Integrated Information Support System (IISS). Volume 8. User Interface Subsystem. Part 26. Rapid Application Generator User Manual.
Carol Morenc, Frances Stafford
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Carol Morenc, Frances Stafford
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Abstract : This manual describes the Application Definition Language and the process used for translating textural definitions of interactive database applications into programs that access selected database information resident in the Common Data Model (CDM). These data are accessible through the IISS Neutral Data Manipulation Language. To generate an application, you must first use the Application Definition language to define the application. You then go through several runtime steps to generate the executable application program from the application definition. This manual describes the syntax of the language and how to run the application generator and produce the executable. Keywords: Computer aided manufacturing.
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Abstract : This manual describes the Application Definition Language and the process used for translating textural definitions of interactive database applications into programs that access selected database information resident in the Common Data Model (CDM). These data are accessible through the IISS Neutral Data Manipulation Language. To generate an application, you must first use the Application Definition language to define the application. You then go through several runtime steps to generate the executable application program from the application definition. This manual describes the syntax of the language and how to run the application generator and produce the executable. Keywords: Computer aided manufacturing.
Key concepts: Generator (circuit theory), Volume (thermodynamics), Computer science, User interface, Human–computer interaction, Interface (matter), Operating system, Physics