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  • Here's your teaser.
  • In answer to your specific question, take a look at the SYSLOGINS table. This is maintained by OI whenever any user logs in. It has a 3 or 4-part Key ID (the 4th part is the Process ID if you enable this setting). The first three parts are AppID * U…
  • Do you not what .pdf format sent? Use whatever format you prefer. I was just trying to offer some helpful tips. We use, and love, SnagIt as well. I forgot that it outputs to PDF so perhaps this isn't as useful to you as I had assumed. If, on the o…
  • Also, you don't need to attach a PDF to these forum posts. You can copy/paste images directly into the message. I think you will find that much simpler to than having to create a PDF document.
  • We have similar systems in place at different clients. That is, it's the same set of APIs that we publish, but some are indirectly called by 3rd party systems and some are called directly by our own client. Have you attempted to connect to your own …
  • To be honest, configuring SSL and web servers is not my area of expertise so I will defer to some others on my team to chime in. However, from what I understand, you should already be set up because both endpoints share the same domain. Perhaps ther…
  • Yes, you can support HTTPS. The good news is that this has nothing really to do with the HTTP Framework. It's all about the configuration of your web server. You said that the same box already receives web service calls through HTTPS but these aren'…
  • Yes, very doable. The form should be launched using the Dialog_Box function so it is modal. In the CREATE event handler of the form, check for the SIZE property of the editline in the parent form and use this to calculate the new SIZE property of th…
  • Yes, those are bookmarks. However, they are not a new feature. When is the last time you upgraded your SRP Editor? Anyway, the toggle to set or remove a bookmark is Ctrl+F2. The F2 key is your accelerator to jump to the next bookmark.
  • It's a pretty cool work-around. I was just curious (hoping actually) if this version of the browser control was friendlier toward HTML5/JS web forms. That is, more like Chromium and less like IE. I take it this is still IE under the hood.
  • @bhaughn is there an advantage to using the .NET browser control versus the default one that OI uses?
  • Just got this email less than a minute ago: All, Please be advised that the revelation.com web site will be unavailable for several hours due to a web site and server upgrade. Thank you for your patience. Regards, Bob
  • Yes. It's been down all day. I reached out and got a response that it was undergoing maintenance. I suspect something went wrong with their Joomla upgrade and they went into repair mode.
  • I'm guessing these are being loaded via the browser control?
  • @josh, just to put your mind at ease, both of those .NET components are valid. Don't let the 9.4.0 and 9.5 references concern you.
  • Actually, this is expected...or at least it's always been an issue when using OLE event handlers to close forms. I believe the "ding" is actually this error occurring in the background: ENG0040: RUN_EVENT, line 1. The labeled common variable has bee…
  • Setting the @RECORD system variable won't harm anything. Just be aware that OI might change it unexpectedly. Personally, I prefer to use UDPs. I also agree that it is best to avoid using numbers as a reference in the UI. Think client/server design …
  • You might be right that Windows Vista isn't supported, but that error seems more like the SRPUtilities.dll file is being blocked. Can you check the properties of the file and make sure it is unblocked?
    in RTI_JSON Comment by DonBakke August 2019
  • Funny thing is that I can't find that file in any copy of OI that I have installed. I've used RTI_JSON in the past to test things so I'm not sure how this utility worked before.
    in RTI_JSON Comment by DonBakke August 2019
  • I can't answer RTI_JSON questions. Is there a reason you don't want to use SRP_JSON?
    in RTI_JSON Comment by DonBakke August 2019
  • No, you have to redesign the code to avoid the VISIBLE property from being set too early.
  • If you need to use a panel to fit more controls on the form, you've probably got too many controls. No argument with the recommendation to use SetForm versus AddCtrls. But for what it is worth, I have always liked the idea of using AddCtrls to cre…
  • If the big rectangle on the left is the SRP Panel control and the label and editline on the right are the controls you are trying to add to the SRP Panel control, their x-positions are beyond the width of the SRP Panel control. Thus, you are adding …
  • Just an obvious question without studying your code too closely, are the controls on the form in an x/y position that would be visible within the size of the Panel control?
  • I don't use Select_Into but I did quick search for you and there was a post with this exact same error. Here is the response from Bob Carten: Select_into_Callback uses a variable named common to store store the results of a callback. if method eq …
  • Outstanding work!
  • ...I don't know what's missing that I haven't stumbled across as yet. For that I would just write a quick utility that rummaged through the SYSREPOSWINS and/or SYSREPOSWINEXES and then looked for a missing corresponding SYSREPOS pointer and then c…
  • I don't know of anything that rebuilds SYSREPOS records based on the source records. How and why these would go missing is obviously a big mystery and unexpected. I don't have any grand ideas as to what may be causing this other than perhaps GFEs. D…
  • I don't think you are wrong. It's a all or nothing proposition.
  • Long ago I asked for a way to bind controls on the form that can't be bound in the normal way (e.g., ActiveX controls) so that all of this could still be managed by the semantic logic layer. Mike had agreed to consider it but later on he noted the l…