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Archiving
Performing time-stamped selective backups. |
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This example shows how to implement a backup tool that let you select which files are to be archived, build a zip package
containing all those files, add a time-stamp to the package filename and then move the package to its final destination. |
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Dialog Sequence
Implement a sequence of dialogs that the user can step through, back and forward, remembering the selections made by the user. |
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This example shows how to implement a sequence of input dialogs, which can be useful while implementing setup procedures, forms of
different kinds and similar. |
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Web Monitor
Monitor information extracted from web pages |
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This example shows how to implement a monitor tool that can focus on a particular detail in a web page, visualize it in a
monitor window,, periodically look for changes in it and warn when they happen. Three different approaches are demonstrated. |
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Web Whiteboard
Build your own Web Whiteboard
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This example shows how to set up an environment that allows a person you are discussing with, via phone or chat, to see
on his screen what you are doing in one specific window on your computer, in real time. Since what is transferred is the window image, it can contain
anything: text, diagrams, images, etc. |
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Instant Web Publish
Publish on a web page the image you just took with your mobile. |
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This example shows how write and install on a mobile unit equipped with a camera, a script that uploads and publishes on
the web the latest token image. As more images are published, the web page will grow automatically, without limits. |
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Server Logs Visualization
Extract and visualize info from a Windows Server IIS log files. |
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This example shows how to extract, narrow, format and then download from a Windows Server information gathered from IIS
log files.
In this particular implementation, the extraction of selected info from the IIS log files is performed by the server, and then only the formatted (narrowed)
information is downloaded from it. |
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Embedded Remote Scripts
Example of embedded remote scripts. |
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This example shows how to implement a script containing embedded remote scripts which travel along a chain of connected
units, until the final unit is reached, where the embedded code is executed and the wanted information is collected. Then, the information is sent back to
the originator unit, in the reverse way, and displayed on screen.
Not really a useful script, just a way to illustrate how nesting of remote scripts works. |
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