mv.NET: Core Objects
Core Objects
provides a foundation for the whole
mv.NET product suite.
As such it
provides:
| A set of database-resident routines |
| Connection (Session) Pooling |
| Developer utility tools |
| A feature-rich mv-centric .NET class library |
As well as providing a huge range of features for the developer, these features are also leveraged heavily by many of the other parts of mv.NET.
The Core Objects class library offers an immensely rich series of classes, providing a MultiValue-centric database access paradigm for the developer to utilize. No pre-processing of your MultiValue account is necessary before using Core Objects - you can be up and running out of the box in literally 15-20 minutes!
Developers can access and work on all parts of their MultiValue data accounts using the GUI utilities provided by Core Objects. Maintaining dictionaries, editing programs and entering test data via automatically generated dictionary driven input screens being just a few of the many time-saving features offered by the product.
Core Objects Main
Feature Set
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Robust,
scalable, high-performance
database connection management Built right into the heart of the product is a high-performance connection pooling component called the 'Session Manager'. This Session Manager offers proven pooling performance and sits at the centre of your application deployment. It assures effective use of your database licenses and quick, robust and scalable connection allocation and recycling. |
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Support
for all MultiValue databases Core Objects supports most of the major MultiValue databases on the market. Please consult us if you have any queries in this area. |
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A Class
Library instantly familiar to
the MultiValue developer The Core Objects class library (this is the component that you reference from within your Visual Studio project) provides an unprecedented range of features. It combines both familiarity for the MultiValue aware developer with the ability take full advantage of the powerful .NET framework. |
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Support
for stateless applications In recognition of the fact that many applications need to exist within a stateless environment (for example, web applications and web services), Core Objects provides several features that alleviate the coding burden often incurred in such environments. |
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Windows
component/application invoking
from DataBASIC Turning traditional client-server on its head, Core Objects offers the ability for DataBASIC (i.e. database resident) code to trigger actions within the Windows environment. This is perfect for situations such as the need to dynamically synchronize server data with, say, Outlook mailbox data, or the ability to launch Windows-based document creation and printing from within green-screen applications. |
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Advanced "Fetch on Demand" data
retrieval technology In many client-server applications, fetch-on-demand, or lazy loading as it is sometimes referred to, is a valuable feature for improving the performance of an application from an end-user's perspective. This capability is woven into the data retrieval mechanisms of Core Objects providing all of the advantages with no extra programming effort on behalf of the developer. |
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Complete Development from Visual
Studio .NET and VS2005 Sophisticated Visual Studio.NET add-in, featuring both systems management and developer-centric functionality. The mv.NET plug-in functionality has been substantially enhanced with VS.NET integrated help to provide greater intellisense and dynamic help support within the product. |
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Essential developer utilities Core Objects supplies a range of essential utilities for the .Net developer, enhancing your ability to quickly and effectively design, code, debug and deploy your .NET application. |
Related Links
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mv.NET Main Page |
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Architecture |
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Solution Objects |
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Adapter Objects |
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Documentation |
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Download 30 Day Evaluation |
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mv.NET Flyer (PDF) |
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