This plug-in is still in development and can be used for free until 31st March 2010.
* WriteBlobMBS(data as blob, path as string) as string Path must be native path and should only contain ASCII characters. Or reads the file from the given path and returns the content as blob. * ReadBlobMBS(data as blob, path as string) as blob * RemoveAccentsCaseInsensitiveMBS(text as string) as string * RemoveAccentsMBS(text as string) as string Returns soundex string for the given text. In this very first version of our plugin, we have 5 functions which may be very helpful for you: NICKENICH, Germany (January 7th, 2010) - Monkeybread Software starts plug-in development for REAL Server, the SQL database sever from REALsoftware. MonkeyBread Software starts plug-in development for REAL Server All transparently and you can see this source code and modify it if you like.Īnd if the WSDL changes, you just rerun our tool to get new code which you can add to your project. In the background our code creates XML code from your function call, sends that code to the server, receives an answer, parses the answer and returns the result to you. So I got my own tool which not just enables SOAP in a REALbasic application, but also provides methods and classes so you can use the webservice as if you had it running as part of your application. But they are limited and I decided not to use them. So now we have a SOAP Kit in stock.īasicly you can do webservices from REALbasic with the built in SOAP classes. Recently another customer needed a solution for SOAP, so I decided to polish it even more and make a product from it. Later I got another customer with SOAP needs, so the tool was rewritten and handled the WSDL files from both customers. Last year I developed a quick and dirty Tool to create REALbasic code for a WSDL for a customer. I personally learned a few new things about the plugin writing I think every serious REALbasic developer should simply read it to learn a few facts and to remember later where to lookup some things. On the end I can say that I read this book this weekend and it was a pleasure. Of course not everything is up to date as Aaron talks in a few articles about things fixed long ago, but as a REALbasic user for more than 10 years who knows a few of the bugs he mentions, it is very interesting to read why this bug existed and how it was fixed.Īnother good story in the book you should read is how Aaron came to REALsoftware. How the compiler handles your code and why things are like they are. Things you learn there is how REALbasic works behind the scenes. Actually it is a collection of articles from his blog, but although I read the blog for years, I did find a lot of interesting articles, I did not know about before.
This is a very good book with over 500 pages. Got a new book: Ramblings on REALbasic Thanks to friend in the US, I got a copy of Aaron Ballman's book "Ramblings on REALbasic".
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