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.NET 8 & UniVerse

  • December 11, 2023
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Last time long long ago, during vb6 and asp classic time, we are using UVDK/UniObjects to call UV routines for our front end..

What are the options now ? is there any newer version of UniObjects for the latest .NET ? 

thank you.



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Koon MIng Fong
Mr
P & O Global Technologies SDN. BHD.
KUALA LUMPUR MY
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Paul Chang
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  • December 12, 2023

Last time long long ago, during vb6 and asp classic time, we are using UVDK/UniObjects to call UV routines for our front end..

What are the options now ? is there any newer version of UniObjects for the latest .NET ? 

thank you.



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Koon MIng Fong
Mr
P & O Global Technologies SDN. BHD.
KUALA LUMPUR MY
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The latest U2 Toolkit 3.1.1 client supports .NET 6 or later versions. It includes a lot of .NET sample codes during installation.



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Paul Chang
Principal Technical Support Engineer
Rocket Internal - All Brands
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Last time long long ago, during vb6 and asp classic time, we are using UVDK/UniObjects to call UV routines for our front end..

What are the options now ? is there any newer version of UniObjects for the latest .NET ? 

thank you.



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Koon MIng Fong
Mr
P & O Global Technologies SDN. BHD.
KUALA LUMPUR MY
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You need the Rocket U2 Toolkit - that has a UniObjects protocol compatible with the old UO. There are several versions for different levels of .NET but also a .NET Standard 2.x that will work across versions (.net and .net core). 

Are you using Windows Forms?



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Brian Leach
Director
Brian Leach Consulting
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Paul Chang
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  • December 12, 2023

You need the Rocket U2 Toolkit - that has a UniObjects protocol compatible with the old UO. There are several versions for different levels of .NET but also a .NET Standard 2.x that will work across versions (.net and .net core). 

Are you using Windows Forms?



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Brian Leach
Director
Brian Leach Consulting
Chipping Norton GB
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There is one video of my YouTube channel to explain about migration from UniObjects, UniObjects for .NET to U2 Toolkit.  Here is the web link - https://youtu.be/GGamLfwDy4s



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Paul Chang
Principal Technical Support Engineer
Rocket Internal - All Brands
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  • December 12, 2023

You need the Rocket U2 Toolkit - that has a UniObjects protocol compatible with the old UO. There are several versions for different levels of .NET but also a .NET Standard 2.x that will work across versions (.net and .net core). 

Are you using Windows Forms?



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Brian Leach
Director
Brian Leach Consulting
Chipping Norton GB
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Sorry late to the party - didn't see Paul's response.



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Brian Leach
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  • December 13, 2023

The latest U2 Toolkit 3.1.1 client supports .NET 6 or later versions. It includes a lot of .NET sample codes during installation.



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Paul Chang
Principal Technical Support Engineer
Rocket Internal - All Brands
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Thank you Paul..

Will be downloading the Toolkit



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Koon MIng Fong
Mr
P & O Global Technologies SDN. BHD.
KUALA LUMPUR MY
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You need the Rocket U2 Toolkit - that has a UniObjects protocol compatible with the old UO. There are several versions for different levels of .NET but also a .NET Standard 2.x that will work across versions (.net and .net core). 

Are you using Windows Forms?



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Brian Leach
Director
Brian Leach Consulting
Chipping Norton GB
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Hi Brian,

No more windows forms...will probably be .NET blazor



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Koon MIng Fong
Mr
P & O Global Technologies SDN. BHD.
KUALA LUMPUR MY
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  • December 14, 2023

Hi Brian,

No more windows forms...will probably be .NET blazor



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Koon MIng Fong
Mr
P & O Global Technologies SDN. BHD.
KUALA LUMPUR MY
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In that case it may also be worth taking a look at some of the more web centric protocols and tools available, such as using MVIS for RESTful calls. These may play more nicely with the asynchronous and sessionless model of a Blazor or similar web app.



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Brian Leach
Director
Brian Leach Consulting
Chipping Norton GB
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In that case it may also be worth taking a look at some of the more web centric protocols and tools available, such as using MVIS for RESTful calls. These may play more nicely with the asynchronous and sessionless model of a Blazor or similar web app.



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Brian Leach
Director
Brian Leach Consulting
Chipping Norton GB
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Hi Brian,

That will be an option.

Are you using it ? how is the performance...? last time we tried the SQL MV...the performance was horrible...

But problem is our old asp classic app is highly tied with Dynamic arrays....



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Koon MIng Fong
Mr
P & O Global Technologies SDN. BHD.
KUALA LUMPUR MY
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