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you could also use repeated put statements that export the blob in chunks that will allow you to keep everything in one file.

you can definitely create a thin client that will run a web ui. if i do a pug presentation on my web framework, i'm doing it on a raspberry pi :)

25 fun things to do with a Raspberry Pi - CNET really cool stuff!!!

i see the logic in using it to program sensors, like, programming your house gate or teaching, fun etc. :)

another question is, what cpu does it use? if it's not a standard processor like intel, sparc, risc etc. then you would probably have to find a compatible c/c++ or other compiler and compile everything from scratch

btw how much would it cost to make a raspberry pi to something usable like a thin client (and one that wouldn't crash every 5 minutes)? i'm not that familiar with raspberry pi but it doesn't even have a power supply, casing etc. not to mention monitor, keyboard, mouse, usb ports etc.

you could run a 4gl application on raspberry pi, smartphone/watch/ring etc. if it has a web ui but maybe that's cheating :)

is that emma stone? :)

if you're interested, let me know and i'll send you the sources and help you get started.

hey cringer, if you don't mind waiting a couple of months, i'm finishing a web gui crud opensource project call breadjs that's based on extjs. i'm finishing the charts and reports (based on docxfactory) just now. you'll be surprised how quick and simple it is to put together programs. i'll be...

i agree that it's quite an old version and if you can afford, upgrade but it should work. you can even manually install progress if you don't have the installation files.

You might want to try the free Docxfactory project Excel library. You can add formating, pictures, graphs etc. and it's just one command to export your temp-tables, queries, datasets etc. The project can also take your Progress formats, labels etc. and convert them to Excel formats, labels...

It's me, Alon Blich :) Joey is just the nickname/avatar I use on this site. Joey Jeremiah is a character in a Canadian TV show called Degrassi I grew up watching :)

i don't use iis but i think you used add script map or add wildcard script map instead of add module mapping like it says in the knowledge base article. the screen should have a type combobox and you should select cgimodule from the list.

If that's the problem then the cgimodule handler mapping doesn't exist or is not working and it's just treating the cgiip.exe as a regular file. Are you sure you added a handler mapping and restarted the server?

i used http://localhost/scripts/cgiip.exe?WSMAdmin what are you getting? what errors?

ahhh, NEVER!!! i would never put a database and appserver/webspeed on different machines. the performance hit is far greater than anything else. because the progress database server can only execute single table queries, for each statements are broken by the client into nested single table...

i don't use iis but if memory serves, you need to create handler mapping for the cgiip.exe as a cgimodule. Progress KB - How to setup cgiip.wsc script in IIS 7.0

sure. you can do that. lookup messenger only installation on the documentation or knowledgebase. plus you don't need any extra license or products to install just the messenger on another machine. there's a free download for the messenger only installation at the progress esd. BUT putting the...

wow! alot of thought was put into it. great stuff!