Tag: VDF
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Useful Articles from Around the Web
It’s been a while since I’ve highlighted the Vault API articles recently written on other blogs.
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Adding a Custom Row to a VDF Grid
A while back, I showed you how to write a custom column for your VDF grid. But what about a custom row? Can it be done? If the answer was No, this would be a pretty short blog article, so the answer is Yes!
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Adding a Custom Column to a VDF Grid
As I mentioned a few articles ago, the VDF has the concept of client properties. On top of that, the VDF gives you the ability to add your own. The main advantage here is that it gives you a column of your very own in the VDF grid. Beyond that, most of the work is…
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VDF Client Properties
The VDF tracks two types of properties: client properties and server properties. If you have been using the web service API for a while, you are probably already familiar with server properties. But client properties is a new concept in the Vault API. Both client and server properties are displayed in the Vault grid controls.…
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AU Class Recordings
For the first time ever, my API classes were recorded at AU. If you were not able to attend, you can view the recordings at AU-online.
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Various Articles from Around the Web
My blog is no longer the one and only place to get Vault API information on the web, and that’s a good thing. Every now and then I like to highlight some of the recent articles that you should take a look at…
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How to Acquire Files
Downloading and checking-out is so last year. The fashionable Vault API developer acquires their files. It has more style and class. Also, DocumentService.DownloadFile and DocumentService.CheckoutFile are no more in the 2014 API. So that kind of forces the issue. Connection.FileManager.AcquireFiles is the replacement. I’ll go over the architectural reason for the change in a later…
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Getting to Know the VDF
The VDF will feel a lot different than the rest of the Vault API. It’s almost as if it was built by a completely different team. The reason is because it was built by a completely different team. There are other reasons too. Working with UI components is different than working with server calls. Also,…
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Vault 2014 SDK – What’s New
The Vault 2014 SDK has some nice goodies for the development community. Of course there are also changes that you need to make when upgrading your old code. I’ll be going into each of these topics in more detail. For now, here is a quick overview of what’s new.
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Logging in through the Vault 2014 API
Now the Vault 2014 is out, I thought I would just jump in and show off one of the new API features – the Login Dialog. Next week I’ll take a step back and explain all the new stuff. For now, just sit back and enjoy my new intro sequence…
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