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    This document provides an overview of business functions in OneWorld that can be written in C or NER (Natural Event Rules). C and NER functions are reusable code that can enhance OneWorld applications and perform specific tasks. NER code is easy to compile into other languages while C allows for batch error messaging, memory caching, and breaking large functions into smaller sub-functions. Both C and NER functions are created and edited differently, but are ultimately compiled into a DLL to be called from OneWorld applications. Data structures are used as the interface between applications and functions.

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    This document provides an overview of business functions in OneWorld that can be written in C or NER (Natural Event Rules). C and NER functions are reusable code that can enhance OneWorld applications and perform specific tasks. NER code is easy to compile into other languages while C allows for batch error messaging, memory caching, and breaking large functions into smaller sub-functions. Both C and NER functions are created and edited differently, but are ultimately compiled into a DLL to be called from OneWorld applications. Data structures are used as the interface between applications and functions.

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    This document provides an overview of business functions in OneWorld that can be written in C or NER (Natural Event Rules). C and NER functions are reusable code that can enhance OneWorld applications and perform specific tasks. NER code is easy to compile into other languages while C allows for batch error messaging, memory caching, and breaking large functions into smaller sub-functions. Both C and NER functions are created and edited differently, but are ultimately compiled into a DLL to be called from OneWorld applications. Data structures are used as the interface between applications and functions.

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    OneWorld Business

    Functions
    C and NER

    OneWorld Xe
    Overview

    Code logic used to:


    Enhance OneWorld Applications
    Perform specific tasks
    Written in C or NER
    Reusable
    Why Use NER?

    Easy to compile into other languages


    Logic is simple
    Coding done in a familiar environment

    Why Use C?
    Batch error level messaging
    Utilize memory cache
    Break large functions into smaller sub functions
    NER Environment

    Creating NER uses the same coding window as used for


    Event Rule logic embedded inside an application
    C Environment

    C business functions use the Visual C++ 6 environment


    for coding
    Function Creation

    OneWorld defines both NER and C functions


    Selecting the Edit button for NER functions will lead
    to the standard OW Event Rule window
    The NER function logic will be compiled into C when
    clicking the Build button
    Any altering of the NER function will require
    rebuilding the logic into C
    Function Creation (cont)

    Selecting the Edit button for C functions will launch


    Visual C++ and load the appropriate .c and .h files for
    this particular business function
    OneWorld creates standardized skeleton .c and .h
    templates to house the C function logic
    All editing of C functions is done in Visual C++
    Use the BusBuild application in OneWorld to compile
    the logic
    Function Components

    Regardless of the function written in C or NER, the


    logic is compiled into a C source file

    The four main components are:


    Business Function Specifications

    Data Structure Specifications

    .c File

    .h File

    Both C and NER functions are stored in a DLL


    Data Structures

    Data Structures act as the interface between the


    application and the business function
    When calling a business function from an application,
    the user is presented a data structure to map with
    values from the application
    How To Find a Business Function

    Search for Object Librarian Object in OMW


    Business Function Document Viewer (P98ABSFN)
    Object Cross Reference (gh902)
    Start/Find/Files-Folders for specific C APIs
    (Windows functionality)
    Knowledge Garden
    Ask other developers
    OneWorld Business
    Functions
    C and NER

    OneWorld Xe

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