Microsoft Embedded Visual C++ 3.0 Download
Kenneth Calimlim
embedUrl - The URL of the report that contains the visual that you're embedding. This URL becomes the source of the HTML iframe element that contains the embedded visual. Specifically, the API assigns the URL to the src attribute of the iframe. You can use a Report API to obtain this URL. Two examples are:
By default the updateFilters API will apply visual level filters when embedding a single report visual.This can cause a conflict with filters applied in the embed configuration object, as these are applied at the report level.To fix this issue, you can set the filters level with the API:
The version of Visual Studio you should use depends of the version of Windows Embedded Compact you plan to run on your modules.
If you plan to run Windows CE 6 or Windows Embedded Compact 7 then you need to use Visual Studio 2008, if you plan to run Windows Embedded Compact 2013 then you can use Visual Studio 2013 or Visual Studio 2015.
For Visual Studio 2008 you need, at least, the Professional version of Visual Studio. Development for embedded devices is not supported in the express version.
You may use the Community edition of Visual Studio 2013, but this version (that is feature-comparable with the Professional one) has some licensing limitation about the scope of your project and the size of your company and development team.
You can have them installed side by side on your development machine, the only thing you need to do is to setup VS2008 first and then VS2013/VS2015.
We provide SDKs that you can install to develop your application targeting our modules:
Operating System Support
If you need to develop applications you need just the SDK (for Visual Studio 2008) or the SDK and Application Builder (for Visual Studio 2013/2015) available here:
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If you need to build a Windows Embedded Compact OS image using our BSP you need to install also Platform Builder. Platform Builder is OS-version specific and you need:
The embedded instance of the Open VSX registry that runs in the plugin-registry pod of Che to support air-gapped, offline, and proxy-restricted environments. The embedded Open VSX registry contains only a subset of the extensions published on open-vsx.org. This subset is customizable.
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