These dialogs are used to work with files in RAD Studio.
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Use the Requires tab of the Add dialog box to add a package to the Requires clause in the current package (and, at the same time, to display in the Requires node in the Project Manager). What Requires Means: When a Delphi package is required by another package, the product must find the package's .dcpil file in order to compile. | |
FileNewOther... Use the New Automation Object wizard to add an Automation server to an ActiveX Library project. The wizard creates a type library, and the definition for the Automation object. | |
FileNewOther... Use the New COM Object wizard to create a simple COM object such as a shell extension. Before you create a COM object, create or open the project for an application containing functionality that you want to implement. The project can be either an application or ActiveX library, depending on your needs. | |
On the COM+ Subscription Object wizard, use the Browse button to display the COM+ Event Interface Selection dialog box. It lists all event classes currently installed in the COM+ Catalog. The dialog also contains a Browse button that you can use to search for and select a type library containing the event interface. | |
FileNewOther... The COM+ Event Object wizard creates a COM+ event object that can be called by a transactional server to generate events on clients. Because the project for a COM+ object can only contain other COM+ objects, you may be prompted to start a new project when you launch this wizard. | |
FileNewOtherCOM+ Subscription Object You can create the COM+ event subscriber component using the COM+ Subscription Object wizard. You use this with a COM+ Event Object to receive notification of events fired by COM+ publisher applications. | |
FileNewCustomize Use this dialog box to customize the content of the FileNew menu by dragging menu items from the center pane and dropping them on the right pane. | |
FileNewOther...New COM Object The Interface Selection wizard is accessed by clicking the List button on the New COM Object wizard. The Interface Selection wizard lets you select a predefined dual or custom interface that you want to implement with a COM object you are creating. The selected interface becomes the default interface of the newly created COM object. The COM object wizard adds skeletal method implementations for all the methods on this interface to the generated implementation unit. You can then fill in the bodies of these methods to provide an implementation of the interface. Warning: The... more | |
FileNewOther Use this dialog box to create an application that runs in a console window. | |
FileNewOther Use this dialog box to create a DLL project. A dynamic-link-library is a module of compiled code that provides functionality for applications. | |
FileNewOther Use this dialog box to create a new project or other entity. The New Items dialog box displays project templates that are stored in the RAD Studio Object Repository. | |
FileNew Use this dialog box to specify a name and location for the new application. | |
FileNewOther Use this dialog box to create a data module that can be accessed remotely as a dual-interface Automation server. | |
FileNewOtherDelphi Projects Delphi FilesThread Object Use this dialog box to define a thread class that encapsulates a single execution thread in a multi-threaded application. | |
FileOpen Use this dialog box to locate and open a file. The title of this dialog box varies, depending on the function being performed. | |
FilePrint Use this dialog box to print the current file. | |
FileOpen Use this dialog box to upgrade an older Delphi project that has no corresponding .bdsproj project file. When you upgrade the project, the .bdsproj file and other files and directories used by RAD Studio will be created in the project's directory. | |
FileOpen This dialog box appears when a project from a previous version is automatically updated for RAD Studio. The following changes are made to the project:
Note: For compatibility issues, see the release notes. | |
FileNewOtherRemote Data Module Use the Remote Data Module wizard to create a data module that can be accessed remotely as a dual-interface Automation server. A remote data module resides in the application server between a client and server in a multi-tiered database environment. | |
This confirmation message appears when you click Revert to previous revision on the History tab of the Create Project dialog box. | |
FileNewOtherDelphiProjects [or C++Builder Projects] Web ServicesSOAP Server Interface Use this dialog box to define a new invokable interface and its implementation class. The dialog generates a new unit that declares an invokable interface and the implementation class. The interface descends from IInvokable, and the implementation class from TInvokableClass. It also generates the code to register the interface and implementation class with the invocation registry. After exiting the wizard, edit the generated interface and class definitions, adding in the properties and methods you want to expose as your Web Service. | |
