What's new:
-
Can now
be used
as a
shell
for
creating
your own
ACE
plugin

-
Sample
code
that
shows
how to
add your
own API
commands
to ACE
Server

ACE-Test is
a sample
program that
shows how
you can
easily write
your own
program to
send
commands to
ACE (client
and/or
server) and
to receive
commands and
events from
ACE (client
and/or
server).
The
interface
method is
through DDE
or COM. You
can write
your own
program that
runs on the
ACE Server
PC or any
ACE Client
PC. You
then have
full access
to your
program from
the ACE
Server
and/or any
ACE Client
using the
network
capabilities
built into
ACE.
Read the
readme.txt
file
included
with the
ACE-Test
program for
a full
discussion
of what is
needed to
create a DDE
or COM link
to ACE.
Then examine
the ACE-Test
source code
to see it in
action. If
you have
never
implemented
DDE or COM,
you will see
that it is
not very
hard at
all.
Feel free to
use any or
all of the
ACE-Test
source code
in your own
program.
If you
create a
program that
provides
functionality
you think
other ACE
users will
benefit
from, please
consider
submitting
your program
for
inclusion in
the ACE
eXchange
page. This
page lists
various
programs
that ACE
users have
created to
enhance the
capabilities
of ACE.
The file
api32.txt
that is
included
with the ACE
Client and
Server
programs
details each
command that
can be sent
to ACE.
ACE-Test DDE
and COM
examples
were written
in VB6 SP5
and do not
use any
special
controls.
Thus, they
should load
fine in any
version of
VB6, and
possibly
VB5.
Download
ACE-Test
DDE example
(9k)
Download
ACE-Test
COM example
(5.7k) -
version
1.1.2 March
22, 2003
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