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There is no easy way out period! If you have 10.1C or above you can: - try logical grouping of variables into objects (static members), and share them among the application (bulk replace variable with object:variable) - skip Temp-tables since you don't want to refactor everything or you can...

Well, right now the only absolute path in the whole project is the DLC windows system variable pointing to a Progress version. All the other files, db's, bat's are relative to the workspace. Only this Proxygen seems to be hard coded for now.

No, not at runtime. I just want to make the config files for the Proxygen to use relative paths, then Ant is taking over generating the proper stubs.

Well, building a local environment for multiple OpenEdge Projects, kept on SVN. We have ported the projects from Unix, and we are far in this subject, but there are small details needed to be addressed if possible. I'm trying to make things independent of paths.

I want to have "AppObject:Propath Components" relative. I've tried editing the XML and putting a relative <ProPath> but it does not work. Any workaround?

Does anyone know a way to use relative paths in the xpxg files? I found some info that in 10.1 one cannot use relative paths, is that statement true, is there any work-around? I've tried using relative paths to <ProPath> but no use, it does not generate the classes. Thanks in advance.

Well you go for the handle of the document, and push in VBA calls (google). That's the "easiest" way around ;)

Also not to forget that in an execution block (let's say a procedure) by using the FIND FIRST statement, the record buffer is still available after the statement, While using FOR FIRST/EACH block statement the record goes out of scope when the execution of that block has ended.

Thanks for the answer. Turns out that it is not mandatory to use an EVENT-PROCEDURE. You can simply call a web service asynchronously to save some time. Problem was with prowin32.exe for Progress 10.1C, it seems that it does not work correctly under Windows. Same code ran under HP-Unix works...

Hi all, I'm trying to call a ws asynchronously, unfortunately it does not trigger. Here is the snippet: CREATE SERVER hWebService. /* connect to webservice */ lStatus = hWebService:CONNECT("-WSDL '" + evcli.urn + "'") NO-ERROR. /* web service connected, send message...

Progress 10.1C calling a java web service 20.000 times, and gives the following error Fatal error: csnet read operation failed (Winsock reported error=0) 11773. Error type is Progress.Lang.Error Thing is for 10.000 requests it works most of the time, but for higher values progress seems that...

Also be aware if it is an old application maybe you'll have to use the V6FRAME option at compilation, so the application will look the same on both boxes.

Most probably you missed to link (or misspelled) the web service with the appserver at the proxy generation step.

Best practice is: Check the log files!

That would defy the purpose of a quiz. If you are the one to put the questions: you should know the answers, on the other hand if you are to answer them and you have the answers, that's just cheating.