INtime® 3.1 Software - tenAsys

INtime 3.1 Software
Create a project
To develop RT applications using INtime software, you must have INtime installed on
your system, and a supported version of Microsoft Visual Studio running. For a list of
supported versions, see Requirements on page 63.
Before creating the project, decide how to set it up. Typical structures for INtime
applications include:
• Set up the project as a single solution with the Windows portion as a project and
the RT portion as a project. Use this approach when you want to start your INtime
application in Windows and invoke the RT functions.
• Set up each portion as a solution.
An INtime application typically results in one Windows executable (a .DLL or .EXE
file) and one RT executable (an .RTA file).
Develop Windows source code
To develop the Windows portion of an INtime application, use Microsoft Visual Studio
as you normally would:
1. With Microsoft Visual Studio running, select a standard application wizard. Use
the wizard to build the Windows portion of your INtime application.
2. Use the Microsoft Visual Studio’s editor to edit the generated code and link the
application.
3. When editing your Windows source code, use the NTX calls provided with INtime
software to access RT functionality.
4. Debug with the debugger included as part of Microsoft Visual Studio.
Adding the INtime RT Client Browser to your INtime application
The INtime RT Client Browser (INBROW.OCX) is an ActiveX control that you can add
to your INtime applications. Add the browser using the Microsoft Visual Studio menu.
The Node Browser then displays as an available control on the Controls Toolbar. Add
the control to the dialog you desire. For information about including ActiveX controls
in projects, see the Microsoft Visual Studio documentation.
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