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* You must have Delphi and the Broker Development Kit (BDK) installed on your client workstation.
 
* You must have Delphi and the Broker Development Kit (BDK) installed on your client workstation.
 
* Your client workstation must have network access to an M account that is running a RPC Broker server process.
 
* Your client workstation must have network access to an M account that is running a RPC Broker server process.
* You must have programmer access in this M account, and it should be a test account (not production). Also, you need the [[RPC_HELP_XUPROGMODE|XUPROGMODE] security key assigned to your user account.
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* You must have programmer access in this M account, and it should be a test account (not production). Also, you need the [[RPC_HELP_XUPROGMODE|XUPROGMODE]] security key assigned to your user account.
 
 
 
<h4>[[RPC_HELP_Tutorial_Introduction|PREV: Introduction]]</h4>
 
<h4>[[RPC_HELP_Tutorial_Introduction|PREV: Introduction]]</h4>
 
<h4>[[RPC_HELP_Tutorial_Step_1|NEXT: Step 1: Create Application with an RPC Broker Component]]</h4>
 
<h4>[[RPC_HELP_Tutorial_Step_1|NEXT: Step 1: Create Application with an RPC Broker Component]]</h4>

Latest revision as of 15:57, 6 July 2015

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Tutorial: Advanced Preparation

Namespacing of Routines and RPCs

Each tutorial user should choose a unique namespace beginning with Z, concatenated with two or three other letters, for example ZYXU. Use this namespace as the beginning of the names for all routines and RPCs that you create during this tutorial. Using your namespace protects the system you are using from having existing routines and RPCs overwritten. This namespace is referred to as Zxxx during the tutorial.


Tutorial Prerequisites

To use this tutorial:

  • You should already have M programming skills, and some familiarity with Delphi and Object Pascal.
  • You must have Delphi and the Broker Development Kit (BDK) installed on your client workstation.
  • Your client workstation must have network access to an M account that is running a RPC Broker server process.
  • You must have programmer access in this M account, and it should be a test account (not production). Also, you need the XUPROGMODE security key assigned to your user account.

PREV: Introduction

NEXT: Step 1: Create Application with an RPC Broker Component