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Visual Studio Integration
Posted: 17 Mar 06 9:33 AM
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Re: Visual Studio Integration
Posted: 17 Mar 06 10:55 AM
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There is no Visual Studio integration per se for SalesLogix (at least not in this version  ), however there are some things you can do to use VS with SalesLogix in a limmited capacity.
You can debug scripts in VS, basically VS registers itself as a debugger on the system, if you choose to have VS debug on error it will ask to launch the debugger for you and load the script in question. At any time, however, you can attach to the SalesLogix process from VS to see what scripts are executing, set break-points, see the call stack, variables, etc etc etc. But this does not mean that you can edit (or create) the scripts there. You can only debug them (they are read only in the debugger).
So...
1) Debugging in VS....Yes
2) Creating or editing scripts/plugins in VS....No
3) Creating .NET forms and launching in SLX....Yes
I really don't like VBScript, so any chance I can develop in .NET and just integrate things into the client I do it. By far the way to go IMO. In v7 there will be native support for building .NET form and code in VS and loading them into SLX, although it is somewhat limited (don't expect the same way you can just create an activeform in architect now)
-Ryan |
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Re: Visual Studio Integration
Posted: 17 Mar 06 12:14 PM
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Re: Visual Studio Integration
Posted: 17 Mar 06 1:45 PM
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fiogf49gjkf0d You can attach to the SLX process from inside of VS (is that what you mean by "call the application to run within the VS enviorment"?)
To attach to SLX, open VS (no need to open a solution/project) and then go to "Tools" and then "Attach to Process". Then find "SalesLogix.exe" in the list of running processes, select it and click "Attach". Now you are attached to SLX. From here you'll want to open the Script Explorer window by going to "Debug", "Windows", and then "Script Explorer" (or CTRL+ALT+N). This will show you all script documents loaded by SLX (unfortunately they'll all be named "blank"). You can double-click on any of them to see the VBScript code. Set break points as needed, execute commands in the immediate window, see the locals loaded as they run, set watches, view the call stack etc. But as I said before, you'll only be able to debug these scripts, not modify them or anything.
Does that help
-Ryan |
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Re: Visual Studio Integration
Posted: 21 Mar 06 3:20 PM
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For viewing and debugging scripts at runtime, attach the process (as Ryan described). The COM interface is different from the debug attachment used by the Active Scripting engine.
However, to modify scripts you will need to access the Data BLOBs in the Plugin table. Doing so outside of Architect or Bundler/Administrator is unsupported by Sage; do so at your own potential demise. |
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