FileNewOtherDelphi ProjectsWeb ServicesSOAP Server Data Module Use this dialog box to add a SOAP data module to a Web Service application. A SOAP data module allows a Web Service application to export database information as a Web Service. Client datasets on the client application can display and update this database information. | |
FileNewOtherDelphi ProjectsWeb ServicesSOAP Server Application Use this dialog box to specify the type of server your Web Service application will work with. | |
FileSave As Use this dialog box to to save the active file. | |
Use this dialog box to to choose a working directory for your new project. | |
FileNewOther... Use the New Transactional Object wizard to create a server object that runs under MTS or COM+. Transactional objects are used in distributed applications to make use of the special services supplied by MTS or COM+ for resource management, transaction support, or security. | |
FileUse Unit Use this dialog box to make the contents of a unit available to the current unit. This dialog lists of all units in the project that are not currently used or included by the current unit. You can only use units that are part of the current project. | |
Use this dialog box to specify information that the importer needs to connect to the server that publishes a WSDL document or to configure the way the wizard generates code to represent the definitions in a WSDL document. | |
FileNewOtherDelphi ProjectsWeb ServicesWSDL Importer Use this wizard to import a WSDL document or XML schema that describes a Web Service. Once you have imported the WSDL document or XML schema, the wizard generates all the interface and class definitions you need for calling on those Web Services using a remote interfaced object (THTTPRIO). You can also tell the wizard to generate skeletal code you can complete to create a Web Service application (for example, if you want to implement a Web Service that is already defined in a WSDL document). | |
FileNewOtherDelphi ProjectsNewWeb Server Application Use this dialog box to specify the type of server your Web server application will work with. | |
Use this dialog box to define the basic properties of a page module. The dialog title varies based on how you accessed the dialog. | |
FileNewOtherDelphi ProjectsWebSnapWebSnap Application Use this dialog box to configure a new WebSnap application. | |
Use this dialog box to specify how the server handles the creation and destruction of your data module. | |
Use this dialog box to select component categories and to select specific components in each of the following categories (some categories offer only one choice). | |
FileNewOtherDelphi ProjectNewXML Data BindingOptions button Use this dialog box to determine how the XML Data Binding Wizard generates interfaces and implementation classes to represent an XML document or schema. | |
FileNewOtherDelphi ProjectNewXML Data Binding Use this wizard to generate interface and class definitions that correspond to the structure of an XML document or schema. The wizard generates a global function that returns the interface for the root element of the document. After you use the wizard to create these definitions, you can use the classes and interfaces to work with XML documents that have the structure of the specified document or schema. | |
FileNewOtherDelphi ProjectNewXML Data Binding Use this wizard page to specify what code the wizard generates. | |
FileNewOtherDelphi ProjectNewXML Data Binding Use this wizard page to confirm the choices you have made, specify unit-wide code generation options, indicate where you want your choices saved, and tell the wizard to generate code to represent the XML document or schema. | |
FileClose FileClose All Closes the current open project or all the open projects. | |
FileExit Closes the IDE and all open projects and files. | |
FileNew Creates a project of the selected type. | |
FileNewOther<personality>ActiveXActive Form FileNewOther<personality>ActiveXActiveX Control Use the Active Form wizard to add an Active Form to an ActiveX Library project. The wizard creates an ActiveX Library project (if needed), a type library, a form, an implementation unit, and a unit containing corresponding type library declarations. Use the ActiveX Control wizard to create an ActiveX control from a VCL control that you specify. The properties, methods, and events of the VCL control become the properties, methods, and events of the ActiveX control that the wizard creates. Note: These two items (Active Form... more | |
Contains node in Project ManagerAdd... Use the Add Unit tab of the Add dialog box to add a package to the Contains clause in the current package (and, at the same time, to the Contains node in the Project Manager). | |
FileNewOther... Use the New Transactional Data Module wizard to create a server module that runs under MTS or COM+. |
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