Re: Calling Win95 OpenFile panel from within a Forms*4.5 trigger
Date: 1996/11/10
Message-ID: <32864ef2.767164_at_news.netspace.net.au>#1/1
Thank you for the lead. Contacted Oracle about WORAFFI.EXE. They got back to me with D2KWUTIL.EXE (681,225 bytes) which contained the following README.WRI
Developer/2000 Bonus Pack - Windows API Utility D2KWUTIL This utility allows developer/2000 programmers (Forms, Reports and Graphics) to make calls to various functions provided by the Windows API direct from their applications.
The application uses ORA_FFI to interface with a custom DLL file which contains the various API calls.
What Functions the Utility Provides:
File Dialogs (Save and Open) including Multi-Select capability
Select Printer name Dialog
Play WAV files and System Sounds
Read & Write INI's
Read and Write Registry
Environment functions:
Get DOS variable Get Windows Username Get Windows Directory Get Temp Directory
Create Temp File
WNetGetConnect
WinExec
Windows Help
Sendmessage Interface
Get Mouse Position
Delete File
Move File
Copy File
Get current Window Handle
And as a final bonus Bitwise operators for Handling Bit strings in PL/SQL What the Utility consists of:
- 32 bit DLL - D2KWUT32.DLL (32 bit) which contains all the functions
- PLL file - D2KWUTIL.PLL (for any of the products to use - NOT Forms Specific)
- Demo Application (wapidemo.fmb) + Supporting files
Installation:
The file is self extracting.
You will need to move the DLL into the Windows/system directory, or
the orawin/bin or somewhere else in the PATH, *OR* you can create the
environment variable D2KWUTIL_PATH in the ORACLE section of the
registry to point at the location of the file.
Run up the Demo it's all fairly self explanatory. The demo documents the options on most of the functions shown. See the package definition for each function for more information.
This was just what I wanted. The demo is brilliant. David
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3_at_biteme.com (pissed off) wrote:
>djmartin_at_netspace.net.au (David Martin) wrote: > > : I want to read a Windows text file. I know how to use the built-in > : package TEXT_IO, but how to get the 'disk:directory/file.nam' of the > : file that I want to read. > : > : TIA > : > : David Martin >I know Oracle Support had a demo of ORA_FFI for Windows/NT/95 that included a DLL for >using the OpenFile Common dialog. Used to be on their BBS. WORAFFI.EXE > > >----------------------------------------- > Mark Tomlinson >----------------------------------------- > My Opinions are my own. >(who else would have them?) >[Email solicitations NOT welcome > i.e. I don't want your SPAM] >-----------------------------------------Received on Sun Nov 10 1996 - 00:00:00 CET