Hi,
We are finally upgrading to the latest and greatest version of MFG, which means that we are looking at our current customisations and deciding if we need to keep them or retire them. There are some fairly heavy pieces of code that I dont see working at all well in the new .NET UI as ABL code being fed from the server so I am coming to the conclusion that perhaps these features would be best written in something like C# and run as a plugin, which should give me the extra functionality that I need to get the task done.
Has anyone successfully written their own plugin for .NET UI? It doesnt have to be C#, I dont mind looking at any .NET code to try and get to grips with the task. At the moment I am finding it a little hard to start with the lack of documentation from all of the QAD resources that I have available to me.
TIA,
James.
We are finally upgrading to the latest and greatest version of MFG, which means that we are looking at our current customisations and deciding if we need to keep them or retire them. There are some fairly heavy pieces of code that I dont see working at all well in the new .NET UI as ABL code being fed from the server so I am coming to the conclusion that perhaps these features would be best written in something like C# and run as a plugin, which should give me the extra functionality that I need to get the task done.
Has anyone successfully written their own plugin for .NET UI? It doesnt have to be C#, I dont mind looking at any .NET code to try and get to grips with the task. At the moment I am finding it a little hard to start with the lack of documentation from all of the QAD resources that I have available to me.
TIA,
James.