C++ API Library Setup - Revision history

Dina at 08:01, 8 July 2020

2020-07-08T08:01:27Z

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	~~Decompress the downloaded archive to a destination folder of your choice. In the root folder '''CommitCRM-CPP''' you’ll find two solution files:~~

	* '''~~CommitCRM~~-CPP-2008.sln''' – for Visual Studio 2008		== Headline text ==
	* '''~~CommitCRM~~-CPP-2010.sln''' – for Visual Studio 2010		Decompress the downloaded archive to a destination folder of your choice. In the root folder '''CRM-CPP''' you’ll find two solution files:

			* '''CRM-CPP-2008.sln''' – for Visual Studio 2008
			* '''CRM-CPP-2010.sln''' – for Visual Studio 2010

	Depending of what version is installed on the local computer, open the one or the other solution file.		Depending of what version is installed on the local computer, open the one or the other solution file.
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	The distributed files are plain source files (there are no precompiled files included), so you’ll have to rebuild the whole solution.		The distributed files are plain source files (there are no precompiled files included), so you’ll have to rebuild the whole solution.

	After everything is compiled, locate the '''sample1.cpp''' file in the '''Sample1''' project and ensure that '''config.~~CommitDllFolder~~''' and '''config.~~CommitDbFolder~~''' point to the correct paths on your computer (<your-server>\~~CommitCRM~~\ThirdParty\UserDev and <your-server>\~~CommitCRM~~\Db accordingly)..		After everything is compiled, locate the '''sample1.cpp''' file in the '''Sample1''' project and ensure that '''config.DllFolder''' and '''config.DbFolder''' point to the correct paths on your computer (<your-server>\RangerMSP\ThirdParty\UserDev and <your-server>\RangerMSP\Db accordingly)..

	The file has many comments explaining each step, we recommend examining '''sample1.cpp''' source file before executing the compiled program. In a nutshell, the sample will search for an account (if it doesn’t find it, it will create new one), and then demonstrates adding/searching for a ticket and adding/listing charges.		The file has many comments explaining each step, we recommend examining '''sample1.cpp''' source file before executing the compiled program. In a nutshell, the sample will search for an account (if it doesn’t find it, it will create new one), and then demonstrates adding/searching for a ticket and adding/listing charges.

	To use the library in your own project you’ll have to link to the '''~~CommitLib~~.lib''' (the static library will be created after compiling the source code) and add the Source folder to the '''INCLUDE''' path for your compiler (this is already done for the '''Sample1''' project).		To use the library in your own project you’ll have to link to the '''CRMLib.lib''' (the static library will be created after compiling the source code) and add the Source folder to the '''INCLUDE''' path for your compiler (this is already done for the '''Sample1''' project).

	[[C%2B%2B_API\|Back to ~~CommitCRM~~ C++ API Page]]		[[C%2B%2B_API\|Back to RangerMSP C++ API Page]]

Dina at 17:05, 21 March 2020

2020-03-21T17:05:27Z

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	To use the library in your own project you’ll have to link to the '''CommitLib.lib''' (the static library will be created after compiling the source code) and add the Source folder to the '''INCLUDE''' path for your compiler (this is already done for the '''Sample1''' project).		To use the library in your own project you’ll have to link to the '''CommitLib.lib''' (the static library will be created after compiling the source code) and add the Source folder to the '''INCLUDE''' path for your compiler (this is already done for the '''Sample1''' project).

	[[~~CommitCRM_C~~%2B%2B_API\|Back to CommitCRM C++ API Page]]		[[C%2B%2B_API\|Back to CommitCRM C++ API Page]]

Robert at 13:35, 1 September 2013

2013-09-01T13:35:19Z

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	The distributed files are plain source files (there are no precompiled files included), so you’ll have to rebuild the whole solution.		The distributed files are plain source files (there are no precompiled files included), so you’ll have to rebuild the whole solution.

