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- | XMLGREP utility to search and replace in your source code |
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- | Uniface 8 upgrade wizard to automatically fix many common proc code faults during Uniface 8 migration |
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- | Improved storage format for the Paint Tableau which improves diff and merge capabilities |
Search and Repalce anything in your source code
Click here for more detailed information on XMLGREP. Perform complex migration tasks easily
Click here for more detailed information on Uniface 8 migration management features of UD6 1.03 and UD6 Option Pack. This is the key to being able to use any Version Control / Configuration
Management tool. Once your source code is controlled by PVCS, CVS,
ClearCase eChange Man etc, you can easily revert to any previous
version of your code, and even report on the differences between
versions. However, due to the way which Uniface encrypts the 'form paint
tableau' of a FORM Component, changes to the position, size and
attributes of objects on the screen can be difficult to distinguish,
until now.
What no other solution offers The March Hare UD6 Option Pack has the ability to convert the form
paint tableau to and from XML, and many other formats. When UD6/CMtool is used in conjunction with the UD6 Option Pack DLL,
the form paint tableau is converted into human readable XML tags,
and a simple 'picture' of the form using HTML. Now merging or differencing changes to the layout of Uniface form components is simple. Additionally when you open the component's XML file in Internet Explorer
5 you can literally see what the form component looks like, and
when you open the XML file in an editor, you can easily alter the
size, placement and attributes of any painted object. March Hare also provide a complete range of consultancy services
to assist you in implementing your configuration management and/or
Uniface solutions. Please visit our consultants
page for more information. Read more about Uniface Version Control - UD6/CMtool and UD6 Option Pack are available for all Uniface
supported platforms
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