Hi Govert No problems here opening PDF in both UniPaas 1.9p and Xpa 2.5e the way you do. You can try to put " around the full file name of the PDF, someting like: "c:\tmp\Magic - Output.pdf" Erwin

Hello Govert. Why not harness the power of .NET now that you've upgraded to XPA and leave the Invoke OS in the era where it belongs... The most simple technique IMHO would be to use a

not sure if in 2.5 online tasks you can use .net snippets (invoke .net or not) I think u can....in RIA 2.5 we use this public static class Snippet { public static void func(System.String

Good morning, After migrating an application from uniPaaS 1.9 to xpa 2.5e there seems to be a problem with opening a PDF file using the Invoke OS command. I just provide the complete file path to the

Graham, There are lots of products which will merge two PDF documents into one via command-line Check out PDFTK, for example

Hi, We have created a mobile app that allows a salesperson to invoice a client onsite and email them the Invoice as attachment. We have our terms of trade that is in PDF form that we want to print

Hi group, One of my applications makes extensive use of various types of XML documents, both in creating as well as reading/parsing. I have been struggling with some very strange behavior in creating

More info on the issue and a workaround: In XPA3.2a form (desktop app), a table-control will stop responding to mouse wheel, the moment it "stumbles" on a row where all contained controls are

Hi, Todd, Brenda, Otaku, Tim, Thank you all for answers. I found an error in my syntax For the IIS Error: Server Error in '/MagicScripts' Application, for WiFi test from my phone to the

Finally it seems to be an XPA 3.2x only issue :-( I reversed to XPA 3.1b and it works OK there

Hi Keith Already did. Mouse-wheel in general works Ok. It happens only in certain occasions Avgerinos

Avgerinos, Have you tried just creating a Ctrl+G on a table and see how the mouse reacts there? Keith

Hi magicians Struggling for the last 4 hours with a strange behavior of a table-control in XPA3, becoming insensitive to mouse wheel (tested so far on Win7 and Win2008Server). Same table, exactly

David I cannot see why SQL-Express can not be used as an example: you can sure use it to compare the same application in different magic versions, hitting the same db under similar

Just an FYI on comparing versions of MSSQL MSSQL Express only runs on 1 core and only has 1gb memory available to it.

Avgerinos, SQL Express Have limited performances so in any case you can not take it as example. Regarding to the Enterprise application - does it contain "RM compatible" handlers? David Rechter Go Up

Performance improvements would undoubtedly depend on your coding practices. For example, if you use direct SQL a lot I don't imagine there would be much difference between versions.

Thanks Arch That did it On 17/2/2017 4:00 μμ, Arch wrote:

Never experienced such a huge speed improvement in database speed - not even something close to this. So far, we did not notice any speed difference accessing MSSQL databases, at least in

Hi, I do not know about versions after eDeveloper v. 9 and before XPA3, but the old approach of v. 9 is also not entirely flawless and secure. In the range expression editor of old Magic versions a