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cool! i'll look at the new webspeed when we upgrade. btw i wanted to ask, if i'm not mistaken pasoe apserver/webspeed agents run on separate threads instead of separate processes? if the progress programs running on these agents make calls to c/c++ libraries then those libraries have to be...

this should work - the free docxfactory project. plus it's 300x times faster, works on unix/linux not just windows, supports practically every 1d and 2d barcode in the world and you could do all that with just 4 commands. disclosure: i wrote the project.

i would highly recommend using webspeed instead of the rest adapter. we started using the rest adapter because that is the recommend approach but eventually scrapped it and used webspeed. a few major advantages to using webspeed over the rest adapter come to mind - 1. webspeed is far easier...

You could also have a look at the free DocxFactory project. Download the binaries - Free Download | DocxFactory Project Excel library docs - http://docxfactory.com/download/213/ There's samples in the DocxFactory/progress/samples directory. In any case, do not listen to anyone that tells...

Hello Cecil! :) The next thing coming out this year is a Javascript crud framework called breadjs.com. The next thing after that is a new binary version of the Excel generator tool that will be 300x times faster besides lots of other features. Do you have any specific use case for PowerPoint...

besides this silver bullet solution maybe they're looking to modernize the application and moving to a non progress ui solution would be a good idea which would make half or more of the application non progress. we've moved our entire ui to a 100% javascript framework and we're very happy with...

Without getting to the religious debate of progress vs oracle... progress would compare better to access :) If an index is non-unique, progress will add a phantom rowid field to the index so all the indexes are actually unique :) I agree that a table should have at least a primary key unique...

i am working on adding support for generating openoffice's open doucment format files (.odf,.odt,.ods etc.) directly to the free docxfactory project but it will take several month and even upto a year to complete (working weekends on the project). in the mean time you can download the project...

I use Amazon for various Windows and Linux servers I have in the cloud. Couldn't be happier and it only costs me a few bucks a month. Easy to use, very organized, comes with tons of tools and add-on services like backups. Great stuff! Have not had any downtime yet, touch wood. I use Godaddy...

Honestly, I just don't get these mainframe days prices. We've rolled our own dashboards with sencha extjs quite smoothly I have to say. We used OpenEdge for the backend (code and database) so there were no cubes etc. we just used denormalized data. Is it that complicated today to rollout a...

Office object model is not 100% backwards compatible (if that is the problem). Besides OLE/ActiveX is a very old legacy technology with tons of issues - It's extremely slow (it could take minutes to create even moderate sized documents). Uses alot of resources i.e. memory, cpu etc. Doesn't...

i definitely think that - everything that can be done automatically should be! cool idea!

I always wonder that about myself :) Please also check some of the other libraries in the STandard Libraries Project (I just recently updated the backup system). You may also want to look at my other part time project at docxfactory.com and I'm also working on a Javascript Desktop framework...

Yes. That's exactly what I would expect. 1 = Workstation 2 = Domain Controller 3 = Server You did restart the development environment (including eclipse) or AppServer/WebSpeed or whatever it was running on before trying it? slibwin,p is a persistent procedure so if you don't restart your...

Hello Den, Can you please tell me what you get when running the code below on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard? {slib/slibwin.i} message win_iProductType view-as alert-box.

I've uploaded a new version. Could you please try again. HTH

you could also try the standard libraries project on the oehive.org. {slib/slibwin.i} message win_cVersionStr skip win_cVersionName skip win_iMajorVersion skip win_iMinorVersion skip win_iBuildNumber skip win_iPlatformId skip win_cCSDVersion skip...

maybe do a search for twain. i remember someone writing a 4gl wrapper a long time ago. you could probably find lots of c/c++ libraries you could interface to or an ocx you can call or a .net tool you can use through the .net bridge. hth

i don't know exactly how you plan to use progress and mssql together plus what version you're using? 1. if it's to run progress code (4gl/abl) against an mssql database (using a progress/openedge dataserver) then you're heading towards a problematic solution. a progress dataserver is mostly...

the free docxfactory project supports practically every 1d and 2d barcode in the world, like, Code39, Code128, EAN, UPC, ISBN, Databar, Postal Codes, PDF417, Data Matrix, QR Code, Maxi Code and many more.