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To all who are monitoring this thread, Mike Ruane posted the following today in their own forum: Folks- We believe the eStore and Discussion forums are back up and running, but we've lost all changes made since September 16th. If you made a post, …
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I don't think you can. If it were possible it would be with the FORECOLOR property but I've tried this with both the radio group and the radio button controls. I think OI or Windows just controls the theme of this control. You could replace the radi…
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Actually, those three dots are a part of an entire vertical splitter. If you hover over that area up and down the page you should see the traditional splitter icon. I agree, still bit obscure but not nearly as much as having to focus on just those t…
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Yes...that page along with reference documentation hasn't been updated yet to reflect v4 changes. This was a choice I made (given limited time to update this material) in favor of the Q&A related documentation. The What's New page is probably a …
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@BarryStevens - No, you didn't miss anything. My response was to explain why you weren't aware of this module being in the HTTP Framework product. As the SRP HTTP Framework product evolves, I sometimes decide to include more service modules that are…
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Looks like this issue got overlooked. Kevin is gone this week so we'll have him confirm the bug and fix the issue next week upon his return.
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@BarryStevens - Yes, in fact there is. It's been added to the SRP FrameWorks reference documentation (since that's where it originated but I decided to include it with HTTP Framework as well): Database_Services
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@josh - I'm glad I reiterated the issue with Xlate. What Michael is describing is virtually the exact same thing our Database_Services module does (we also have an argument so the table handle is stripped of the MFS chain for the same reason he offe…
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Since it uses xlate, it won't have to read it every time, only once? Perfect. Well, as I noted above, Xlate will use its internal cache 9 times and then it goes back to the disk. So, you need to decide if that is enough for you. We wrote our own …
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If you can make that work then that should be a perfect enhancement for you. FWIW, we typically don't require our FTP clients to be installed on each computer. Most of the time we have a dedicated server that handles scheduled or on-demand tasks. So…
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The SRP Editor uses its own OCX file. Try registering the SRPUtil.ocx file.
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@AusMarkB that's okay. This was emailed to me directly and it contains snippets of code which might not be permissible to share openly. We'll start looking at this and share our conclusions here in case others run into the same problem.
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OpenInsight does not have a native SFTP client. You will have to integrate one with OpenInsight. We've done this with WinSCP and PSFTP. The SRP Run Command utility works well for this.
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I assumed, then, that when you commented that "if a workstation with locks crashes, then the workstation's locks will not be cleared" this was a reference to the true lock not be clearing. If that is the case, then my previous comment is applicable.…
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But you are still relying upon the UD for lock management, correct? That is, you are using the LOCK and UNLOCK statements which means you are asking OI (and ultimately the UD) to enforce and release the locks. Consider using the IDLEPROC property i…
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Note that if a workstation with locks crashes, then the workstation's locks will not be cleared. Eventually the UD will clear the lock. I think the default timeout is 30 minutes but I believe this can be changed. We have code that runs every minut…
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There are reverse engineering tools out there but it is against your license agreement to use them. Perhaps the SRP_Extract_XML function will help?
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The SRP Editor knows how to interrogate object code in the SYSOBJ table and identify the arguments. This particular routine does appear to be a Revelation supplied SSP. The latest compile date is 2007. I suspect is a part of the library that support…
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@josh, this was what I was wondering. We have discovered that this type of crash is often associated with OLE controls that are being loaded from a network share...which is why we've been pushing hard to have people store and register the OCX files …
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Your understanding of application inheritance is correct. Unfortunately, the Form Designer doesn't make it easy to bring script event handlers from the parent app into the child app. We rarely see this because we don't use script event handlers. Ot…
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What kind of Windows crashes are you getting or what does the Windows Error Log report as the nature of the crash?
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I'm inclined to believe, however, this is not a network latency issue but something specific to your Windows 10 builds.
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Fair enough...but if your problems are the result of network latency due to client controls running from a network share then we can't really help you with the consequences. :)
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I can't say this will have an impact on performance, but OCX files are recommended to be installed on local workstations.
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What version of the HTTP Framework are you currently using?
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I would be helpful if you could send us the image you are using just so we can compare apples to apples. Feel free to email it to support@srpcs.com.
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@josh (and anybody else monitoring this thread), a helpful bit of advice when you encounter potential problems but you know your control is not current is to simply download the latest control from our product website and register it locally for you…
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Your best bet is to check the Product Version of the SRPUtilities.dll file in the REVBOOT folder. This is not a registered component, so you need to always check the file that is in the REVBOOT folder you are running OI in. Having said that, it is p…
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We are using our SRP DirectConnect control to support peer-to-peer communication. A workstation can then send out a message asking who owns a lock and the workstation with the lock then responds right away. This same utility is also used for many ot…
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That tool still has problems as others on the forums have pointed out. Still, I agree that it is worth trying to see if it works. We've had to write our own utility that knows how to ask who owns the lock and then we can send a request to release t…