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Monthly Archives: October 2017
More Gemstone/S Talks at next ESUG ?
I have a wish, that there might be a Gemstone/S day at ESUG next year – with more content/presentations/Talks around that product. Perhaps user cases, how development is done and what has been achieved over the years ? I know … Continue reading
PUM and Documentation – C# and Sandcastle
When creating models with PUM there were places where the user could type-in text for documentatation purposes. Actually this was only meant to be ASCII text, but today we moved away from that and now we are moving towards the … Continue reading
PUM and Gemstone/S – Missing Pieces – Persistent Shared Counter
I added support for persistent shared counter objects available in the Gemstone/S system. Due to the limited number of such objects in the database (around 1500) the usage is normally done only in singletons or cases like this. For the … Continue reading
PUM and Sencha ExtJS – Missing Pieces – the calendar model
When working with the JS library ExtJS from Sencha, you may have noticed, that with the Premium version you get support for a calendar widget and model and descriptions how to implement the server side. I added helper methods to … Continue reading
PUM – VA Smalltalk 9/64 bit
Well, porting was done within one hour – feels and smells like VA 8.6.3, but now with 64 bit !
Elections and Gemstone/S again
Last weekend we had general elections in Germany – and most of you may know the results. Located at the ARD-Hauptstadtstudio for five days we collect all needed results for the main broadcaster ARD and around 15 other tv-studios in … Continue reading
PUM – User Changeable calculated attribute
After the introduction of simple calculated attributes I had the need to introduce user changeable calculated attributes – with a default source code defined by the modelling tool – but via API calls the user can change this code with … Continue reading
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