Dynamic data exchange for OS/2 programmers

Glenn T. Puchtel · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1994

From the Publisher: Dynamic Data Exchange for OS/2 Programmers offers a complete, single-source guide to dynamic data exchange (DDE) and its protocol for developing DDE applications. Beginning with a brief overview of DDE for less technical readers, the book then provides in-depth coverage of every area of DDE concepts and protocol - including data items and formats, transactions, guidelines for initiation - and comes with two complete working DDE applications with supporting example code. Dynamic Data Exchange for OS/2 Programmers offers the definitive definition of the DDE protocol with examples for OS/2 and Windows, and a brief discussion of Hungarian notation; a complete listing of the differences and similarities between OS/2 and Windows implementations; details on Inter-application data exchange and unsolicited updates, and how to simplify the programming logic of multiple conversations; step-by-step programming guides for a successful implementation of DDE.

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