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You're welcome. I just wanted to point out that, as it appears to me, you are entering a completely different world. Heavy Regards, RealHeavyDude.

You need to understand that the client/server architecture you might be familiar with in your current application won't do. You need to come up with a multi-layered architecture to support applications on mobile devices. There is no simple answer like install an app on your mobile device on...

Haha - if I post a picture of my desk I will probably dismissed.

You never directly access any database directly from an Android device. It does not matter which database it is. Please don't get me wrong, but your problem is that you want to access "a" database directly from an Android device. You need to re-think and build a backend architecture that is...

Unfortunately I am not able to join. Hope I am able to join next year.

The amount of work and research to understand frameworks instead of hardcore coding each bit and byte is always a trade off. For one, in the case of ADM2/Dynamics most Progress customers I knew abandoned them for that very reason. Secondly, Progress was notorious for not providing sufficient...

The smart frame is a persistent procedure too. You can only drop it onto a smart window or smart dialog for the very same reason. There is a fundamental difference between widgets - which ABL built-in objects - like a fill-in or a combo-box, and smart objects of the ADM2/Dynamics framework -...

Hi Altair, the standard containers miss the functionality to instantiate the smart objects - their frames can only handle widgets. When you drop a smart object on a smart window or smart dialog you might notice that the AppBuilder will automatically maintain the read-only "adm-create-objects"...

Don't get me wrong - but that's why I never use the plain vanilla release and always wait at least for the first service pack.

I can only second what Tom said. Solaris is a PITA when it comes to swap space.

Frankly, I don't have a solution at hand. The best solution would be to remove the data completely from the database and reload it with the correct code page setting - have a look at the convert option to the input from statement. But, matters might get even worse - this is what happend to us...

What you cannot do is use a OE11 client principal against a OE10 database - just in case you are using the client principal.

On Unix/Linux I am aware of a technique to determine whether a file is UTF-8 encoded or not. It doesn't hold water but so far it didn't fail on me. But, as far as I know that's the only code page you can check. iconv -f utf-8 -t ucs-4 ${p_file} > /dev/null 2>&1 returncode=$? if [...

I'll take it that you recieve a text file. Most likely your text file is not encoded in iso8859-1. Unfortunately there is no way to determine the code page of a text file that holds water unless you know the code page in which it was created. If you know the code page in which the file is...

There are add-ons for several browsers (I know of Chrome and Firefix) that try to use HTTPS even if you enter and HTTP url. There error is telling you that the SSL certificate has a different label for the the host name then the one you specified in the url.

To add to what Cecil said: When the wsisa.dll has a problem you need to restart the web server whereas with cgiip.exe you probably just have to that limbo process.

I don't think that trimming idle AppServer agents is the root cause to the issue. Usually there are procedures in use that fire when AppServer agents are started and are shut down. This procedure are under your control - either you don't use them or you have rolled your own to control...

This might be relevant to you: Progress KB - AppServer not working as expected To me that looks that probably there is an issue with the authentication / connections of the AppSerer agents against the database or the database itself has an issue. Have a look into the log file of the database...

Honestly, in a *nix environment I don't see any benefit of managing databases with the Admin Server no matter how hard Progress may push. It is only used to "manage" AppServer and WebSpeed broker instances. That way I can have the heavy processing lifted without the need for any Java. But, to be...