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Sunday, August 19, 2018
Tuesday, August 14, 2018
uPMLFormDesigner v 2.0.1
uPMLFormDesigner v 2.0.1 new in this release:
- Added Button color decoration
- Added Tabset Control with Tabpages
- Added Program Interface ‘Outline Document’ Toolbox Tab
- Added Program Interface ‘Log’ Toolbox Tab
- Fixed Controls and Form Globalization units and Type Conversion
- Minor changes and Code Refactoring
- etc.
Monday, August 13, 2018
Casualty Information DNV
Pls see the information and
prepare yourself some ideas for discussion
https://exchange.dnv.com/CasualtyInformation
Saturday, August 11, 2018
Friday, August 10, 2018
PDMS PML .NET Customization
Participants must have completed an AVEVA Basic Foundations Course and be familiar with the AVEVA Plant applications including AVEVA Marine or Plant and C# (or at least C/C++). Attendees must have knowledge of PML and object oriented programming and
should understand Microsoft’s .NET Framework. Some .NET framework knowledge is a plus, but not necessary.
As well as develop their own C# code and use them in PDMS.
Assumes a knowledge of C#
This course is designed to give an introduction to the AVEVA .NET customization. There is
no intention to teach software programming but provide instructions on how to customize the
AVEVA application using the .NET platform and the C# language
Application developers
Module Training Guide Content & Topics Covered
NET Customization Overview
Calling PMLNetCallable Classes
Defining PMLNetCallable Classes
NET Addin Structure
UIC Files
Extending Addin Functionality
Database Interface
Collections and Filters
Miscellaneous Tools
PDMS Standalone Interface
Hull API
should understand Microsoft’s .NET Framework. Some .NET framework knowledge is a plus, but not necessary.
- PMLFRM: for graphical interfaces (forms)
- PMLFNC: for functions that doesn’t have a graphical interface
- PMLOBJ: for new objects (classes) created by the user
As well as develop their own C# code and use them in PDMS.
Assumes a knowledge of C#
This course is designed to give an introduction to the AVEVA .NET customization. There is
no intention to teach software programming but provide instructions on how to customize the
AVEVA application using the .NET platform and the C# language
Application developers
Module Training Guide Content & Topics Covered
NET Customization Overview
Calling PMLNetCallable Classes
Defining PMLNetCallable Classes
NET Addin Structure
UIC Files
Extending Addin Functionality
Database Interface
Collections and Filters
Miscellaneous Tools
PDMS Standalone Interface
Hull API
10 Largest Container Shipping Companies in the World
All the same there are a few international shipping companies that lead the race in terms of the scale of operation of their shipping lines. Ten of these leading shipping conglomerates can be listed down as follows:
1. NYK: An acronym for the Japanese shipping company Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha, the NYK is one of the biggest cargo companies operating internationally.
The company has been in operation since the 1870s, operating a passenger fleet-line before undergoing a transition into a core container shipping company towards the mid-20th century.
2. Evergreen Marine Corporation: A shipping conglomerate based in China, the Evergreen Marine Corporation was founded in 1968 by Dr. Yung-Fa Chang, a visionary in his own right.
At present, the company has offices established all over the world and with a operational capacity of more than 160 container ships is regarded to be one the largest cargo shipping companies in the world.
3. CMA-CGM: France’s leading container shipping company, CMA-CGM came into existence in the year 1978, as a result of series of mergers between previously established shipping corporations. Jacques Saade who is the head of the company was the instrumental force behind its coming into active operation.
At present, the company has a fleet of over 350 ships operating in over 150 routes globally.
4. Maersk: A shipping corporation based in Denmark, Maersk Shipping Line is a branch of the AP Moller- Maersk company. Widely well-known for its fleet of container ships, the Maersk Line made its debut in the international container shipping arena in the year 1904.
At present, the company has a fleet of around 500 container ships with a capacity of around 19, 00,000 TEU (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units).
5. MSC: The Mediterranean Shipping Company, abbreviated to MSC is a Swiss international cargo company which was established in the year 1970.
At present, with a vessel line-up of over 456 container ships, the conglomerate is rated to be one of the most extensive cargo companies in the world.
6. Hapag-Lloyd: The German based Hapag-Lloyd is one of the most renowned and well-featured companies in terms of international shipping companies. The company was established in the year 1970 as a result of a merger between the Hamburg-American Line and the North German company Lloyd.
Today the shipping corporation has over 130 ships catering to about five million containers on a worldwide scale.
7. APL: An auxiliary company to the Singaporean Orient Shipping Lines, APL is an abbreviation for American President Lines. Founded in the year 1848, the shipping conglomerate just celebrated its 160th anniversary in the year 2008.
One of the most noteworthy achievements of the company is that it was the first company to successfully utilise extra-large (53 feet) containers on its vessels, accounting for shorter cargo transportation.
8. COSCO: The China Ocean Shipping Company or COSCO, as it is popularly known is one of the leading conglomerates in terms of container shipping companies.
At present the company’s operations are spread over 40 countries with a fleet of 150 container ships.
9. Hanjin: A South Korean conglomerate, Hanjin Shipping Company is one of the largest Asian cargo companies in the world. At present the company has a cargo operational capacity of over 1 billion tonnes on a yearly basis with around a fleet of about 60 ships.
In the year 2003, Hanjin and COSCO formed a strategic alliance. The alliance has benefited both shipping conglomerates and powered them to an unequivocal position as Asia’s leading cargo shipping companies.
10. CSCL: CSCL is the abbreviation for the China Shipping Container Lines, a company based in Shanghai. Started in the year 1997, the company soon rose amongst its ranks and today has propelled not just itself but also the country to leading heights in the container shipping industry. The company finds its name in both the Hong Kong and Shanghai Stock Exchanges.
Container shipping is a huge industry and these key players are aware of the minutest operational manoeuvrings necessary to power them to being the world leaders in the commercial enterprise, not just in their home countries but also at an international level.
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