In an earlier post Stephan mentions that it was not possible to debug G/Technology 10.2 in “edit and continue” mode. You could only attach Visual Studio to the G3E.exe and debug. But you cannot break the code and then make a small change. For every change you need to close G3E.exe, compile your project, start G3E.exe and… Read More »
Every time I do a G/Technology project I like to discuss how things need to be done. One aspect that always turns up is how limited you actually are as a GTech developer, due to Intergraph. If you or your teammates don’t know how a certain aspect works, your doomed. Even if you know how… Read More »
If you are busy with a team developing all kinds of GTechnology enhancements, you will find yourself most of the time in Oracle, configuring metadata, creating PL/SQL code or otherwise. When all developers are sharing the same database, it is very likely that things get messed up and I therefore always like to have a… Read More »
When setting up a G/Technology environment, one of the boring things always is getting your ConnectionConfigurationMap.ccm right. One way to see what ddc-file is causing you trouble is use sysinternals Process Monitor tool and see what the last ddc-file read by the G3E-executable was. The next file immediately following that file in your ConnectionConfigurationMap.ccm then… Read More »
Installing Microsoft Security Patches for july 2012 on a machine where G/Technology Netviewer server is installed may lead to problems. This has been confirmed by Intergraph at the Intergraph Customer support website: Support Notice Microsoft Security Patches for July 2012 July 19, 2012 Based on Intergraph SG&I’s Quality Assurance testing of the Microsoft Security Patches… Read More »
The G/Technology runtime environment is great and I haven’t seen much issues with it working at KPN Netherlands from 2009 until recently. A whole different story is the G/Technology developer experience and I’m very frustrated about it : There’s no clean distinction between development and runtime environment In G/Technology your feature definitions are stored in… Read More »