Knowledge base/DWP Framework

[Karan]

• I like to know if progress has got any Knowledge base center and if so what is the link, can I find any Available solution’s to my problem based error id or error msg.

2. What is DWP framework that progress is talking?

Thanks, k.:blush:

 

[Lee Curzon]

Knowledgebase:
http://progress.atgnow.com/esprogress/categoryBrowse.do


DWP:
http://www.netsetup.nl/


HTH

 

[Casper]

Hi,

1 U can also download the knowledgebase:
http://www.progress.com/support/resources/knowledge_center/download_solutions/index.ssp

2. The company NetSetup is specialised in building frameworks. DWP is made for performance and works with a repository database for the UI. Essentially there are 2 programs with dwp 1 UI.p (User interface) and 1 BL.p (Bussinuss Logic) they have a renderer for the UI. DWP is a way to easy make your (legacy) application n-tier. They've also build a renderer which generates a .net interface. So with dwp it's also possible to make an application with a .net interface without having to do the c# stuff. Pretty cool. For more detailed information contact netsetup: www.netsetup.nl. Or ask at dwp@peg.com

HTH,

Casper.

 

[joey.jeremiah]

Boy, there's no short of frameworks in Progress.

They sort of exploded, ever since the introduction of dynamic objects, or a more complete set of dynamic objects since v9 to be more precise.

Not just Dynamics or what was previously MIP's DynaMax and NetSetup's DWP. Just about every software house website I visit I come across a new framework.

I also know of a WebSpeed framework "Progress Professional Services, UK" ( from what I understand the main Progress distributor in the UK, not PSC ) has developed and are selling, though I can't remember the name.

Just recently I spoke to Brynjar Hasle who developed his "JukeBox" framework

http://217.8.138.173/JukeBox/JukeBoxOverview.html

 

[Lee Curzon]

I also know of a WebSpeed framework "Progress Professional Services, UK" ( from what I understand the main Progress distributor in the UK, not PSC ) has developed and are selling, though I can't remember the name.

PS:eScript.

It's central point (I believe, still looking into it) is to separate business from UI logic in Webspeed apps. Always a good thing.
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