DotNet components

📄️ DotNet (.NET) components

DotNet (.NET) is a Microsoft software framework that supports of a variety of programming languages. These include C#, F#, C++, (a modern version of) Visual Basic, and JavaScript.

📄️ C# component Example 1: Event log

component Example 1: Event log

📄️ C# component Example 2: Tracer

component Example 2: Tracer

📄️ C# component Example 3: External DLL

component Example 3: External DLL

📄️ C# component Example 4: Cookie enabled HTTP client

component Example 4: Cookie enabled HTTP client

📄️ JavaScript components

A JavaScript component is an RDMI component for which the Program Source is expressed in the JavaScript language.

📄️ UBlend components

A UBlend component is an RDMI component that allows you to execute a USoft Blend script by calling a component.

📄️ Visual Basic components

A Visual Basic component is an RDMI component for which the Program Source is expressed in Visual Basic. Visual Basic (VB) is a programming language associated with the .NET framework.

📄️ Web Service Client components

A Web Service Client component is an RDMI component that allows you to call a SOAP service. This may be a third-party SOAP service or a SOAP service that you have previously defined in USoft Service Definer.

📄️ XSL Stylesheets components

An XSL Stylesheets component is an RDMI component that allows you to apply an XSLT 1.0 transformation, or a sequence of XSLT 1.0 transformations, to an input XML document.

📄️ XSL Stylesheet component example: Creating a PDF report

You can use a USoft XSL Stylesheets component to instantly create a PDF report from data retrieved from a Rules Engine.

📄️ DotNet-USoft data provider

There are two ways you can use application data in a .NET component defined in USoft Definer:

📄️ Component references and inheritance for dotNet

You can have a dotNet component 'A' refer to a dotNetcomponent 'B'. Such a reference allows you to use the methods and variables of 'B' in calls to 'A'.