The "Component_Basket" component is used to manage an order basket in a WebDev site.
The component is used to:
1/Display the content of the browser in an independent browser
2/Add, modify or delete elements
3/List the content of the basket

The "DocRequest" component is used to manage a documentation request (brochure, question, and so on) in a WebDev site.
The component is used to:
1/Enter a documentation request
2/Save a documentation request
3/Send the documentation request

The Schedule component allows you to display an hourly schedule or a weekly schedule in a WebDev page.
The PersonXXX functions are used to manage the contributors and the TaskXXX functions are used to manage the tasks assigned to the contributors.
The example named Component_Schedule_-_Example illustrates the use of this component.

The PayPal component allows you to include PayPal payment buttons in your WebDev pages.
WW PayPal - Example presents the use of the PayPal component.

This example handles the WinDev component named 'Login Management Component'. The following elements are accessible in the component:
- a window named 'Login_Window_Identification' (visible in the graph of the project and bordered by a green outline): this window is used to identify a user, to modify the list of users and to modify the password of a user.
- a set of procedures named 'LoginManagement' required to configure the identification (file password, number of attempts, adding users by programming...

(component for interfacing with the Falcon device of PSC, Inc.)

In the industrial word or in the retailer world (management of stocks, production monitoring, orders, deliveries, and so on), some Pocket PCs include devices and hardware features such as:
- a scanner of bar codes
- a numeric or alphanumeric keyboard
- a camera
- ...

The Pocket Falcon component allows you to access all the features of the Pocket PCs FalconTM. It becomes easily to develop applications that use the above-mentioned technologies

This example handles the WinDev component named FaxComponent.
The following elements are accessible in the component:
-> a set ot procedures named "FaxManagement" required to send the fax.

The content of the document to fax can be:
1) A text entered in RTF format via the procedure named EditFax()
2) The content of a file whose name is passed to the procedure named SendFax()

Notes:
-> The technical documentation of the component is available from "Workshop .. Component .. List of components included in the project .. Description".
-> The project used to view the sources code of this component is available from .\Components\Sample Components\WD Sending Fax\FaxComponent-Source
-> Each call to a component element is preceded by "// Call to the component".

Caution: this component requires Windows 2000 or XP.

This example presents the use of the PC File Picker component that allows you to select one or more files found on the Pocket PC from a PC.

WD WIFI - Example presents the features of the WD WIFI component.
The WD WIFI component is used to:
- list the network cards available on the current computer
- list the available WIFI networks
- find out the quality of the WIFI signal
- retrieve information about a WIFI connection
This program operates in Windows XP from Service Pack 2, in Windows Vista and in Windows Server 2008.
For Windows XP SP2, a Windows corrective must be installed from the following address:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=fr&FamilyID=52A43BAB-DC4E-413F-AC71-158EFD1ADA50

An image is worth a thousand words. Annotating an image is used to specify the important elements of an image.
This enables you to modify an image by inserting text, by drawing lines, by erasing part of the image, by highlighting the main elements of the image, and so on.

The 'Display Image' component proposes all these features and it is very easy to use!
No procedure, two windows take care of everything.

(component for interfacing with the hardware developed by Symbol Technologies, Inc.)

In the industrial world or in the retailer world (management of stocks, production monitoring, orders, deliveries, and so on), some Pocket PCs have been equipped with devices and hardware features such as:
- a scanner of bar codes
- a numeric or alphanumeric keyboard
- a camera
- ...

The Pocket Symbol component is used to access all the features of the Pocket PCs SymbolTM. It becomes easy to develop applications that use the above-mentioned technologies

This example handles the Pocket PC component named 'Pocket Login Management'. The accessible elements are:
-> a 'Login_Window_Identification' window (visible in the project graph and bordered by a green line): This window is used to identify a user, to modify the list of users and to modify the password of a user.
-> a set of procedures named 'LoginManagement' required to configure the identification (file password, number of attempts, addition of users by programming)

Notes:
-> The technical documentation of the component is available from 'Workshop .. Component .. List of components included in the project .. Description'.
-> The project used to view the source code of this component is available from .\Components\Sample Components\Pocket Login Management\
-> Each call to a component element is preceded by '// Call to the component'

This example presents the use of the PC DirPicker component that allows you to select a directory found on the Pocket PC from a PC.

