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Re: Application name in MGRB.ini
In the mgrb.ini can just add
/ApplicationPublicName = test
This will register app with name test on broker.
99% sure thats the correct switch name
In the mgrb.ini can just add
/ApplicationPublicName = test
This will register app with name test on broker.
99% sure thats the correct switch name
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Tim Downie
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#197230
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Re: Application name in MGRB.ini
https://magicsoftware.my.salesforce-sites.com/PublicKnowledge/articles/bl_Reference/Application-Public-Name-xpa-3x
https://magicsoftware.my.salesforce-sites.com/PublicKnowledge/articles/bl_Reference/Application-Public-Name-xpa-3x
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Roman Goldenberg
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#197229
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Re: Application name in MGRB.ini
Hi,
I tried that but it stubbornly refuses to rename. In fact when you open app in studio if reverts the xpaproj contents back. I then went through all the files in the folder (edp, xpaproj and
Hi,
I tried that but it stubbornly refuses to rename. In fact when you open app in studio if reverts the xpaproj contents back. I then went through all the files in the folder (edp, xpaproj and
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Jackson, Adam
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#197228
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Re: Application name in MGRB.ini
Hi,
are you looking for this:
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[APPLICATIONS_LIST]
Test1234 = \\server\xpa\MgxpaRuntime.exe /DeploymentMode=B /ApplicationPublicName=APP1234
Hi,
are you looking for this:
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[APPLICATIONS_LIST]
Test1234 = \\server\xpa\MgxpaRuntime.exe /DeploymentMode=B /ApplicationPublicName=APP1234
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Ulrich Ahrendt
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#197227
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Re: Application name in MGRB.ini
Adam,
I think what you are looking for is in the xpaproj file. That file is typically in the same folder as the edp. We have had issues with the application name in the broker monitor before and
Adam,
I think what you are looking for is in the xpaproj file. That file is typically in the same folder as the edp. We have had issues with the application name in the broker monitor before and
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Tom Worthen
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#197226
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Application name in MGRB.ini
Hi,
I recall asking this in the past but cannot find it in the archive but how do we change application names in mgrb.ini so that the new name appears in the broker monitor? Seems once it is set
Hi,
I recall asking this in the past but cannot find it in the archive but how do we change application names in mgrb.ini so that the new name appears in the broker monitor? Seems once it is set
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Jackson, Adam
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#197225
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Re: Opening component from broker server 4.8 vs 2.5
Fixed – there was a declare in main program of component causing the failed to open error. Why it is OK in 2.5 not sure but anyhow fixed
Adam
Jackson
Senior Manager, Operations
Fixed – there was a declare in main program of component causing the failed to open error. Why it is OK in 2.5 not sure but anyhow fixed
Adam
Jackson
Senior Manager, Operations
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Jackson, Adam
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#197224
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Re: Acquiring an image from a web cam or similar device
Thank you Craig
I will take a look
Kind Regards
Denver Orange
Technical Consultant
Magix Integration (Pty) Limited t/as Magic Software SA
Cell. +27 72 071 9294
denvero@... |
Thank you Craig
I will take a look
Kind Regards
Denver Orange
Technical Consultant
Magix Integration (Pty) Limited t/as Magic Software SA
Cell. +27 72 071 9294
denvero@... |
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Denver Orange
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#197223
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Opening component from broker server 4.8 vs 2.5
Hi,
We have a broker server app running in 2.5d that has a component stored on another server and in the CRR it is addressed using UNC path. All is OK with this. We are trying to replicate this in
Hi,
We have a broker server app running in 2.5d that has a component stored on another server and in the CRR it is addressed using UNC path. All is OK with this. We are trying to replicate this in
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Jackson, Adam
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#197222
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Re: Acquiring an image from a web cam or similar device
Python's OpenCV library will bring you all the succor you need.
Auto-py-to-exe will let you package python into a command line utility for ease of use from Magic.
Also, don't run with scissors.
Python's OpenCV library will bring you all the succor you need.
Auto-py-to-exe will let you package python into a command line utility for ease of use from Magic.
Also, don't run with scissors.
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Craig Martin
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#197221
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Expanding RTF edit field on output forms
#xpa
Hello everbody.
Is there a way to output an RTF editor field on output form so that it expands? Like the alpha field,
you can setup multi line and expand form and the form expands to the actual size
Hello everbody.
Is there a way to output an RTF editor field on output form so that it expands? Like the alpha field,
you can setup multi line and expand form and the form expands to the actual size
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Adrian Wick
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#197220
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Acquiring an image from a web cam or similar device
Evening all
A customer is looking to upgrade from UniPaaS to XPA.
They have been using an ActiveX control that is no longer supported and I have been investigating any .NET functionality that can
Evening all
A customer is looking to upgrade from UniPaaS to XPA.
They have been using an ActiveX control that is no longer supported and I have been investigating any .NET functionality that can
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Denver Orange
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#197219
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Re: SMS Text Outbound Implementation
Sorry, https://46elks.com. Anyway since I don't have the provider info in the data, sounds like an API call to an SMS provider is the way to go. I'm already using SendGrid to send emails so maybe
Sorry, https://46elks.com. Anyway since I don't have the provider info in the data, sounds like an API call to an SMS provider is the way to go. I'm already using SendGrid to send emails so maybe
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JK Heydt
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#197218
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Re: SMS Text Outbound Implementation
56 Elks sounds like a quasi-religious organization from Twin Peaks.
I use SendGrid to send some emails in some recent integration work and now that Twilio bought them (SendGrid, not 56 Elks) they
56 Elks sounds like a quasi-religious organization from Twin Peaks.
I use SendGrid to send some emails in some recent integration work and now that Twilio bought them (SendGrid, not 56 Elks) they
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Craig Martin
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#197217
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Re: SMS Text Outbound Implementation
John...sorry auto-correct got me lol
Get Outlook for Android
John...sorry auto-correct got me lol
Get Outlook for Android
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Keith Canniff
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#197216
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Re: SMS Text Outbound Implementation
I second Keith’s recommendation. It is very simple to implement.
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Sent from Jim's Ipad
I second Keith’s recommendation. It is very simple to implement.
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Sent from Jim's Ipad
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Jim Stephenson
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#197215
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Re: SMS Text Outbound Implementation
Joan,
One of the simplest way to send information via SMS is simply through an email address. Email to Text/SMS has been around for many many years.
Below is a link that contains the email
Joan,
One of the simplest way to send information via SMS is simply through an email address. Email to Text/SMS has been around for many many years.
Below is a link that contains the email
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Keith Canniff
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#197214
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SMS Text Outbound Implementation
Any recommendations on how to implement outbound sms/text messaging? I saw someone using 56elks.com on this board. Is that the best way to go?
Thanks!
John
Any recommendations on how to implement outbound sms/text messaging? I saw someone using 56elks.com on this board. Is that the best way to go?
Thanks!
John
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By
JK Heydt
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#197213
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Re: X-API-KEY
Disregard pls.
Pavel
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Pavel Mencl
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#197212
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Re: How to Convert Magic XPA client-browser program to the XPA web
Yes.
Thanks.
On Monday, May 29, 2023 at 10:33:32 AM GMT+3, Roman Goldenberg <roman.goldenberg@...> wrote:
Yes.
Thanks.
On Monday, May 29, 2023 at 10:33:32 AM GMT+3, Roman Goldenberg <roman.goldenberg@...> wrote:
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Sofia Perkalskite
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#197211
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