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it's just you... the variable will be incremented each time it goes in the loop and it pop-out when is greater than the end value as for any 'do i = 1 to N' statement, thing is that if less than N records exists in that table the 'for' block will come to it's end, this will leave the counter...

Update your connection string by adding this... INITIALIZATIONSTRING=SET SCHEMA 'PUB' hope will work for ODBC as well, this is the JDBC variant :) jdbc:datadirect:openedge://localhost:35000;databaseName=sports2000;INITIALIZATIONSTRING=set schema 'PUB'

session:first-child (abl windows) session:first-form (.net forms)

TO_DATE should work just fine, this is what you need to use anyway... however it might be that the Progress installation default date format could affect the default format of TO_DATE function as well, I've always though this is MM-DD-YYYY. You might try to specify the date format just to be...

well yes, version matters but... it's a bit hard to send data to a client, usually the client is the one that makes the request and the other part is called server :) passing data if Java make the request can go through open client, if progress need to send it then Java need to listen...

Re: CGI ERROR The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete .. didn't used webspeed for quite some time but i think it does have some 'onConnect' procedure that you can set-up and it will get called on each request... put there code to check if requested databases are...

is webspeed running in the same environment (aka same computer as were you run the code that works smoothly)??? most probably not, at least is should be same OS (can't use COM unless webspeed is running in some Windows)... next check if source document (c:\test1.doc) exists and is readable and...

are you sure this goes without error??? SET-SIZE(v-mData) = LENGTH(lv-xml). PUT-STRING(v-mData,1,LENGTH(lv-xml) ) = lv-xml. other than that, grab a http sniffer and see what is the exact soap message sent by the OE10 client

oh, that's right after the dinosaurs had disappeared :) if it's client-server you might try the system tables although I do not know what was already there in 8.2... still, most probably you have a terminal access in place in which case you might look into the `who` command

Peter Judge shared his presentation on LinkedIn (http://dl.dropbox.com/u/169646/PCA11__From_UI_to_PL.zip)... and more will follow for sure :) I've uploaded mine (I also didn't make it to the event so it was only remote) on my web-site... http://www.ganimede.ro/download/pug/pug_us_2011_jms.pdf...

well Java isn't wrong either... could happen to anyone :) MessageDigest md5 = MessageDigest.getInstance("MD5"); BigInteger hash = new BigInteger(1, md5.digest("123456".getBytes())); return hash.toString(16);

ultragrid filtering is done client-side, meaning it will filter out rows for what it was loaded (simply hide them)... what you probably need is to replace this with server-side filtering, something like when a filter is applied to the ultragrid control instead of doing what it knows (filtering...

why don't you save yourself from troubles and use web-services instead, low-level raw data access to a business application should be discouraged nowadays... you most probably don't want/need to put any business logic on your web-interface, just let the application business logic provide you the...

Not having any experience with webclient packaging one thing it would help is compression, if that's available use it if not start asking for something like that :) As for zero-footprint technology, really there isn't anything like that... to get a real application working in the browser is...

not all widgets are the same, it's like with procedures... some are more persistent than the other ;) it's like asking anyone you meet what was his t-shirt number in college, some might just have other 'properties' to compensate :)

As Rares already said you need more than just the jar files for this to work. The JDBC driver for V9 is a type 3 driver (not a type 4 as in OE), this means that is not pure Java and it also needs client-connect libraries (low-level c libraries)... depending on your OS the libraries needed are...

check this... you'll have the output you're looking for in clipboard (CTRL+V) ;) you clean up the code and make it look nicer :) def var myarray as char extent 4 init ["1","2","3","4"]. function chkCombos returns int...

like in... PUT-BYTE(mMsg,1) = iMsgLen1. PUT-BYTE(mMsg,2) = iMsgLen2. PUT-STRING(mMsg,3) = MessageToWrite. but this looks quite strange... why don't you simply use a short (2 byte) or a long (4 byte) for that (don't forget to set the byte-order to 'network' and agree upon that with the 3rd...

yeah, that's the last version so far :)

a buffer can also be created dynamically... check create buffer syntax.