This example presents the use of the Communication component.
This component is used to establish a communication between two distinct applications.
These two applications can be found:
- Either on remote computers
- Or on the same computer
If the applications are found on two distinct computers, the component uses the sockets (WLanguage SocketXxx functions) to communicate.
If the applications are found on the same computer, the component uses the Windows messages to communicate

This example handles the component named WD Search Engine. The element accessible in the component is a set of procedures ("SearchEngine") required to index the documents and to perform searches within these documents.
Notes:
- The technical documentation of the component is available from: "Workshop .. Component .. List of components imported into the project .. Description".
- The project used to view the source code of this component is available from the following directory: ".\Components\Sample components\WD Search Engine\WD Search Engine - Source"

The Photocopier component enables you to photocopy documents via a scanner and a printer. The scanner must be Twain-compatible in order for the component to operate.
This component can be used in two modes:
- With an interface used to define some parameters such as the lightness or the number of copies.
- Without interface. The parameters of the computer will be used by default. You also have the ability to pass custom parameters

Pocket Directory Picker - Example
This example presents the use of the Directory Picker component for Pocket PC.

The Scanner component is used to digitize a document via a user-friendly interface. The following parameters will be asked to the user:
- the type of the document: mail, magazine, and so on
- the use of the digitized document: use on Internet/Email, printout, and so on
According to this information, the Scanner component uses the relevant format (GIF, JPEG, BMP) and properties (resolution, type of color encoding, and so on) in order to get the best possible result.

This example corresponds to the source code of the WDL that must be installed on the SOAP server in order to check the "SoapGMTComponent" example.
It is used to implement the time on a computer from another one that contains a SOAP server and that contains this WDL.

The Chart_GANTT component is used to display a GANTT chart in a memory table or in a window included in the component.
A GANTT chart is used to:
- display a schedule
- display a scheduling (flowshop; jobshop)

This example handles the "SoapGMTComponent" of WinDev.
The accessible element in the component is a set of procedures named "pSoapGMT".
It is used to establish the connection to a Web server via the SOAP protocol, in order to return the system date and time of this server.
In order to establish the connection to this server, the IP address of the server is requested below.
If no IP address is specified, the IP address of the current computer will be used.
The system date and time are then displayed into two static controls.

This example presents the use of the PAXAR component.
This component enables you to use the features of the bar code reader and the features of the printers made by PAXAR.
Reading a bar code:
- Two methods can be used to read a bar code:
- Via a CallBack function (found in the host project that is called when the bar code is received)
- Via Windows events that eo not have to be managed. The bar code is sent via WM_CHAR messages, a little bit like if the bar code was entered on the keyboard. All you have to do is position the cursor in an edit control to retrieve the bar code.
Printing a label:
- Several methods can be used to print a label:
- A "label" file was created with the software supplied by PAXAR. In this case, all you have to do is call bPrintFile()
- A "label" file was created with the software supplied by PAXAR with "tagged" data, I.e. the data that must be replaced during the printout. In this case, all you have to do is call bPrintFile().

This application is an example for using the Pocket GPS component.
The following data is returned by the component:
- the longitude: angle between a point found on the Greenwich meridian and a given position in relation to the center of the Earth
- the latitude: angle between a point found on the equator and a given position in relation to the center of the Earth
- the vitesse: movement speed in km/h
- the altitude: altitude in relation to the sea level
To operate, this example requires a GPS device that complies with the NMEA standard.

This example presents the use of the PrintModel component.
This component is used to manage a list of printout models.
A printout model groups the different parameters of the printout (Portrait/Landscape, Color/W&B, Number of copies, and so on)
With this component, no need to configure the printouts whenever you want to print.

This example presents the use of the "WD Glossary" component.
It allows the users of an to classify and store the frequently used sentences.
This component allows the users of an application to easily access a customizable "Glossary". All the glossary entries can be classified in a tree structure.

The GANTT_Chart component is used to display a GANTT chart in a memory table or in a page included in the component.
A GANTT chart allows you to:
- display a timetable
- display a scheduling (flowshop; jobshop)

This example presents the use of the DataLogic component.
This component enables you to use the features found on the Jet device.
It includes the management of bar codes, the read/write operation on RFID chips, the management of an imager, the management of a BlueTooth device, the management of lights, the management of system parameters and the management of WIFI networks

This example presents the use of the PrintSpooler component
This example enables you to easily print a report by proposing to the user the printers that are the least used currently.
It uses the PrintSpooler component to configure the printout on the least used printer.

This example presents the use of the GraphicList component.
This component is used to list the errors, the warnings and the information messages in a graphic list.
Managing a graphic list in an internal window.
This internal window enables you to:
- display different types of information in a list
- manage a date and time stamp in a list
- hide or redisplay information in a list

This example is used to generate an image coded according to the specified parameters.
It uses the supercontrol named SC_IMAGEPASS.
This supercontrol is used to display a password in a blurred image.
This feature is useful when registering "human" users. It is used to avoid the automatic registrations via robots, ...

