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I am looking for a plain C/C++ workflow engine with support of BPML/BPEL. It should be native code without references to Java or .NET. It may or may not be open source.
In the past I've developed a BPMS framework based on C++ Workflow Engine.
At the moment I've extracted Workflow Engine from the framework and my roadmap is to implement xpdl standard and cross platform (now is only Windows).
You can find code here and download a Business Process modeler based on Visio.
Let me know your impressions.
There is one base on Microsoft WF it called Criteria but its low level.
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I have an application that is written in C++ and would like to offer the user the possibility to have a VBA-programming interface (not dissimilar from the one in Excel). Is there the possibility to do that? Does a set of libraries exists for this? Is it very difficult to do?
Yes it is possible, but do regard it as being extremely difficult. As a starter for ten, your application will need a comprehensive Component Object Model interface. At that point, you would be able to use VBScript, so it might be wise to stop there.
For fully-fledged embedded VBA, you'll need to negotiate a licence with Microsoft.
Some applications (e.g. Reuters Kobra) licence the VBA interface in a similar way.
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I would like to implement any maps (OSM, Google maps...) in my Qt Widget application (only targeting Windows platforms).
All answers I got so far is really out-dated (answers from 2011-2013) and I am not able to google anything useful. So I wanted to ask which frameworks could you recommend me?
We are using the osgEarth SDK in our Qt applications. It supports OSM and basically every map type that is supported by GDAL.
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I am interested in creating a build server for automating builds in .NET and C/C++.
I understand the basic structure of the system but I would like to know there is any open source of professional software out there that I can install on the server for performing automated builds.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
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In addition to Cruise Control (which I'm also using), there's also UppercuT.
TeamCity is really easy to use and setup.
It's a commercial product, but there is a free edition with basically no restrictions, except that the number of possible build configurations (=projects) is limited to 20. See the feature comparison here.
I've used CruiseControl with MSBuild pretty successfully. It runs on Java.
There's also CruiseControl.Net for running using the .NET platform.
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Looking for a LAMP-based platform for subscription-based Web service that I can easily hack to fit my needs, which one would you recommend based on the following criteria:
Documentation
Install base
Support community
Scalability
Availability of plugins/add-ons
Correctness of Design (i.e. no need
to hack core files to add a plugin)
Feel free to add other criteria.
Wikipedia has a great comparison table of web service frameworks. This could be a good starting point: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_web_service_frameworks
Your best bet may be to go with a CMS and use a subscription plugin.
Joomla: http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/e-commerce/membership-a-subscriptions
Wordpress: https://premium.wpmudev.org/project/membership/
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I'm an absolute beginner in Outlook programming and Windows GUI programming in general. But I have lots of years experience in C++ programming in general (not GUI)
I need to develop a Outlook plug-in and my question is where to start?
What do I need to know to let me start?
Can you please give me some useful links to learn ?
OutlookCode.com and it's forums are always my first point of call with Outlook related programming. Also see the Office Developer Centre.
For your specific scenario the COM Add-ins page links to the following ATL/C++ sample.
you can use Outlook ActiveX library or CDO COM library, the best choose is to use the first one if you are sure user has installed outlook