	After everything is compiled, locate the '''sample1.cpp''' file in the '''Sample1''' project and ensure that '''config.CommitDllFolder''' and '''config.CommitDbFolder''' point to the correct paths on your computer (<your-server>\~~Commit~~\ThirdParty\UserDev and <your-server>\~~Commit~~\Db accordingly)..		After everything is compiled, locate the '''sample1.cpp''' file in the '''Sample1''' project and ensure that '''config.CommitDllFolder''' and '''config.CommitDbFolder''' point to the correct paths on your computer (<your-server>\CommitCRM\ThirdParty\UserDev and <your-server>\CommitCRM\Db accordingly)..

	The file has many comments explaining each step, we recommend examining '''sample1.cpp''' source file before executing the compiled program. In a nutshell, the sample will search for an account (if it doesn’t find it, it will create new one), and then demonstrates adding/searching for a ticket and adding/listing charges.		The file has many comments explaining each step, we recommend examining '''sample1.cpp''' source file before executing the compiled program. In a nutshell, the sample will search for an account (if it doesn’t find it, it will create new one), and then demonstrates adding/searching for a ticket and adding/listing charges.

Sheli at 13:58, 24 June 2011

2011-06-24T13:58:35Z

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	The distributed files are plain source files (there are no precompiled files included), so you’ll have to rebuild the whole solution.		The distributed files are plain source files (there are no precompiled files included), so you’ll have to rebuild the whole solution.

	After everything is compiled, locate the '''sample1.cpp''' file in the '''Sample1''' project and ensure that '''config.CommitDllFolder''' and '''config.CommitDbFolder''' point to the correct paths on your computer.		After everything is compiled, locate the '''sample1.cpp''' file in the '''Sample1''' project and ensure that '''config.CommitDllFolder''' and '''config.CommitDbFolder''' point to the correct paths on your computer (<your-server>\Commit\ThirdParty\UserDev and <your-server>\Commit\Db accordingly)..

	The file has many comments explaining each step, we recommend examining '''sample1.cpp''' source file before executing the compiled program. In a nutshell, the sample will search for an account (if it doesn’t find it, it will create new one), and then demonstrates adding/searching for a ticket and adding/listing charges.		The file has many comments explaining each step, we recommend examining '''sample1.cpp''' source file before executing the compiled program. In a nutshell, the sample will search for an account (if it doesn’t find it, it will create new one), and then demonstrates adding/searching for a ticket and adding/listing charges.

Goran at 07:49, 20 June 2011

2011-06-20T07:49:48Z

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	* '''CommitCRM-CPP-2010.sln''' – for Visual Studio 2010		* '''CommitCRM-CPP-2010.sln''' – for Visual Studio 2010

	Depending of what version is installed on the local computer, open the one or the other solution file~~. The distributed files are plain source files (there are no precompiled files included), so you’ll have to rebuild the whole solution~~.		Depending of what version is installed on the local computer, open the one or the other solution file.

	After everything is compiled, locate the '''sample1.cpp''' file in the '''Sample1''' project and ensure that '''config.CommitDllFolder''' and '''config.CommitDbFolder''' point to the correct paths on your computer. The file has many comments explaining each step, we recommend examining '''sample1.cpp''' source file before executing the compiled program. In a nutshell, the sample will search for an account (if it doesn’t find it, it will create new one), and then demonstrates adding/searching for a ticket and adding/listing charges.		The distributed files are plain source files (there are no precompiled files included), so you’ll have to rebuild the whole solution.

			After everything is compiled, locate the '''sample1.cpp''' file in the '''Sample1''' project and ensure that '''config.CommitDllFolder''' and '''config.CommitDbFolder''' point to the correct paths on your computer.

			The file has many comments explaining each step, we recommend examining '''sample1.cpp''' source file before executing the compiled program. In a nutshell, the sample will search for an account (if it doesn’t find it, it will create new one), and then demonstrates adding/searching for a ticket and adding/listing charges.

