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#!N  #!Rall1159 libDXL.a #!N #!EC You can control the Data Explorer 
Executive from another program using the DXLink library libDXL.a. At this 
level, you can create visual programs using the DX VPE ahead 
of time and run them using only the DX Executive while 
providing your own user interface using any third party GUI builder 
or X library code. With  #!Lsupwind,dxall961 h SuperviseWindow  #!EL  and  #!Lsupstat,dxall958 h SuperviseState  #!EL  , discussed in 
IBM Visualization Data Explorer User's Reference, the functions you can control 
include the Image window interactions, and inserting an active image window 
into an application with an existing user interface. You get the 
object cache, the intelligent flow control, the object management and all 
the other functions which the executive provides. #!N #!N You can 
also control the Data Explorer User Interface from another program using 
the libDXL.a DXLink library. In addition to the executive functions, you 
can use the Data Explorer Control Panels for user interaction, and 
the Image window with the direct interactions. The routines contained in 
libDXL.a are listed in  #!Ldxlink,dxall1141 h DXLink Developer's Toolkit  #!EL  .  #!Larch2131,dxall1160 f Figure 131  #!EL  depicts the Data Explorer 
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Please see the manual. #!N #!N Figure 131. Data Explorer architecture 
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