jbase and vb.net

[David Grenfell]

Hi guys:
 
I am going to attend the mv.net webinar this week, but in the meantime I have pulled out my vb.net 2003 and have created a couple of forms.
 
What is the product I need to add the extended variables to vb to allow me to access my jbase files.  I did this once for one form many years ago but have forgotten the name of the product.  I know this is a lot of work but it makes for a more economical producct for my end users.
 
Dave

[Simon]

David

You can either use jRCS for "raw" access to the data or mv.net which gives you much better data integration within the dotnet environment.

Starting from scratch as you are, I would recommend mv.net.

Regards
Simon

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[David Grenfell]

Thanks Simon.   I don't remember any licensing in the past, but probably due to the fact that I only ever tried it for a single user and ran in demo mode.
 
Dave
 

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Date: Sun, 16 Oct 2011 19:25:20 +0100
From: si...@dmservices.co.uk
To: jb...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: jbase and vb.net

[Simon]

Both jrcs and mv.net are cost add-on's for jBASE.

mv.net is the more expensive, but should save you a lot of your development time.

Regards
Simon

On 16/10/2011 20:19, David Grenfell wrote:m

[acleda]

Hi Simon, do you have any document on how mv.net access via jBase?

Now I want to develop reporting system that is separate from T24
system.

acleda

On Oct 17, 2:39 am, Simon <si...@dmservices.co.uk> wrote:
> Both jrcs and mv.net are cost add-on's for jBASE.
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> mv.net is the more expensive, but should save you a lot of your
> development time.
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> Regards
> Simon
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> On 16/10/2011 20:19, David Grenfell wrote:m
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> > Thanks Simon.   I don't remember any licensing in the past, but
> > probably due to the fact that I only ever tried it for a single user
> > and ran in demo mode.
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> > Dave
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[Simon Verona]

You need to speak to jBASE on this one - I've never used mv.net itself -
I wrote my own library that pre-dates mv.net.

I believe it provides a add-in to vb.net that exposes all the
functionality. It includes a dotnet data provider and an interface for
reporting services.

Not sure this helps much.

Regards
Simon

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[Dick Thiot]

mv.NET is available through Bluefinity (www.Bluefinity.com).  It supports many of the MultiValue database vendors.  The connection depends on the vendor but in the case of jBASE it makes a telnet connection.  Bluefinity is owned by MPower1, the save as jBASE (the marketing/support company as opposed to Temenos).  It is licensed by developer and per each connection to the database.  However, since it supports connection pooling this is not a one-to-one relationship to users.

mv.NET is sold through resellers in the U.S.  I can't speak for other parts of the world.

Dick Thiot

Maverick Systems

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[Tony Gravagno]

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When people say the interface is with telnet, that includes SSH.  jRemote can also be used.  mv.NET is a super-set of that communications pipe, including a lot of great functionality not found anywhere else in this industry.

 

If you are looking for mv.NET licenses for your own development, yes, contact BlueFinity directly.  I'm happy to sell licenses as well, but that's not the main Nebula R&D focus.  If you are also looking for development services, and new interfaces with your systems, I welcome you to contact me.  Depending on your needs I may even refer you back to BlueFinity, our respected partners.

 

To answer the specific question about how mv.NET accesses the database, you are welcome to visit our website for a video showing mv.NET installation and configuration, and another which shows the creation of a ..NET web service using mv.NET to interface with the DBMS.  Because the installation is complex, as part of our value-add, Nebula R&D installs and configures the environment for you, so that you can move forward quickly with your evaluation and development.

 

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From: Dick Thiot

mv.NET is available through Bluefinity (www.Bluefinity.com).  It supports many of the MultiValue database vendors.  The connection depends on the vendor but in the case of jBASE it makes a telnet connection.  Bluefinity is owned by MPower1, the save as jBASE (the marketing/support company as opposed to Temenos).  It is licensed by developer and per each connection to the database.  However, since it supports connection pooling this is not a one-to-one relationship to users.

mv.NET is sold through resellers in the U.S.  I can't speak for other parts of the world.

Dick Thiot

Maverick Systems

On Mon, Nov 28, 2011 at 5:52 AM, Simon Verona  wrote:

You need to speak to jBASE on this one - I've never used mv.net itself - I wrote my own library that pre-dates mv.net.

I believe it provides a add-in to vb.net that exposes all the functionality.  It includes a dotnet data provider and an interface for reporting services.

[HT]

This tool extracts data in tabular format and you can simply upload to a RDBMS.  

It doesn't have all the bells and whistles like mv.net and other solutions but there's no limitations on concurrency usage and relatively inexpensive for an enterprise.

http://eztier.com/web/?p=118 

[John Fenlon]

Why not just use the jBASE SQLSELECT command?

 

john

 

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This tool extracts data in tabular format and you can simply upload to a RDBMS.  

 

It doesn't have all the bells and whistles like mv.net and other solutions but there's no limitations on concurrency usage and relatively inexpensive for an enterprise.

 

http://eztier.com/web/?p=118 

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