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Finally getting to this. I know it's been ages. I should have mentioned this back when you posted, but setting the HorizontalScroll property disables auto-sizing of columns. The docs mention in this in some places, but not in the ColumnList property…
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The SRP EditTable is too complicated to be initialized in the form designer. You have to set it up in code.
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Sorry for the delayed response. I've added this issue to my list, but I'm in the process of a major update to the controls and won't be able to give you a fix until that update is complete. I'll be sure to look at it as soon as I can.
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This error is coming from the email server, so I don't know off the top of my head. Google turned up this article. Maybe it will help.
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I'm talking with Don about your first question. I'll get back to you. Regarding the second question, this is an unfortunate limitation of control events. If you have control over the server code, you need to update it to return something without @R…
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Cool. Glad it's helping. Keep me posted if anything goes awry.
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This is different than before you tried logging, correct? Before the Engine Server was fine but the engines were gone. Crashing on writing to the disk smacks of an environmental issue. Disk getting full perhaps?
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The logs would be in whatever sub folder you specified in the INI's LogDirectory property. Given the above error, it's possible the engine server was denied access to writing the logs. I wonder if it's related to why your engines are crashing. The …
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Here's a link to download version 1.3.5. Whenever the RevCAPI returns an error, it attempts to restart the engine. I was able to manually kill engines and see them restart. Some caveats: 1. I was only able to test this by closing engines myself. Si…
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Don't beat yourself up. I've had some doozies, lemme tell ya.
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When using SRP_PreCompiler, you specify the parameters directly and the precompiler handles the @Params invisibly. It should look like this: Function Test_Services(@Service, @Params) #pragma precomp SRP_PreCompiler $insert SERVICE_SETUP …
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There is no hard coded limit. I just did a simple test with a service that had 24 parameters and it compiled and ran fine. I will need to see code to diagnose any further.
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You might want to enable logging to see if it's a particular command triggering these crashes.
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I'll look into the possibility to detecting an engine has crashed replacing it. Hung engines are a different matter. There isn't a way of distinguishing between a hung engine and a busy one.
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Sorry, those requests are lost. Are these engines full one crashing or are they hanging/getting stuck?
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Microsoft's docs state: If you want to [XPath] query against a namespace in an XML document, even if it is the default namespace, you need to define a prefix for it. So, let's say we have the following XML: Title A…
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That is correct.
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I figured out your issue. XPath doesn't like default namespaces. So, you have to name the default namespace and then use that name in your XPath query. Path = "/x:vendorPlacementData/x:vendorPlacementDataList/x:vendorPlacementDataRecord" Ans = …
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I can't troubleshoot with a partial screenshot. Does the remainder XML pass a validation test? There are XML syntax validators on the web.
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Yes, SRP_Extract_XML can parse any well-formed XML snippets. Still, let your client know this is happening. It is not your responsibility to parse invalid XML.
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Is your XML actually valid? There are two headers in that screenshot. If that's what the actual XML looks like, it won't parse.
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XPath is a standard means on navigating to a specific point in an XML document. You can read up on it here.
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No, but SRP_DateTime HourSpan will.
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Also, for those that use SRP Utilities, you can use SRP_Time's HourSpan service.
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Something is very wrong. It appears OpenInsight's CLIENTSIZE property is not returning anything. That's a low-level catastrophic issue. One possibility is that the VM's emulation layer is not correctly emulating the API that CLIENTSIZE uses to get t…
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I'm not sure what the original conversation entailed, so forgive me if I beat any dead horses. The quick answer to your question is, no, there is no way to shorten the IdleTimeout without asking Revelation to shorten it on their end. However, I th…
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Some Windows API trivia. Windows sends one of these messages to every control on a left mouse button press. WM_LBUTTONDOWN, WM_LBUTTONUP, and WM_LBUTTONDBLCLK. The last message is automatically handled by the operating system (it's not something Rev…
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The type you want is STPROCINS. If you look in the SYSREPOSTYPES table, you'll see a list of all the types.
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Lol. Wow. This goes to show how ooooold this tech is. This stuff was written in '05, and at that time, there was a concentrated effort to make sure users couldn't do developer stuff in a runtime engine. So, it's basically failing for you because you…
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SRP Editor's command line was never meant to be an complete replacement of the OI TCL. Even the LIST command is very rudimentary. The point was to provide a handful of commands we found commonly used. You can, however, create your own commands. You…