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The SRP Editor actually relies upon the underlying Revelation procedures to identify compiler errors. We then run it through our own filter to weed out data that we know is a false positive. However, there are still some circumstances that come up w…
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I believe I was referring to our blog article: Adding the SRP Editor to the OpenInsight Side Tool Bar
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It includes the resolved address and it is correct. So you are saying that the full URL (which contains the reference to OECGI4.exe) looks correct? Per chance had you done any testing with the fully resolved URL within Postman just to verify that r…
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Mark, 1. I retained the login concept but pass the credentials in the authorisation header as you suggest for all subsequent calls. How are you doing that? I mean, this would have to be done via JavaScript and I thought you are relying on a third-…
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Mark, A long shot idea just came to me. Could this be due to your rewrite rules? Maybe there is a problem there that is causing IIS not not resolve the URL properly and thus the OECGI is never really invoked. It could be something as simple as the …
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Mark, 1. Yes network users though personally neither makes any sense to me. If a network user doesn't have full control how can they post some requests and not others? No, it doesn't make sense which is why I really don't think this is relevant. I…
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Mark, I've been monitoring the discussion between you and Bryan on the forum. I'll keep my own comments isolated to this forum to avoid confusion and so as to not become a distraction to Bryan's analysis. That said, your latest post has me confuse…
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Mark, I've only seen that error when I try to launch CTO/ARev32 and there are not enough licenses. However, it simply means that the engine server was unable to be connected to.
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Mark, No, that would not be considered a feature. It would be considered a miracle.
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Mark, If you even whisper a feature you would like to see I'll make sure all of your themes have harcoded white colors for every element. 'Nuff said.
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Mark, This is a bug that has already been identified and fixed. It will be in the next release.
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I suspect the re-registering did the trick. Multiple copies is not a problem because the registration process creates a path to the control.
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Frank, I was more trying to figure out if you were identifying a problem, not whether it was limited to a specific theme. I see that you were reporting a problem. Kevin may respond pretty soon with a definitive response, but since I am not seeing …
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Frank, Are you suggesting that something is wrong with your Solarized Dark theme?
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Mark, I see nothing unusual with the body that would cause any problems. Of course, I don't know everything about your request, like the header names and values, but I would seriously doubt that your body should be relevant. It's just string data. …
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I see. So this is a mobile app rather than a web app. What is being used to make the HTTP requests? Is this a native app wrapper (PhoneGap/Cordova) around a web stack or is it a pure mobile platform SDK (Objective-C/Java) being used? Did you test a…
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How long should the request actually take if you didn't get this timeout response? How long does it take before that error message gets returned? What I am wondering is whether this is a true timeout or an error condition that makes IIS think it is…
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Mark, I had just finished reading your post on the Rev board and was about to respond when this came in. So, I'll give preference to our own forum. :) Timeouts can occur at different links in the HTTP chain. Where exactly is the timeout occurring?…
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Mark, So in the end you were hoping to capture this within an OLE event because that is safe to promote in this application but it is not safe to promote the LOSTFOCUS event handler? If I understood you correctly then I totally understand your hope…
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Mark, As a work-around, would enabling the Always Tab Out on Enter feature and trapping the LOSTFOCUS event handler work for you?
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Hi Dan, I don't know of a way to get around the capturing of the ESC key with subclassed edit lines using the Combo property. I think this would be a good enhancement to the control. If this can be done relatively easily, we'll get it done fairly s…
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Colin, I am assuming that the path to the images is verified to be accurate for all Citrix accounts. Is there more than one Citrix server? We have observed problems with images not coming through on Terminal Server type configurations. As far as I…
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Hi Bryan, By itself the SRP Sync Service cannot be ran as a service. We've discussed rewriting it to be a true Windows service, but there are a number of considerations and requirements that made it clear this would not be easy. Your best option i…
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Barry, If you are asking if the SRP EditTable supports multi-select, the answer is no. You can, however, simulate it by simply setting the selected row's color as a response to an OnClick event. You can also use the same event handler to track the …
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Barry, Yes, that is correct. See if you have a copy of the Test_New_ET_Styles function. That might be useful to you as well.
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Barry, I didn't mean to imply you were directing the question at me. I just figured that it would seem more than a coincidence that I failed to respond to your two posts on the Revelation forum and then I give you an answer within minutes of you cr…
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Barry, I was not ignoring your post on the Revelation forum. I have been rather occupied with other project work. If your intent is to emulate the OI Popup, then why not use the same logic POPUP_SUB uses? You should have an old copy of this in you…
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Harold, If you intend to keep the .MSG file on the disk, then you can certainly execute the file and allow the default viewer (presumably Outlook) to open the file. I recommend using the ShellExecute API, assuming it will work. I think it will be a…