Programming Development: Data Base Applications

(by S.Rivas-Sáenz)


Overview - Development - Data Base - Multimedia - Java - Web Design - Cartography - Diagnosis

Clima.exe

CLIMA.exe was written in CA-CLIPPER 5.2 (1994) in order to manage a SQL Database as well as to execute the Diagnosis Applications. This one is still now used in the main research.  Later, this application  was used to build up the first bioclimatic web site in 1996, and becomes useful to test through all the Data Base the continuous modifications of the Diagnosis applications.

Below is one example of CLIMA.EXE 

CLIMA.EXE


From Grafic3.class to Grafic9.class

The first Java application was programmed  in 1996, very close to the beginning of the Java language, 6 different versions where programmed later. The Version 8 is actually used for the Bioclimatic Stations and the Version 9 is responsible of the On Line Diagnosis.

Below is a picture of the java application grafic7.class

grafic7.class


Clima2000 Project

The first W32 application for the bioclimatic research was programmed on 2.000 in Visual Basic 6. Its purpose was to prepare the migration of CLIMA.EXE to a W32 environment as well as to build up an ACCESS database and prepare the data process for the HTML Applications.

Inside this Project, WebCD.exe was the name of the particular application responsible to build both Web sites, specially from year 2000 until the 2nd semester of 2002. WebCD has also built all the "station" folder until March 2004 and all the "data" folder until August 2004.

Below is one example of the first Version of WebCD.exe:

WebCD.exe


GBB Project

GBB is the name of the main program of Global Bioclimatic Belts for Windows OS. Inside this Project, a program called GisCD.exe has been responsible, until June 2004, of the following chapters: Climate Diagrams, Sensitive Maps & Bioclimatic Report. GbcGisCD.exe progressively replaces during the first semester of 2004 WebCD.exe & GisCD.exe, and is now used to build all the HTML Applications of both Web sites which are inside the following folders: data, map, plot, report & station

Below is one example of GbcGisCD.exe

GbcGisCD.exe