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Marty
Hi,
I'm evaluating the Component One grid. I would like to know if this
grid support my scenario, and secondly, what do I need in term of
objects to achieve it.
My application will receive a stream of data from a tcp/ip connection.
This stream will be parsed and many datafields will be extracted from
these messages (String processing is not an issue here). This incoming
feed can receive, for example: 10 to 500 messages per seconds parsed and
displayed.
This parsed data will be displayed in my component one grid. I need to
access specific cells for specific datafields. One incoming message
could make update, for example, 20 cells.
How can I access directly theses cells?
Is there something like myGrid.XY.text = "abc" ?
Or can I keep a pointer for each cells?
Would it be better to pass from the feed to a dataset, then bind it to
the grid?
What is your suggestion to keep full speed for my kind of project, I
hope that I have been enough explicit, please ask me details, it it's not
Thank you very much.
Marty
I'm evaluating the Component One grid. I would like to know if this
grid support my scenario, and secondly, what do I need in term of
objects to achieve it.
My application will receive a stream of data from a tcp/ip connection.
This stream will be parsed and many datafields will be extracted from
these messages (String processing is not an issue here). This incoming
feed can receive, for example: 10 to 500 messages per seconds parsed and
displayed.
This parsed data will be displayed in my component one grid. I need to
access specific cells for specific datafields. One incoming message
could make update, for example, 20 cells.
How can I access directly theses cells?
Is there something like myGrid.XY.text = "abc" ?
Or can I keep a pointer for each cells?
Would it be better to pass from the feed to a dataset, then bind it to
the grid?
What is your suggestion to keep full speed for my kind of project, I
hope that I have been enough explicit, please ask me details, it it's not
Thank you very much.
Marty