| Demonstration Program Description |
Directory |
| Quickstart - basics of storing and retrieving persistent objects.
This is the example in Chapter 2 of the user guide. |
install_dir/examples/quickstart
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Another basic example of using PSE Pro. It consists of several
console programs. Change to the directory (cd) and enter nmake /f
win.mak test. |
install_dir/examples/hello2
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A basic example of using PSE Pro as used in Writing
Applications with PSE Pro for C++: A Guide for the First-Time User.
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install_dir/examples/restaurant/basic_os
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An example of using the PSE Pro collections facility as used in
Writing Applications with PSE Pro for C++: A
Guide for the First-Time User.
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install_dir/examples/restaurant/coll_os
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Using the MFC library with PSE Pro and building with the MSDEV IDE.
This example uses the original MFC libraries, and not the
persistified MFC SDK, which is available by FTP. |
install_dir/examples/mfc
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Building a simple drawing tool with PSE Pro. This program is built
with the MSDEV IDE. The framework was generated with the PSE Pro for
C++ AppWizard. |
install_dir/examples/osdraw
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Using PSE Pro and ObjectStore in the same application. |
install_dir/examples/ostore
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Using a persistent binary tree. This is the example used in the
tutorial documentation. |
install_dir/examples/phone
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Visual C++ Scribble example modified to use PSE Pro instead of object
serialization as its persistence mechanism. It uses the CPSEDocument
class, which is shipped with PSE Pro. CPSEDocument is
available by including cpsedoc.h and linking against osmfc.lib
(or osmfcd.lib in debug mode). This example uses the original
MFC libraries, and not the persistified MFC SDK, which is available
by FTP. |
install_dir/examples/pse_scribble
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Performing simple schema evolution |
install_dir/examples/schema_evol
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Using collections |
install_dir/examples/coll
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Using dictionaries |
install_dir/examples/dict
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