Converting Multiple Byte Characters between C++/CLI and Notes C API

To manipulate the multiple byte characters like Japanese, Korean, Chinese with Notes C API, you will need to convert Native characters Code to LMBCS. As per C++/CLI supports UNICODE as default, I recommend to use UNICODE for manipulating the String values on C++/CLI. › Translate from UNICODE (managed code) to LMBCS Here I wrote how [...] [...]

How to configure Notes C API with C++/CLI on Visual Studio

I wrote this article since there are little information about how to use Notes C API on C++/CLI with CLR. Below is the settings to configure the DLL project with using Notes C API on C++/CLI. I am using Visual Studio 2005 Standard Edition. After creating New Project, Go to [Project] – [Properties] Go to [...] [...]

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