	To use the library in your own project you’ll have to link to the '''CommitLib.lib''' (the static library will be created after compiling the source code) and add the Source folder to the '''INCLUDE''' path for your compiler (this is already done for the '''Sample1''' project).		To use the library in your own project you’ll have to link to the '''CommitLib.lib''' (the static library will be created after compiling the source code) and add the Source folder to the '''INCLUDE''' path for your compiler (this is already done for the '''Sample1''' project).

			[[CommitCRM_C%2B%2B_API\|Back to CommitCRM C++ API Page]]

Goran at 11:33, 18 June 2011

2011-06-18T11:33:58Z

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	Decompress the downloaded archive to a destination folder of your choice. In the root folder '''CommitCRM-~~CSharp~~''' you’ll find two solution files:		Decompress the downloaded archive to a destination folder of your choice. In the root folder '''CommitCRM-CPP''' you’ll find two solution files:

	* '''CommitCRM-~~CSharp~~-2008.sln''' – for Visual Studio 2008		* '''CommitCRM-CPP-2008.sln''' – for Visual Studio 2008
	* '''CommitCRM-~~CSharp~~-2010.sln''' – for Visual Studio 2010		* '''CommitCRM-CPP-2010.sln''' – for Visual Studio 2010

	Depending of what version is installed on the local computer, open the one or the other solution file. The distributed files are plain source files (there are no precompiled files included), so you’ll have to rebuild the whole solution.		Depending of what version is installed on the local computer, open the one or the other solution file. The distributed files are plain source files (there are no precompiled files included), so you’ll have to rebuild the whole solution.

	After everything is compiled, locate the '''~~Program~~.cs''' file in the '''Sample1''' project and ensure that '''config.CommitDllFolder''' and '''config.CommitDbFolder''' point to the correct paths on your computer. The file has many comments explaining each step, we recommend examining '''~~Program~~.cs''' source file before executing the compiled program. In a nutshell, the sample will search for an account (if it doesn’t find it, it will create new one), and then demonstrates adding/searching for a ticket and adding/listing charges.		After everything is compiled, locate the '''sample1.cpp''' file in the '''Sample1''' project and ensure that '''config.CommitDllFolder''' and '''config.CommitDbFolder''' point to the correct paths on your computer. The file has many comments explaining each step, we recommend examining '''sample1.cpp''' source file before executing the compiled program. In a nutshell, the sample will search for an account (if it doesn’t find it, it will create new one), and then demonstrates adding/searching for a ticket and adding/listing charges.

	To use the library in your own project you’ll have to ~~reference~~ the '''CommitLib.~~dll~~''' (the ~~DLL~~ will be created after compiling the source code).		To use the library in your own project you’ll have to link to the '''CommitLib.lib''' (the static library will be created after compiling the source code) and add the Source folder to the '''INCLUDE''' path for your compiler (this is already done for the '''Sample1''' project).

Goran at 11:29, 18 June 2011

2011-06-18T11:29:23Z

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	<in ~~progress>~~		Decompress the downloaded archive to a destination folder of your choice. In the root folder '''CommitCRM-CSharp''' you’ll find two solution files:

			* '''CommitCRM-CSharp-2008.sln''' – for Visual Studio 2008
			* '''CommitCRM-CSharp-2010.sln''' – for Visual Studio 2010

			Depending of what version is installed on the local computer, open the one or the other solution file. The distributed files are plain source files (there are no precompiled files included), so you’ll have to rebuild the whole solution.

			After everything is compiled, locate the '''Program.cs''' file in the '''Sample1''' project and ensure that '''config.CommitDllFolder''' and '''config.CommitDbFolder''' point to the correct paths on your computer. The file has many comments explaining each step, we recommend examining '''Program.cs''' source file before executing the compiled program. In a nutshell, the sample will search for an account (if it doesn’t find it, it will create new one), and then demonstrates adding/searching for a ticket and adding/listing charges.

			To use the library in your own project you’ll have to reference the '''CommitLib.dll''' (the DLL will be created after compiling the source code).

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