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I had to look FIGJAM up...that's pretty damn funny! Rather then write a novel in this post, I'll just refer to the blog article I wrote almost 5 years ago: Picking the Correct XMLHTTP Object Suffice to say I've been in your situation already and …
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Martin - The reason it is important to test with IE is because the XMLHTTP control is based on IE. Therefore, if IE can't connect then XMLHTTP can't connect either. You can try setting the UseClientXMLHTTP argument to True$ and see if that helps.
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I really doubt this is a problem with your version of SRP Utilities or SRP HTTP Framework. That is a normal response form the XMLHTTP object. The fact that it is different on this Win 2012 Server from your Win 10 Laptop suggests there is something g…
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For those monitoring this thread or who come across it in the future, the issue came down to the insertion of comments in the eserver.cfg file. Whodathunk that would cause problems, but they did.
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Great news. That should also have updated your SRP Utilities at the same time, which is where the Enhanced BASIC+ support resides.
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I was about to agree with your assessment but during my own testing I was able to get this to compile for me. What is the version of the SRP Editor and SRP Utilities that you are using? You can get the SRP Editor version from the Help > About men…
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For those monitoring this thread, the problem ended up being due to an outdated version of SRPControls.ocx.
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Will - Can you email me the exact copy of eserver.cfg you are using on this server. Also, please get the full version of the Java library being used and include that in the email or post here.
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Will - Thanks. I've responded back to Revelation with both answers.
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Here's the response I got from Revelation: So, immediately after startup it tries to shut down? My first guest has to do with some eserver.cfg settings (of course) - in particular, the error is complaining about the statsClientMonitor, maybe the set…
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Ed - I'm not sure why you are not getting proper behavior. The visual issues are also strange, although some of the problems you are seeing are because you have the form shorter than its optimal height. Is there a reason you have resized it or is i…
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Jared might have some ideas but I've gone ahead and posted in the Revelation forum as well for good measure.
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And you are certain the port is open (or is this where working with the 3PV is hard)?
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Are you sure the OEngineServer isn't already running as a Windows service?
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I really don't have a solution to propose, at least one that is able to do all that you want out of the box (or close to it). This seems like an R&D project all by itself. That said, I can't help but wonder if this project will give you more he…
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Awesome!
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Thank you. Please forgive me because I have some other questions. Is the reason you need to have an RTF and HTML control is because you intend to publish content in both formats? I presume the RTF content will be published via OIPI whereas the HTML …
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I want to make sure I understand your objective. Ideally, you want two controls on a form: an RTF and an HTML control. You want both to be editable. When content is change in one control, you want the content to be changed in the other control. Am I…
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Phew.
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I misunderstood. I thought you were suggesting to replace the line. I know understand you are simply suggesting we add this so a template formatted either way will be properly swapped. That makes sense to me so consider it done.
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What about our friends who are not overseas?
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To add to Kevin's comment, you can see examples of this in the code snippets in the aforementioned blog article. New objects are generated from the CALL method.
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I know you told me you unblocked the file in our email exchange, but did you restart OI after doing so?
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Colin - Before we start chasing shadows, have you read through this article on ADO?
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This definitely sounds like a memory leak. We've done enough exports to SQL to be assured that SRP_COM itself does not have a memory leak, so this might be a problem with your code or the library you are communicating through. How "large" is large"?…
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I think this is indicative of something gone awry. What version of Windows is this? Do all of those OECGI instances have WMI Performance Adapter as a sub-task?
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Barry - The underlying problem has been reported to, acknowledged by, and fixed by Revelation Software. I think this will be included in 10.1. In the meantime, the workaround is pretty simple. In the CreateHashTable service just change this line: …
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This thread discusses this very issue and uses EnumWindows as an example. Bob Carten provided a code sample.
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You would update the DLL_GDI32 record or create a new one to avoid interfering with the default one. However, I'm not sure if you can make this work strictly within OI. Perhaps Kevin will chime in and set us both straight.
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I see. Well, if you want to roll out your own then I don't think there is anything out of the box that you can use. You'll probably have to work with the EnumFontFamilies API.