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@alvaroafernandez - You are fighting two limitations. First, Dialog_Box itself will only accept one argument to pass into the window. There really is no way of getting around this other than doing what @AusMarkB suggested. In addition to using the …
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@Opto_Will - Since you are willing to have this manually controlled, then you can just as easily build the timebomb within the app and install an RDK to reset the timebox as per your policy. BTW, we've implemented web based authentication but also b…
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@Opto_Will - You have me curious. Am I to understand that the timebomb is always present and would simply be reset for another 30 days once payment was received? How would you plan to update the timebomb settings?
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You are correct that there isn't such a feature. However, I would not want a feature like that to be dependent upon the launcher since it is easy to circumvent the launcher to run OI. If your customers are online then I suggest building in an API ca…
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Okay, that just means they are both running v4.x or earlier. I'm betting they are using the same serial number. That is, the same Linear Hash service was installed on both servers. Revelation's licensing policy will allow this if one is a developmen…
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You can use CTO_GUI_FUNCTION to call the OI function you want to launch the form. For instance: Response = CTO_GUI_FUNCTION('DIALOG_BOX', 'MY_FORM', @Window, InitParam)
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I should have been more specific. I'm not referring to the Universal Driver client, which is what those screenshots show. I'm referring to the actual Universal Driver service, which is installed and running on the servers: I think that error messa…
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Is this going to another server that is being managed by its own Universal Driver?
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The Help>About dialog is for the SRP Editor only. The SRP ActiveX Controls dialog is for SRP ActiveX Controls only. Your problem has nothing to do with licensing. Even if you didn't have a license, you could still use the SRP Mail utility. My o…
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This DLL does not get registered. That message is simply letting you know it cannot find the indicated method/function. That could be because the DLL is missing or perhaps is a version without that method/function. It is also possible that the envir…
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There are no utilities that will help you build an XML file of your own design. That is, no equivalent to SRP_JSON or RTI_JSON. There are native utilities that will build XML based on your table schema, but that doesn't seem to be what you want.
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This is because the only properties that will affect the SAVEWARN property are DEFPROP and INVALUE. Note, you can set DEFPROP to work like ROWDATA so I think this is an easy update.
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I'm not sure what rev32dlg.ocx is for. I thought perhaps it was related to the CTO terminal that can be ran from the command prompt, but I'm somewhat doubtful about that. If I recall, that document was written by Jared when he was working for Revel…
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@BarryStevens - That list only includes Revelation files. It's meant to be a clean install of the latest (i.e. 9.4.6) files used by the ClientSetup.exe program.
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Others on my team have done or worked with IT teams to incorporate this into a Group Policy style push so that it is more automated so I'll defer to them. For my purposes, I don't use a batch file. I just run the ClientSetup.exe from the folder (as …
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@Opto_Will - Here is what my folder looks like: A few comments: * If you aren't running CTO or AREV32 then you don't need REVCMD. We have to be ready for anything so our image includes it. * VSVIEW3-OCX is an oddball file. It doesn't get regis…
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@Opto_Will, Would you think it good practice to leave VSPrint7.ocx and VSPDF.ocx registered locally, rather than potentially over the network where the clientsetup registered it? Yes I do think it is good practice to leave those files registered l…
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I'm referring to the folder that the Registry indicates the OCX file is located in. By "blocked", I meant blocked by things like AV, firewalls, or other systems that try to protect the computer from perceived threats. I don't mean "blocked" as in yo…
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There might need to be other settings that are pertinent. When I search my Registry for "SRPEditor.ocx", it appears in many places. This makes sense because the SRPEditor.ocx (like SRPControls.ocx) encompasses multiple controls, and each control has…
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I'm not sure if this is the same for all installations, but mine is found in: Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TypeLib\{31D674AF-D7F7-4D2B-9665-6F568037F36E}\1.0\0\win32 Remember, the ideal location of any OCX is in a local drive.
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@BarryStevens - That's a classic sign that the OCX file (SRPEditor.ocx) didn't get registered.
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@Opto_Will - You said this was for the old iTMS system. I didn't think that system used FrameWorks (FW_MAIN).
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@Opto_Will - This sounds like code is running from within the CREATE event of the startup window that purposely hides the OpenInsight and OpenEngine processes. Look for calls to ShowWindow.
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Great, then you are doing what I would have done.
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The compiled forms are in SYSREPOSWINEXES. How many are you trying to move over? Also, do the forms already exist in the target system, even if they are an older version? Depending on your answer, I might recommend using the RDK tool or the Reposito…
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Hi Willem - Welcome aboard. It isn't a VOC record that does this for you. You can do this by updating your command prompt/shortcut like this: AREV.exe CALC
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@BarryStevens Are you suggesting that I need to rename OECGI4.exe to OECGI3.exe for it to work with OI10, or, will OECGI3.EXE still work under OI10. I have no need to use the extra features that are in OECGI4.exe. That wasn't what I was suggesting…
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But is anybody actually paying down that technical debt? If not, why not? I encounter technical debt issues constantly and it becomes very irksome to me when I see this used as an excuse for not moving forward. Don't get me wrong. This is not aimed…
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This seems like an IIS configuration problem to me.
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@BarryStevens We have a web app developed by someone else that has hardcoded oecgi3.exe in the web pages. A little bit of me just died when I read that... When we convert the client to OI10 will it still work in OI10 and all we need to do is chang…