The GANTT_Chart component is used to display a GANTT chart in a memory table or in a page included in the component.
A GANTT chart allows you to:
- display a timetable
- display a scheduling (flowshop; jobshop)

This example explains how the list of last opened documents can be added to the application menu.
This insertion is performed via a class proposed in the "LastDocuments" component.
Four code lines are sufficient to insert the list of last opened documents into an existing application.
These processes can be found in:
- the declaration code of the global variables of the main window,
- the code of the OpenDocument procedure,
- the code of the menu options "File 1" to "File 10".
The example has been simplified regarding the number of features (text files only) in order to highlight the use of the component.

This example presents the use of the Countries of the World component.
The Countries of the World component contains the list of countries as well as the capital, the currency, the dialing code, the flag and the time zone. For some countries, you will also find the states, the regions and DOM/TOM.

The FloatingHelp component is used to display temporary information to the user without disturbing his work.
Different from a BalloonTip, the floating help requires no icon in the taskbar. It can be displayed in any window, including your WinDev windows.
"WD Floating windows - Example" presents the features of the FloatingHelp component.

This example presents the interfacing of a tactile screen that can replace the standard keyboard.
This keyboard enables you to use a WinDev application on a computer not equipped with a keyboard.

This example, via the use of a component, allows you to perform all types of searches in an RTF control.
You have the ability to find:

- the words written in bold,
- the words written in italic,
- the words written in a specific color,
- a character string containing specific words.

The EmailAssistedInput component enables you to easily enter emails.
The example of the component enables you to specify the email addresses of several customers.
The assisted input uses the information found on the customer form to help you enter the emails.

The 'Calculating HyperFileSQL statistics' component is used to maintain the HyperFileSQL index statistics updated without programming.

Include the component in your project and it automatically recalculates the index statistics if necessary.

The options for operating the component can be modified by ModifyOptions.

Be default, the component:
- calculates the statistics whenever the application is closed
- calculates the statistics for the data files whose last statistical calculation was performed more than 30 days ago
- uses the HyperFileSQL setting performed in your application (HyperFileSQL Classic, HyperFileSQL C/S, use of HChangeDir or HSubstDir, HPass, ...)

In the Windows explorer, the directories can be directly renamed from the treeview that lists the folders.
Renaming a treeview element is child's play.
The TreeVeiw control of WinDev does not allow you to enter the captions of a treeview directly from the treeview.
The EditableTreeView component proposes an internal window that solves this problem.
With the EditableTreeView component, the TreeView control includes branches that can be renamed, deleted or added natively.
This example presents the use of the EditableTreeView component. It simulates a directory explorer

The "WD Managing Logs - Example" project presents the use of the WD Managing Logs component.
This component is used to configure the runtime logs for an application:
- number of log files that must be stored,
- maximum size of each log file,
- information that must be logged.
This example simulates different processes to illustrate the management of the logs files (.wlog files).

This example presents the use of the SystemInfo component.

The following topics are presented in this example:
1/ retrieving information about the operating system
2/ retrieving information about the user
3/ browsing the network neighborhood by programming

Summary of the example supplied with WinDev:
This example presents the features of the SystemInfo component.
When starting the example, a window containing three tabs is displayed.
Each tab presents one of the component features.

1/ Retrieving information about the operating system
The functions supplied in the SystemInfo component (see the documentation for more details) allow you to get information about the operating system and about the computer: version of the system, model and number of processors, amount of memory installed, and so on.

2/ Retrieving information about the user
The SystemInfo component also allows you to find out (on NT, 2000 and XP systems only) the name of the user in session as well as the list of local groups and groups of a domain to which he belongs.

3/ Browsing the network neighborhood by programming
The third feature proposed by the component allows you to browse the network neighborhood of the computer by programming. The information returned depends on the network client used (Microsoft client or Novell client for instance). It is used to list the resources found on the local network: computers, printers, shared drive, and so on.

CAUTION:
The source code of the example and/or component must be modified by an advanced user only.
Indeed, uncontrolled modifications may cause loss of data and/or instability of your system

Did You Know It component - Example

This example presents the use of the 'Did You Know It' component.

The component enables you to define tips for your application and to open a window used to display them.
These tips can be defined by programming or in your client project via the "Documents" found in the "Other" node of the treeview. These documents are included in the library of the executable, so there is no data file.
However, you have the ability to add tips via specific functions included in the component.

The RTF format and the Text format are taken into account by the component.

