Omnis Studio Component SDK

Create your own C/C++ & JavaScript External Components

You can extend the functionality in Omnis Studio by creating your own components using C++ and including them in your applications. You can create components for the JavaScript Client to use in your web and mobile apps, create customized Omnis DAMs, or create External Components and Java Objects.
 

JavaScript Components

September 2019

The following SDK (source code) will allow you to create your own components to add to your web and mobile apps that use JavaScript Client based remote forms.
JavaScript Component SDK	Windows source	Windows-JSSDK...zip
	OSX source	OSX-JSSDK...zip
	Linux source	Linux-JSSDK...taz
JavaScript Component Docs	Online	JSSDK

 

External Components and Java Objects

September 2019

You can create your own Studio components using C++ and include them in your applications. You can download the source and documentation that will help you create your own components. The documentation needed to create Java Objects is also available here.
Omnis Component Source	Windows source	Windows-SDK...zip
	Mac OSX source	OSX-SDK...zip
	Linux source	Linux-SDK...zip
External Component Documentation	PDF / Online	View online  or download PDF (archive)
Omnis Java API Manual	PDF	Omnis_Java_API.pdf

Data Access Modules (DAMs)

The DAM SDK lets you develop customised Non-Visual Unicode Data Access Modules for use with Omnis Studio 10.x. The DAM SDK comprises the DAM API base library (damlib) as well as source code for a sample/generic DAM that you can use as a starting point. Please note that the DAM SDK is now provided as part of the External Component SDK. Reference materials and instructions can be found in the DAMAPI section of the online manual.

 

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