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To test ProLinga-Run, the best and easiest way is to
use the binaries that come with the product. A correctly
configured ProLinga Network is required. Run
bin/prolinga to start the desktop client. To
test browser access, configure so ProLinga-Run is running
as a Web Service, the ProLinga-Web CGI application is in place
and a Web Browser is available. Please read the documentation
of ProLinga-Web for details how to set up Web Access.
To access ProLinga-Run (4GL Interpreter) from a C++ application, either network (SOAP) calls to send and receive Web Commands over the network or the C++ API to link with the Run library can be used.
To be able to send and receive Web Commands over
the network as SOAP calls from
a C++ application to access the ProLinga-Run environment,
the application must link with the ProLinga-Soap
Client Library (libprolingasoapclient). Details of how to do so are
in the section "Programming Notes" of the ProLinga-Soap Project
documentation. In the example shown there you have to change the example
XML request document with a valid Web Command. Alternatively
have a look at the source code file WebCgi.cpp
and WCWebCommand.cpp in the src
directory of ProLinga-Web.
When using this method, ProLinga-Run must be running as a Web Service.
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