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OLE 2.0 Components Automation Structured Structured storage <strong>Data</strong> transfer Notification © SAP AG Drag and and drop drop Component object model Naming Naming and and link tracking Visual editing Compound documents OLE OLE 1.0 interoperability interoperability The OLE Automation functionality of OLE 2.0 has been implemented in R/3 Release 3.0. Other OLE 2.0 components have are not currently integrated into R/3.
OLE 2.0 Automation l Allows an application to control the behavior of another application in an object-oriented manner. l OLE client © SAP AG n An application that can generate and control objects made available by an OLE 2.0-compatible application (server). l OLE server n A server represents the objects, methods and properties of an application to be used by another desktop application (client). In a desktop environment, an OLE 2.0 application "registers" its own application objects that can be generated and used by other applications. The registered objects each have specific methods and properties. A method is a function used only for this object (e.g. in Excel, cells have the method Clear, which deletes the contents of the cell). A property is an attribute of the object (e.g. if application has the property Visible and its value is True, the application can be seen on the desktop). OLE 2.0 Automation allows you to access objects and methods of another OLE 2.0-capable application from an application program. The access is object-oriented.
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