents a product review of West Wind Web Connection, Version 2.51.
The article covers the requirements for using the product, describes the
type of developer for who the product is suited, and shows developers the basics of how the
product can be used in conjunction with Microsoft Visual FoxPro to develop Web-based
applications. FoxPro Advisor magazine is published by Advisor Publications
(http://www.advisor.com/). Check out the
simple web application
discussed in that article.
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"Gain a Backdoor into Your Applications with
CODEBLCK.PRG", by J. Randy Pearson, FoxTalk, December 1994 issue.
This article presents a FoxPro 2.6 "runtime code block interpreter" written
by Mr. Pearson that allows uncompiled blocks of code to be processed at runtime.
The FoxTalk magazine is published by Pinnacle Publishing
(http://www.pinpub.com/). You can
download the CODEBLCK.PRG program itself, which
is in the public domain and is heavily commented, directly from us. There
is now also a Visual FoxPro 5.0 version with many new functions and capabilities
included in our "Visual CodeBlock Toolkit".
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"Using FoxPro's SQL to Query Databases",
by J. Randy Pearson, contains introductory and intermediate information in
lesson format on learning how to use the FoxPro 2.6 SQL SELECT statement
to query databases.
- "GENSCRNX References Notes", by J. Randy Pearson, is a companion reference to the GENSCRNX public domain FoxPro utility written by Ken Levy while at Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).
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