TO read objects in Cimplicty

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I need to read the objects in Cimplicity and convert them into .net readable format. Can anyone tell me how to read the objects in Cimplicity using VB or C#.

Posted 13-Nov-14 20:22pm

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BillWoodruff 14-Nov-14 2:34am

It's clear there are some questions on the GE forum involving Cimplicity and C#. Search for them, read them.

Member 10755410 14-Nov-14 4:18am

i searched in google but not able to come up with something solid. It would be helpful if u cud send some links...

[no name] 14-Nov-14 4:33am

Why not go to the Cimplicity forum and ask there?

Member 10755410 18-Nov-14 10:07am

I read in Cimplicity forum that we can write code in Event Manager in Cimplicity to access the object data. I tried to do the same but was not sure how to go ahead with it. Can anyone tell how this can be done?

ZurdoDev 14-Nov-14 8:01am

There's an example of using C# and Cimplicity, http://support.ge-ip.com/support/index?page=kbchannel&id=23301020482d692601412b21e6af007d36

Add a reference to the dll and then use it in C#.

Member 10755410 17-Nov-14 7:38am

Thanks for the link. But i want to get object data. For eg in a screen we have a rectangle. I need to access the data associated with the rectangle and convert it into .net readable format.

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