A check box allows the user to avoid displaying the window.
However, a parameter enables you to force the opening of the window.

Several applications may share the data when they are started at the same time. In this case, you need to share a memory zone. This memory zone will allow all the started applications to share the information.

The SharingMemory component is an educational example. It is used to share and store a password in memory. Each application that includes this component will be able to know the stored password.

Specific features:
The SharingMemory component can be adapted to store other data than a password. In this case, you will have to modify the component in order to modify the size of the structure and the structure itself used to share the data in memory.

This example handles the component named SearchEngineComponent. The element accessible in the component is a set of procedures ("SearchEngine") required to index the documents and to perform searches within these documents.
Notes:
- The technical documentation of the component is available from: "Workshop .. Component .. List of components imported into the project .. Description".
- The project used to view the source code of this component is available from the following directory: ".\Components\Examples components\WD Search Engine\WD Search Engine - Source"

The PayBox component is used to implement a secure payment in a WebDev site.
This example enables you to test this solution via a test account.

Example of the WD SQL Connection component

This example presents the features of the SMS component.
This component is used to send SMSs via a simple Internet connection.

Example for using the WD Bank Holiday component

Limiting an application may be very useful.
Indeed, you may want to create an application that will be used as trial version.

The Limitation component enables you to limit an application:

- Limitation regarding the duration (Application limited to 30 days)
- Limitation regarding the number of computer computer (Application that can be run on a single computer only)
- Limitation regarding the number of users (Application cannot be run by more than n users.

Example for the WD Pickers component

Example for using the BalloonTip component

A BalloonTip is an advanced tooltip. In most cases, this BalloonTip is displayed over an icon found in the status bar.
A BalloonTip is used to display information to the user without interrupting his work (when the application is in background or minimized in the "Systray" of Windows for instance).
Unlike the dialog boxes displayed by the WLanguage functions (Info, Warning or Error), a BalloonTip is not locking. It is used to display messages whose importance and type can be configured.
In most cases, a BalloonTip is made of:
- an icon used to identify the type of the message displayed
- a title
- a «Close» button
- a specific message.
It can also accept a specific process when a click is performed on its displayed area. This type of process is optional. It is used for instance to display a window, to run a specific process, and so on.
The BalloonTip component is used to manage the display of a BalloonTip. The component is used to:
- display a BalloonTip in the status bar (by using the Windows APIs in Windows Me, 2000 and XP, and by using a clipped WinDev window in the other systems).
- display a BalloonTip at a specified position
- display a BalloonTip according to the position of a control in a window.

Also called "TableView", the extended tables are used to display hierarchical information in a table.

These extended tables are often used in the messaging software to list the messages and their answers as well as the date, time and author of the messages.

The Extended Table component is used to enhance the features of the WinDev tables in order to associate the display of a treeview with the display of a table.

Caution: This example only operates on the Windows systems equipped with the
NT technology (Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows VISTA).
This example does not operate in the 9x systems (Windows 95, 98, Me).

This example presents the use of the component for managing the logs of system events.
The following topics are presented in this example:
1/ viewing the events stored in the logs of Windows
2/ adding elements to the application log of Windows

Summary of the example supplied with WinDev:
This example explains how to use a component for viewing and modifying the system logs
of Windows (NT technology)

The AssistedDirectoryInput component helps you enter a directory path or a file path in an edit control.

An internal window enables you to:
- Enter a directory path on a PC
- Enter a file path on a PC
- Enter a directory path found on a Pocket PC
- Enter a file path entered on a Pocket PC

Each one of the internal windows is handled as an edit control.

The example named "WD Assisted directory input - Example" presents the use of these 4 internal windows

Example of WD Agent component

Example for using the Visual Memory Zones component

This example presents the use of the Intermec component.
This component enables you to emulate the reader of bar codes as well as the imager (device for capturing images) of an Intermec device.
CAUTION: This example cannot operate without the "WDIntermec.dll" DLL found in the exe directory of the component and example.

The Pocket Signature component allows you to easily include a 'Signature' control in your WinDev Mobile applications.

With Internet growing rapidly, the applications communicate between themselves. Several communication functions (email, FTP, Web services, sockets, and so on) are supplied with WinDev.
Implementing a communication system in an application may be a complex operation. The Server Socket component is used to simplify the use of the server functions for managing the sockets.
With the Server Socket component, there is no need to manage the startup of a server or the acceptation of the client connections. Only the dialog with the client(s) must be manged by yourself.
With he Socket Server component, there is no need to manage the connection to any server. Only the dialog with the server must be managed by yourself