Sample code in the DDL

The DDL includes sample code in several programming languages. To compile the source code, you must have the relevant programming language installed. By default, the sample code is installed in the following folder:

Contains Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 wizards for creating UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer - Server Admin applications. For more information, see Using the UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer - Server Admin wizards.

▪An Excel macro written in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), which demonstrates accessing the metadata using the Metadata Model (MDM) and the case data using ADO, and which you can use to import data into Excel. For more information, see GetMRData Excel macro.

▪A Visual Basic 6 code snippet that demonstrates setting up aliases for the variable instances in an MDM Document. For more information, see Creating the Aliases Visual Basic sample.

▪A Microsoft Word macro that you can use to clean verbatim text responses collected in a UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer - Server project. For more information, see Word macros to clean text responses.

Contains the source code (and sometimes the executable file) for some tools. The tools are organized in folders according to the programming language:

Contains the Visual Basic .Net source code and executable file for the following:

A Windows query tool that works directly on the UNICOM Intelligence Data Model. See DM Query.

A Windows application that displays details of all of the DSCs registered on your machine by using the DSC Registration component. See DSC Explorer.

A Windows application that enables you to browse objects in an MDM Document. See MDM Explorer.

A Windows application that you can use to browse the DPM objects on your UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer - Server Admin system. See DPM Explorer.

A Windows application that you can use to create, modify, validate, and run DMS files. See WinDMSRun.

The DDL installation adds keys to the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\.NETFramework\AssemblyFolders

This makes the UNICOM Intelligence interops and assemblies available to developers who want to compile the .NET sample code or develop .NET applications that integrate with the UNICOM Intelligence components.