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==Examples== | |||
Sample applications are included with the Synthesis Platform installation. The files are stored on your computer at C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\ReliaSoft\Examples10\API. (For Version 9, see C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\ReliaSoft\Examples\API.) | |||
The sample applications are available for Excel VBA and VB.NET projects. (To run the Excel examples, macros must be enabled. To learn how, see this [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/enable-or-disable-macros-in-office-documents-HA010031071.aspx Microsoft article].) | |||
===Download Sample Applicatons=== | |||
* Import XML files to XFRACAS | |||
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Revision as of 23:50, 24 March 2016
Below are simple tutorials to help you get started with using the Synthesis API. Before you begin:
- Be sure to complete all requirements described in the Getting Started section of the Synthesis API Reference page.
- Create a Synthesis repository for testing purposes. We recommend creating a new standard repository and saving it on your local drive when working with the tutorials. This will allow you to work and experiment with the examples unhindered by folder and database permissions.
- Display the object IDs in Synthesis applications. Each item in a Synthesis repository is identified by a unique record identifier called an object ID. Object IDs can help you trace responses from the API, which is helpful when you're just beginning to learn. We recommend reading this short topic on object IDs before you begin.
Finally, the tutorials assume some basic working knowledge in VBA or VB.NET programming, and general familiarity with the Synthesis Platform.
Tutorials
Basics
If you're new to the Synthesis API, we recommend taking the basic tutorials in the following order.
Applications
More tutorials coming soon...