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the variable you need to set is PATH, do that on the AppSrv broker's environment section...

The code you posted will work if you need 'frame/screen' information at run-time, meaning for a .w/.p you'll actually have to run that code and once the screen is visible you can use that code to walk through the widgets-tree. If you need to get that info from the source code then a code parser...

Hard to tell what is the issue there as we don't know nothing about what report viewer are you using... it does look like you (or the viewer) is calling some external DLL procedure which is not happy with the input parameters passed to it. What is that report viewer that you're using?

Guess you downloaded the installer from sourceforge.net, normally if you have any issues with a project hosted there you should try to use the forum in place (Discussion tab) just because it's easier for the contributors to respond :) The installer should also include some sample files, what...

Not sure what are you after here but I'll venture an answer anyway... You can't call JavaScript or JSP (Java) code from Progress virtual machine as it has nothing to do with JS engine or JVM, but since you mention JSP then your applet will most probably run in a web application environment like...

I'll be there as well <shameless plug>also on the agenda ;) </shameless plug>

web-services does not appeals much to mobile developers, no need to add the overhead of soap/xml when you can just go with rest/json...

some of us do that, I for one have to confess having a graphical report designer pleases me more that going blindly and do the 'design' inside the abl code but that's just me being lazy or getting old :) well, in fact I can focus on getting the data and let a designer handle all the fancy...

that will be the "charset" option when you set the content-type header property (output-content-type api) - "Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1" if you need to accommodate data in different character encoding then you have to move to UTF and make sure you encode everything...

I think you're right but let's put it to a test :)

the value of a 'element' tag is a child node of the element having the type 'text' (i think), so you need to get down one extra level if the element have child nodes (and it should have if it has a value), on that child node you can use node-value attribute.

well, that's either because I don't like the alpha(male) or just trying to follow Google's forever-beta approach :) Both the IDE and the ERD are available for now as stand-alone Eclipse based products, can be downloaded un-zipped and should simply run. There is not much to say about...

Great Rob, when I'll have the update-site working I'll let you know :) If you find some use of it be aware there is a 'hard-limit' on the number of tables in the unregistered version, a three months trial license can be requested if you want to evaluate it pass that limit... just let me know.

Hi Rob, was out for holidays and somehow the site didn't load on my old BB to be able to reply earlier. The ERD module was not yet integrated inside Zamolxis and because it uses some other Eclipse projects (graphical modeling) I still have to get the correct list of required features to have...

that's certainly true, it does not really matter who produced the XML as long as Progress can infer the dataset schema and dynamically create the dataset or you can define the dataset schema yourself and if the XML match that it will load without problems. the 'response' xml looks more like a...

that has nothing to do with asp.net or whatever language you're using, your issue is the select statement that does not run on the client but on the database server... as with MS$SQL, MySQL, Oracle or any other database engine there might be reference documentation that you should use -...

right, but the reason for which this might look confusing is the fact that this is rarely used... not to mention there are few 'oera' frameworks that I know that does use some form of a 'business logic' proxy as the 'model' on the client, hence passing lots of data in between when the client...

Fields was used (useful) in regular client-server topology when the network bandwidth used to be the bottleneck sometimes... it actually means the only the fields you specify will be passe on the client side (plus those that need to identify the record if not already specified). Things have...

time for me to come up with a public interface for bug reporting... guess will hog the progresstalk site with stuff that have little use for others and I do have to grab all those valuable comment in my system anyway.

Hate to disappoint you but I don't do either, well in a way... proparse is build on ANTLR which is also what I use only that I don't work with the AST but with a 'model', and no... it does not have 'references' built in so it would not have worked anyway :( I would try again with the syntax...