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abit off topic - anyone tried some ruby ? i'm looking at playing around with ruby ... mostly because whenever people talk about architectures ruby and rails come up, alot. just to learn and experience a tried and tested architecture, design patterns etc. in contrast openedge reference...

i don't follow. you generate the data using an appserver ... then taking the files and using them to open an excel spreadsheet. what files ? xls ? csv ? html ? something else ? opening them in excel how ? activex ? winapi ? with in a browser ? something else ? you talked about a sync...

anyone using asterisk ?

i dislike activex. for one it doesn't scale very well in performance and resources. not to mention platform dependent and requires additional software and licenses. you can create html files, and open them in excel. they scale very well, after all they're only text files. they're not...

the language was called RDL, pronounced riddle, short for relational data language ... way back then. and apparently some of the people that started the language previously worked on a previous 4GL called MIMS.

we also have some business with softpbx and voip. for almost anything phone related. telephony and application integration, using the internet (for no added cost) to talk between offices, workers in the field, customers etc. and almost any customization, development you could think of. you'll...

actually, i still have a 6.2 development version. i can possibly do the job for you but it would not be free.

you could also download the evaluation / test drive 10.1c version @psdn

here make sure you've got an openedge architect not openedge studio license. you could trade studio for architect, no extra charge. regarding the installation click next, next, next (write this down) :P the wizard installs both ecplise and the architect plugins. you may need to make...

make sure its 10.1c, at least the ide and development environment, incase you'd like to wait for 10.1c sp01 especially for the production environment. i had a chance to play with it and there seems to be a big difference.

Hello Willy, i'm also for doing the business logic side in progress but the ui side in another. mostly because i'm also for ria, web 2.0 ui's not on any fat client. i've started my own company recently, hired workers, office space the whole deal. mostly progress but some other things, some...

you could use mutex. i'll post an example using windows api's when i get home from the office.

actually i think you should first try the run configuration ( and i'm kind of busy right now to try it myself ) look it up in the help > search please tell us what you came up with. tanx

right click the project select properties and the openedge category. theres a startup parameters box in the right-side panel. try, -basekey ini -ininame "mysettings.ini" -pf "mypref.pf" you could also mess with the default startup parameters for the entire workbench and all projects. i...

What do you want to set or configure ? Some settings like the propath, databases etc. are better set by project.

Thought it might interest some of you following RIA's http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2008/02/22/first-look-at-silverlight-2.aspx

have a look at the dbparam( ) function in the online (f1) help

Hi KnutHandsome :) > well - desktop app like. Right on. It used to be a choice between rich and reach, now we want it all :) Rich, responsive ... just as if the app was installed on your desktop, but with no install and deployment headaches. Lets not forget about cross platform, different...

> Just wondering.... what's in favour these days?? For UI's it's web 2.0/RIA's. Fat clients are falling out of favor. All these new interactive, GUI like, rich, zero install, web technologies, lots of AJAX frameworks, Openlaszlo, Flex, Silverlight and a few others that didn't really make it...

What Version ?