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stale connection message
No info on search. Getting a "Stale Corba Connection" error. Anyone know why this occurs and what to do? thanks. -
when to choose microsoft .NET framework for development
I quite like Java and have quite a bit of investment in it (time and money) but I'm throwing this all away for .NET. The language of Java is quite nice to use but if you don't like it (and I know quite a few people just can't get on with it) then you're stuffed. Platform independance is a good...- sweb
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- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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ReadIn not recognized
in all caps it's easier to see: READLN That's what you need as mikeEd said.- sweb
- Post #3
- Forum: Embarcadero: Delphi
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Application Running Detection ...
you either have to enumerate all windows which will give you visible running apps, or you have to enumerate all processes which is more detailed but more difficult to do (in some respects) and some of the process names aren't indicative of the parent application that process belongs too. There...- sweb
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- Forum: Embarcadero: Delphi
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locking a column
Using the TStringGrid set FixedCols to be greater than 0 so you have fixed, or locked as you call it, columns. Place data in the grid as normal and anything in the fixed cols will stay on screen.- sweb
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- Forum: Embarcadero: Delphi
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reading stdin from http post in c#
Well I'm not sure about C# as I've not used it for CGI but at the CGI level in other languages you read various environment variables such as the REQUEST_METHOD which tells you if it's a Post or Query etc then you would read the stdin CONTENT_LENGTH bytes to get the request. You then have to...- sweb
- Post #2
- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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C# & .NET - What Is The Point?
Ease of use ? a few clicks and a DB app is running fine ? No hassles ? Then run Delphi. You can get a full blown DB app and I'm including stuff like MSSQL server without writing 1 line of code. Remember one of the guys primarily in charge of creating C# created Delphi. I think from this...- sweb
- Post #25
- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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How to get subdirectories?
You need to use FindFirst() and FindNext(). Pass the initial directory to FindFirst and compare the results against the faDirectory Attribute and then do a loop with FindNext, again testing each result against faDirectory. Look in the online help for these two calls to get an idea and an example.- sweb
- Post #2
- Forum: Embarcadero: Delphi
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Writing default registry values
Just leave the value blank ('') and it should write the default value.- sweb
- Post #2
- Forum: Embarcadero: Delphi
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Routing Patterns and extensions (stations)
We need itemised billing. So when we insert the prefix for the routing of external calls, I also want to be able to prefic the extension number of the station that is making the external call. So say the normal LCR prefix would be 9999, I want to be able to send 99993898 where 3898 is the...- sweb
- Post #3
- Forum: Avaya: CM/Aura (Definity)
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Routing Patterns and extensions (stations)
Hello all, On our G3V8 on one of the routing paterns I need to insert an LCR prefix (easy of course) and after that the extension number of station making the call. Is it possible in route-pattern to have a constant prfix followed by a variable which relates to a station ? I've looked through...- sweb
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- Forum: Avaya: CM/Aura (Definity)
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RequestLive against a TQuery component
RequestLive performs a bit like a filter on the recordset. It has to try to define what records will fit to be displayed and this is what takes the time. Requestlive false just grabs all the records matching your criteria. So it's with it true it's almost doing a query and then a filter. A bit...- sweb
- Post #2
- Forum: Embarcadero: Delphi
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Finding a File
Use the registry if at all possible, next use .ini files. Creating an ini file, windows I believe will create it in the local directory anyway. You could put it into the \Windows or windows\system directory as Windows searches local, windows and windows\system directories for the ini file...- sweb
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- Forum: Embarcadero: Delphi
