Hello I am new here so I hope I do nothing wrong.
I am programming a program to handle soccer league data and this is written in C++ Builder 6.0,
For this program I am looking for the following components that I can include to have the following features:
1. Export to a PDF file so I can make my own PDF from within C++ Builder 6.0
2. Export to a email with attachment support so I can send data out from within the program.
3. A simple database application where I can handle my datatables with.
I need just to have simple string and integer fields and the depth of these fields has to be adjustable; eg. 12 teams in a table, or 14 teams in a table, or any other size. I was thinking of Paradox or something like that.
Anyone has need ideas on this. I would appreciate any help!
Thanks.
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: I am programming a program to handle soccer league data and this is
: written in C++ Builder 6.0,
All these are full fledged projects, and no one is going to code it for you.
Rather use Java.
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: All these are full fledged projects, and no one is going to code it
: for you.
: Rather use Java.
I do not want that someone code my project, that I can do myself !
But I am asking which good tools or code I can use to accomplish PDF export, email export and good database managment.
Anyone experience with good components or any tools ?
: : All these are full fledged projects, and no one is going to code it
: : for you.
: : Rather use Java.
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: I do not want that someone code my project, that I can do myself !
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: But I am asking which good tools or code I can use to accomplish PDF
: export, email export and good database managment.
: Anyone experience with good components or any tools ?
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This guy is correct - you just pointed out three major functions of a program...
My suggestion is to ditch Borland 6 and go for the C# or C++ Express IDE. Your'e a novice and your needs are simple and you would get far with all the standard components and automation that those IDE's offers. Its free and *MUCH* easier to use and understand.
If you stick with Borland 6 ,as a novice, you'll be more on Prgrammer Heaven asking th wrong questions and taking hints and tips from everybody leading you in difefrent directions.
What you need is a Microsoft IDE, good IDE- and Programming Documentation and a good book of the Microsoft Press shelf.