Tally Definition Language is the application development language of Tally. The user interface of Tally.ERP 9 and Tally.Server 9 is built using TDL. Tally.Developer 9 is a comprehensive development environment that is designed to enable a TDL programmer to develop, build, and deploy solutions for Tally.ERP 9.
It has browsers for TDL definitions, Tally Data Base schema and the complete TDL source code of Tally.ERP 9 for instant reference to the TDL programmer.
Tally.Developer 9’s powerful features enable the programmers to handle multiple projects, easy navigate across definitions, collapse, and expand option for definitions and easy to debug the code.
Tally.Developer 9 simplifies a programmer’s life with powerful features like the search engine, syntax highlighting, column selection, and auto completion. The editor enables you to handle multiple projects, navigate across definitions, collapse and expand definitions, and debug the code.
The development kit Tally Authentication Library is available as part of Tally.Developer 9. This library provides user authentication with the help of Tally.NET Server, the gateway to interact with Tally.ERP 9 application remotely.
Tally Connector empowers the programmer to send XML requests to Tally, and get the response in the XML format to build the integration solution faster.
Control license usage and minimize revenue leakage with Tally.Developr 9. The TDL code can be configured to run on one, more, or many Tally serial number(s) while creating the TCP (Tally Complaint Product) file. You can also stamp the TCP’s for a specific site.
Using TDL, you can develop complex reports within minutes. Also, extend the default functionalities of the product with minimal code writing.
Using the same language, it is possible to output to multiple output devices and formats. Whenever an output is generated this can be displayed on the screen, printed ,transferred to a file in particular format, mailed or transferred to a webpage using Http protocol.
Tally follows a hierarchical, object oriented data structure. TDL provides the capability of creating and manipulating these objects with ease. Apart from the existing predefined objects, manipulate and store data as required.
Quickly customise documents such as invoice layouts in Tally.ERP 9 with the help of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel), Open Office, and so on, with minimal time consumption and effort.
Integration becomes a crucial factor in avoiding the duplication of data entry. The available Tally API’s - ODBC, XML, and DLL - allow integration between,