You typically do not have to hand-modify the code once it is generated. At the start of the project, there is normally some modification of the templates that s done by hand. And, you will write some custom code, because it really isn't possible to automatically write all of the code for every application. Remember, there is no silver bullet! For simple applications (basically filing and reporting), you might not have to do any hand coding.

We can preserve all of it, but you have to think the problem through. If the modification is something structural, you probably should be modifying the templates, not the application. If it is a matter of custom business logic, you can write it as a module, and use ResQSoft™ Engineer to hook it up to the application being created. In that situation, the code is preserved and re-inserted each time generation is performed.

Again, no, you do not. Quite frankly, ResQSoft™ Engineer can bring you tremendous savings during maintenance. But what we give you is source code, so you can maintain it with whatever Java development tools you'd like to use.

No, you don't. Our only concern in this area is that we don't want ResQSoft™ Engineer to become "shelfware" -- we want you to succeed in using it. We offer training and documentation, of course, but the best way to achieve this objective is to do at least one project where our people work alongside your staff to build a real application in your environment. After that, if you want to do everything yourself, you should be set to go.

No, you don't have to do that, either. If you just ask us to re-develop your application, you pay a fixed price or our normal labor rates and a tool charge, and that's it. Your job gets done, and you can then maintain your code as you would any other body of Java code, if you wish. We bring ResQSoft™ Engineer and our reusable code elements to every job that we do, whether it's new development or re-development.

ResQSoft™ Engineer is written in Java, and is a J2EE compliant application. It is not cost-effective for us to try to secure it and create a downloadable evaluation -- that is much harder in this technology than it would be for a desktop tool written in VB or C++. But we'd be happy to work with you to structure some kind of evaluation effort.

There will come a time when modifying the generated code will be the most direct solution to a special function or need of your application. When you have to do this, just make sure that your modifications are placed within a user code block in the generated code. If you keep your code there, Builder Xcessory will automatically detect it, save it and restore it after you regenerate the code for your user interface.

Yes. The Designer parser has a good understanding of basic Java code and various Swing and SWT patterns. As a result, it is very refactoring friendly and very resilient in the face of hand made changes. You can make changes or add code anywhere you like and Designer will reverse engineer it when possible. You can also refactor the code in almost any conceivable way and Designer will still be able to parse it and render it in the design view.

The code generated by Metastorage can be as good as code written by hand by a human developer because the generator was also hand written by a human developer. The generator is not based on static templates, XSLT (XML Style sheet Transformations) or any other method that is not self-validating. The generator produces MetaL language source code that is validated and compiled before it is outputted in the target language.

The source code of the Hello world! program written in Metal and the generate code in the target languages PHP and Java. A template document definition written in MetaL for generating class documentation independent of the target format.

We wanted to provide the simplest possible start for developers; shipping a complete Java implementation was the easiest way to do that. The custom Java client also has some convenience features such as default values for seldom-used parameters.

SDL stands for Screen Definition Language. It's a very simple way to represent a user interface (screen or report). You can create SDL with a text editor like Notepad, and ResQSoft™ Engineer can turn it into a beautiful, browser-based interface. But we don't try to charge for SDL or restrict its use, anyone can use it. For even more control, we can use HTML the same way we use SDL. Here's an example of SDL... and the associated screen.

When using soap and water there is often not enough time in a busy shift for health care workers to decontaminate their hands before and after every patient contact. DeBug™ is quick and easy to apply, is readily available at the bedside, and is more effective than traditional Hand Hygiene products.

Not really. You can accomplish this somewhat by breaking the route into smaller pieces, setting endpoints at the key vias. You do have to manually chain the gotos when doing this; if you route from A to C via b, when you arrive at B, you have to enter a new GOTO for C. Alternately, just go where you know you want to go and press GOTO twice to make it perform a route recalculation. As you approach B, the odds of it rerouting through B increase.

In the model tree, select a package under which you want to add the new elements, then choose Tools - Import code. If you have a class diagram open, new diagram elements will be added to it. If no diagram is open, new elements are added to the model only. Note that this means import, when you generate the code, new source code files are generated. This code can be synchronized with the model using Analyze command.

In the Build Progress window, click the Whats Next button. You will then be shown some sample code for a WinForms project. For Web projects, we recommend creating a business layer. Click here to see sample code for one class in your business layer and a corresponding WebForm.

Cogencee generates code based on the technique of frames. The frame (consisting of Delphi code) is added to at certain places (slots) to create the output Delphi unit. The Delphi unit is human readable commented code. The Delphi units are then called by your program as required. In the example (downloadable from this site) the amount of resulting Delphi code is 17 times as long as the input grammar file!

Usually, the state pattern describes the state of the context object at any point of time, all we need to do is to protect the state handler object from accepting more than one message at a time. So if more than one thread is sending messages to the same state handler object, The object needs to be protected. So the generated code is not thread safe as such. Put sending of messages in a critical section so that multiple threads wont send messages at a time and it will become thread safe.

If you have purchased a license you may do so according to the terms of the license. If you have not purchased a license then you are not permitted to redistribute any generated code.

The generated code can perform all database operations including custom queries realized through dynamic ActionScript functions. The code is generated in a way to provide a developer with ultimate flexibility for extending the functionality.

The diagram above shows the points of extensibility supported by the framework. Code generator provides a set of placeholder classes specifically for the extensibility purposes. Those classes are placed in a separate (user-specified) namespace, so if the code has to be regenerated, it will not override any custom modifications. For example, developer configures the code generator to place the client code into the OrderEntry.Domain namespace.

Modifying any generated files should be generally avoided, since some day you will likely want to regenerate them and then you'll have to re-modify them. That said, modifying the Token.java, ParserException.java and TokenManagerError.java files is a fairly safe thing to do as the contents of these files do not depend on the options, or the contents of the specification file, other than the package declaration. Modifying the SimpleCharStream.java (or JavaCharStream.

Our scripts are encoded with the Zend encoder to protect our intelectual property rights. This will prevent you from viewing or updating the key parts of the code. Some of our scripts do have certain areas that are accessible and can be modified. Our scripts allow you to easily modify the headers and footers to match the look-and-feel of your website.

No. Making changes to the ad code could result in loss of payment due to inaccurate tracking of ads shown. [top]

OJS is an open source program, you are free to make any code changes that you like. We welcome any code submissions or patches to be posted on the OJS Development Forum at http://pkp.sfu.ca/support/forum if you think your changes may be beneficial to other OJS users. Please note that if you plan on redistributing OJS (either in original or a modified form), you must do so according to the terms of the GNU General Public License v2. See docs/LICENSE for the complete terms of this license.

Yes, you can make changes in the source code if necessary. However if you want to reduce the amount of work required to upgrade to a new version you may choose keeping the original code intact and apply the changes using the 'runtime patch' technique.

We do NOT recommend modifying the HTML in any way. Changing the HTML may result in inaccurate tracking and a loss in sales. If this occurs, the merchant is not obligated to pay the commission.