I'm a sx.enterprise user with the sxapi and have used it for many years. Recently, we upgraded to progress 10.2b and I wanted to start creating some new features for Java to use that the sxapi doesn't have. To gain access to the javaproxy classes, I replaced the progress.jar (version 9.1E02)...
Is it possible for a progress session to determine the PID (process id) of itself? I'm trying to use named pipes for multiple progress sessions and want to name the pipe(s) according to the PID of the progress session (batch mode) that will use it.
I am unable to get JDBC working on a SUSE 9 server. When I run "java com.progress.sql.jdbc.ProgressTest" to test, I get the following:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/progress/sql/jdbc/ProgressTest
My settings are:
# echo $CLASSPATH...
I am unable to make calls to progress jdbc on more than one web application on the same tomcat/windows server. Both applications run java code without problems, and the first application to call the progress jdbc will work but the other application will then be unable to use the progress jdbc...
I'm trying to post data to an https server in a character env. Currently i have a perl method that i can use but it hangs sometimes when i call it from progress. If possible i'd like to have progress (CHUI) post the data directly to the https server.
Is this possible? How?
Thanks
I'm trying to create a button that when clicked will launch an internet explorer session with a url passed from progress.
I got this working successfully using the ActiveX (OCX) plugin but my problem is the web-based application i'm accessing won't set the security up right when using the OCX.
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