Chronik
Mechanical
- Sep 22, 2010
- 12
Hi,
I've searched around a bit and could not find what i am looking for. (ref :
On the long run I want to create a database with all the properties of the files on our server. To do so, i would like to write a program that reads the parts and send the data to the database.
I think i can handle the database part of the project, but I do not know how to link Visual Basic to the SE properties. I've searched over the web and either the version of Solid Edge (ST4) is not working the with code i found that were written over 5 years ago, or i can't figure out how to link VB and SE together. I consider myself an OK programmer (let's just say i'm good for a mech eng.), but when it comes to use stuff such as #include in a VB code it's not my cup of tea.
I would really appreciate if you could point out how to link VB and SE together (libraries, SDK, etc..) in details or with a quick exemple that would read for instance the Material property from a part located in C:\PART.par for exemple.
Thank you,
I've searched around a bit and could not find what i am looking for. (ref :
On the long run I want to create a database with all the properties of the files on our server. To do so, i would like to write a program that reads the parts and send the data to the database.
I think i can handle the database part of the project, but I do not know how to link Visual Basic to the SE properties. I've searched over the web and either the version of Solid Edge (ST4) is not working the with code i found that were written over 5 years ago, or i can't figure out how to link VB and SE together. I consider myself an OK programmer (let's just say i'm good for a mech eng.), but when it comes to use stuff such as #include in a VB code it's not my cup of tea.
I would really appreciate if you could point out how to link VB and SE together (libraries, SDK, etc..) in details or with a quick exemple that would read for instance the Material property from a part located in C:\PART.par for exemple.
Thank you,