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Re: Debugging a Component (XPA 4.6)
Steven, what do youmean by "...the debugger to allow access to the running component..?"
I have been playingwith that component, by creating my own project / component with copiedsource from
Steven, what do youmean by "...the debugger to allow access to the running component..?"
I have been playingwith that component, by creating my own project / component with copiedsource from
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Mike Moore
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#192914
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Testing
Testing
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nshmwh@...
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#192913
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Output Report Generator report to physical file
Hello,
Is there way to output the report from the Report Generator to a physical file?
Documentation says that program "Run Specific Report" from the Report Generator Component can do this by using
Hello,
Is there way to output the report from the Report Generator to a physical file?
Documentation says that program "Run Specific Report" from the Report Generator Component can do this by using
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Roberto Ramirez Cervantes
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#192912
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Magic xpa 3.3 + Broker + Linux + Httpd + Docker
#xpa
I need a Dockerfile example for image magicsoftware/xpa33-broker ou magicsoftware/xpa33-httpd
I need a Dockerfile example for image magicsoftware/xpa33-broker ou magicsoftware/xpa33-httpd
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Leandro Machado
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#192911
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Re: Debugging a Component (XPA 4.6)
Taka a look at program 26 '--Online test caller' in the Userfunctionality.
It is a browse on a memory table, with a uservent 'CTRL+2'
Taka a look at program 26 '--Online test caller' in the Userfunctionality.
It is a browse on a memory table, with a uservent 'CTRL+2'
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Luuk
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#192910
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Re: Debugging a Component (XPA 4.6)
Yes... at last, you can put this as a subtask in a normal program, and makes a more easy copy/paste job...
And after delete subtask... to keep away from "main program" structure.
Yes... at last, you can put this as a subtask in a normal program, and makes a more easy copy/paste job...
And after delete subtask... to keep away from "main program" structure.
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Roberto Gauer
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#192909
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Re: Debugging a Component (XPA 4.6)
Thanks, that was on my list of things to try, but only eventually.
Black Magic isn’t something I normally even begin unless I am sure its reasonably safe. Too many things can go horribly horribly
Thanks, that was on my list of things to try, but only eventually.
Black Magic isn’t something I normally even begin unless I am sure its reasonably safe. Too many things can go horribly horribly
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Steven Burrows
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#192908
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Re: Debugging a Component (XPA 4.6)
Steven...
Export the main program... open the exported xml and change this line...
<Task MainProgram="N">
But... you may have to do even a lot of manual cleanning stuff... :)
Magic, and its tricks...
Steven...
Export the main program... open the exported xml and change this line...
<Task MainProgram="N">
But... you may have to do even a lot of manual cleanning stuff... :)
Magic, and its tricks...
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Roberto Gauer
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#192907
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Re: Debugging a Component (XPA 4.6)
Hi Steven,
I see what you mean. As they say: A good prgrammer is a lazy programmer ;-) Those 125 lines of code + expressions could also have been in a program as well. I guess if you skip the RIA part
Hi Steven,
I see what you mean. As they say: A good prgrammer is a lazy programmer ;-) Those 125 lines of code + expressions could also have been in a program as well. I guess if you skip the RIA part
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Harry Kleinsmit
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#192906
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Re: Debugging a Component (XPA 4.6)
Yes, its UserFunctionality and have already re-skinned it, but the nastiest bits of Code for Excel Export are all in Events in Main Prog. Cant really migrate them to another app (or separate program)
Yes, its UserFunctionality and have already re-skinned it, but the nastiest bits of Code for Excel Export are all in Events in Main Prog. Cant really migrate them to another app (or separate program)
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Steven Burrows
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#192905
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Re: Debugging a Component (XPA 4.6)
Hi Steven,
If you are talking about the UserFuncationality component you should also have the source code in the 'Add_On' folder. What I did was adding these programs to my own application (instead of
Hi Steven,
If you are talking about the UserFuncationality component you should also have the source code in the 'Add_On' folder. What I did was adding these programs to my own application (instead of
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Harry Kleinsmit
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#192904
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Debugging a Component (XPA 4.6)
I have a Magic component in my CRR that only has Events exposed, and have specified both the Project and Cabinet Files. I cant get the debugger to allow access to the running component at all.
Is
I have a Magic component in my CRR that only has Events exposed, and have specified both the Project and Cabinet Files. I cant get the debugger to allow access to the running component at all.
Is
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Steven Burrows
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#192903
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Re: GeneralErrorLog remove .NET Exception
Thank You very much Harry it did exactly what I wanted.
Best regards,
Thank You very much Harry it did exactly what I wanted.
Best regards,
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Marc Gauthier
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#192902
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Re: GeneralErrorLog remove .NET Exception
Hi Marc,
You could try adding [MAGIC_SPECIALS]SpecialLogInternalExceptions=N to your INI file.
Best regards,
Harry Kleinsmit
Hi Marc,
You could try adding [MAGIC_SPECIALS]SpecialLogInternalExceptions=N to your INI file.
Best regards,
Harry Kleinsmit
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Harry Kleinsmit
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#192901
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GeneralErrorLog remove .NET Exception
Hi,
Is there a way to remove the .NET exception in the GeneralErrorLog file?
We have .NET integration that generate exception (see below) . The code work fine but we never we're able to figure out how
Hi,
Is there a way to remove the .NET exception in the GeneralErrorLog file?
We have .NET integration that generate exception (see below) . The code work fine but we never we're able to figure out how
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Marc Gauthier
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#192900
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Re: Where’s my database
Steve
I think you might have pointed to the answer - I didn’t do the basic setup on these laptops but I could suspect a problem with pervasive install - will check tomorrow- thanks
Steve
I think you might have pointed to the answer - I didn’t do the basic setup on these laptops but I could suspect a problem with pervasive install - will check tomorrow- thanks
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John Dowbiggin
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#192899
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Re: Where’s my database
Again, it depends on which gateway he is using. If he’s using the Pervasive ISAM Gateway, then unknown database usually means that the database name referenced in the data sources repository’s
Again, it depends on which gateway he is using. If he’s using the Pervasive ISAM Gateway, then unknown database usually means that the database name referenced in the data sources repository’s
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Steven Blank
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#192898
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Re: Where’s my database
Doesn't "unknown database" mean that Pervasive isn't loading correctly?
Doesn't "unknown database" mean that Pervasive isn't loading correctly?
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Andy Jerison
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#192897
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Re: Where’s my database
John,
Assuming your application uses the Pervasive ISAM (nee Btrieve) gateway, the location column needs to contain the path to the location of the physical data files, either a local
John,
Assuming your application uses the Pervasive ISAM (nee Btrieve) gateway, the location column needs to contain the path to the location of the physical data files, either a local
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Steven Blank
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#192896
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Re: Where’s my database
Try: Translate(INIGet('[MAGIC_DATABASES]'SystemDB))
Van: main@magicu-l.groups.io <main@magicu-l.groups.io> namens John Dowbiggin via groups.io <jdowbiggin@...>
Verzonden: dinsdag 28 juli 2020
Try: Translate(INIGet('[MAGIC_DATABASES]'SystemDB))
Van: main@magicu-l.groups.io <main@magicu-l.groups.io> namens John Dowbiggin via groups.io <jdowbiggin@...>
Verzonden: dinsdag 28 juli 2020
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Govert Schipper
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#192895
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