Sunday, February 29, 2004
Getting the most from C++BuilderX
"Looking for the sharpest IDE on the block? C++BuilderX shreds development time by putting smart wizards and templates at your fingertips. Add class browsing and stylish source code history, and you’ve got a tool to transform any novice code cutter into Edward Scissorhands."
Check out David Williams' C++BuilderX tutorial
Saturday, February 28, 2004
Borland Java Development Newsletter - February 2004
The February edition of the newsletter contains the very latest and greatest information, news and links on everythinr Java related.
Save up to $3,750 by going to a Delphi 8 User Group
The special user group offer on Delphi 8 is potentially worth up to $3,750.
Everyone who shows up at one of these events get a coupon, with which you can buy up to 5 licenses of Delphi 8. The rebate offer is 25% on Delphi 8 Architect and Enterprise, and 15% on Delphi 8 Professional.
The $3,750 maximum savings is calculated on the $750 savings per license if you buy 5 new user licenses of Delphi 8 Architect.
More on the Delphi 8 User Group tour here
Friday, February 27, 2004
Danny on coming fixes in Delphi 8 update 2
From: "Danny Thorpe"
Newsgroups: borland.public.delphi.non-technical
Subject: Re: D8 = Disappointment. Is Delphi dead or dying?
Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2004 18:42:43 -0800
"Nelson F." wrote:
> We tried to do a simple crystal report demo - display a
> report - with Delphi 8 and it failed miserably.
Importing the CrystalDescisions assemblies with the Delphi compiler has been
fixed and will be released in the upcoming web update 2 for Delphi 8.
The import failure was caused by the Delphi compiler not expecting to find
an assembly internal (private) type used as the function result of a public
method of a public class in the CrystalDecisions metadata.
-Danny
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