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UI: Using the UI with Delphi

Posted on May 03, 2004 at 09:04 PM 27 Views

I've been testing the UI SDK with Delphi and it seems that a lot of functionality is lost when the UI type library is imported into Delphi. Many of the object/interface properties become read-only, hence some of the objects/interfaces lose a tremendous amount of their usefulness. For example, the ComboBox.ValidValues property is read-only in Delphi, hence making the ComboBox almost unusable. Actually nearly all objects/interfaces which has a ValidValues property has this property set to read-only

Has anyone else using Delphi come across the same problem when using the UI SDK? I've used the DI SDK quite happily in Delphi, but UI SDK is proving to be quite a different story.

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    Posted on May 11, 2004 at 01:44 PM
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    Hi Lita Teng

    As we are currently investigating the Delphi problems,

    I ask you to post a reply to the question posted in this forum regarding the Delphi version you're using.

    please refer to message:"SAP Business One - SDK Consult: What is the Common Delphi Version used?"

    Thanks

    Yaniv G.

    SDK Consultant,

    SAP Manage Israel.

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      May 11, 2004 at 08:54 PM

      Hi Yaniv,

      I've posted the Delphi version to the forum listed. However I am now investigating using the UI SDK with C#, due to our workload we cannot afford to wait for the Delphi issues to be resolved, but getting this fix would be great for other Delphi users.

      Regards, Lita

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