Development - Active X

MetaTreeX Control v.1.2

MetaTreeX displays hierarchical information as a graphs tree on an elliptical parabolic surface, which allows the user to view all the selected information at once rather than drilling down through folders. The user can modify the display by expanding and collapsing nodes, adding and deleting child nodes and changing the display color of each node.

eRegistry Server 2.0

eRegistry Server is a COM Server that provides advanced System Registry management functions. eRegistry Server implements a System Registry manipulation kernel, a multi-threaded scheduler kernel and an asynchronous search engine on a footprint of only 124 KB. The Server is completely self-contained and does not need any run-times for it's operation. Some of the advanced functionality implemented in the Server includes key generation services, key tree operations, encryption services and Registry File I/O services. The Scheduler enables client applications to schedule applications, processes and scripts for execution and termination over extended periods of time. The Scheduler can also start and stop the Server itself programmatically. The Server is a language neutral component and can be used in all COM-aware languages and scripts.

DevSolutions FTP 1.0

The DevSolutions FTP Library is designed to offer maximum flexibility and features while being the easiest to use product of its kind. Sending and receiving one or more files can be accomplished with only a single line of code. A sample FTP client with fully commented source code is included with the library allowing you to find out how that’s done. The DevSolutions FTP protocol is a relatively simple client-side component for rapid transfer of files from the local hard disk to an FTP server. Being a COM Component, ftp protocol that allows access to a remote file system in a standard way. It comprises commands for manipulating and navigating remote directories, manipulating remote files (rename, delete, etc.), and of course transferring files. It is designed to be used interactively by human end-users as well as by automated processes.The original proposition evolved into RFC (Request for comment) 959, in October 1985, which is the official specification in use today.Being targeted for the Internet, it was designed as a platform-independent protocol from the ground up. DevSolutions FTP support and major operations Supports multiple uploading/downloading of files to and from the FTP server. SSL (Secure Socket Layer) support to ensure security during a file transfer. Supports Site To Site communication for transferring files. Supports firewall authentication. Supports proxy (MS Proxy and Netscape Proxy). Allows setting file and directory permissions on server. MTS enabled. Resumes file transfer in case of network error. Compliant with RFC 959/ 1579. Fully uses Winsock-2 optimizations for best performance Supports all standard FTP commands as well as custom FTP commands

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