Does no one have the steps required to install the client for Team Foundation Server to work with xpa? I could really use some assistance.

Use an 'ORDER BY' in your SQL select ?

Great news, Todd! Really glad it worked :) Brenda

Brenda, It works! Just needed to add the permissions. I used SDK 23 on my Android 7 phone. You are a lady and a scholar. I'm throwing in a bottle of champagne to express my

Brenda, Hmmmmm....seems like you're holding out for dessert (:-) I'll give it a try Thanks Todd On 6/13/2017 9:36 AM, Brenda Bullorini wrote:

Hi, I have not yet gotten around to testing XPA 3.2b, but I noticed the release notes mention that the runtime can be 'DPI aware' (via some setting), without any further explanation as to what this

I got it right, see my previous message. And yes, indeed, it would be nice if we could do so. Gr Florian Met vriendelijke groet - With kind regards, Florian Groothuis Analist/programmeur +31

It will work if you get your sql task right - would be nice if you could just populate combo direct from sql statement. In sql task type in the sql and press apg ull get the correct virtuals then go

Ok, fixed it. Output had to be Float8. Thnx! Met vriendelijke groet - With kind regards, Florian Groothuis Analist/programmeur +31 (0)6 21927914 meilink.eu Meilink Beheer Borculo B.V. •

Hi Todd! I don't have my laptop with me but, 1. Yes, it goes there, sorry I forgot to tell you before! 2. Compile version can be 21, 22, 23 or whatever. But, check the targetSdkVersion, I tried it

This could work except when the results are numeric values. Casting them as alpha-numeric values messes up the ordering, when I use a numeric virtual as output variable I get this:

Hi, For what it's worth: I had proposed this example code without mentioning all caveats. I had forgotten about the status strip item that 'falls off' the status strip bar. In my case it is not the

That won’t work because the requirement statement can’t be captured in the range-option of the DataSource option. Defining a separate view isn’t an option. Met vriendelijke groet - With

Brenda, Its not working.....yet. I saved your java code to: C:\mse\xpa_32\RIAModules\Android\Source\app\src\main\java\com\magicsoftware\magicdev\MySmsListener.java I have two

Write the result of sql statement task to a memory table - then use that memory table as the data source on the combo box From: main@magicu-l.groups.io <main@magicu-l.groups.io> on behalf of Florian

Florian, You could use the "Data source" property of the combobox to associate a table with the values of the combobox. You can even define a Range of the data fields. Or you could define a separate

Hi Florian, You could use a direct sql task with the whole sql select as a parameter and build your combobox string from that. You could send this back as the return parameter. Best regards, Harry

How can I populate either a combobox or a select task with a SQL-statement? I have a program that let's the user answer a list of questions. Some answers should be selected from a query from the DB.

I got this to work using the zbar librarys from Jordan for some reaason the .so files i have in 3.2a samples lib are a different size to the ones Jordan has From: main@magicu-l.groups.io

If neither work for some reason (pic2shop worked great for me on android 7, but they have to have the pic2shop free apk installed on the device), you can try using the mobile vision api from Google