Hi! I've tryied some "empirical" hacking in WebDBM, and if you change line on DBMDevSpace.htm you will get your instance created:
<!-- TemplateKey BackURL --> var backurl = %BackURL%; <!-- EndTemplateKey BackURL --> to <!-- TemplateKey BackURL --> var backurl = '%BackURL%'; <!-- EndTemplateKey BackURL --> You will get instances created after one or two "reinstall" procedures... I'm not a WebDBM specialist, but this worked for my RedHat installation... Is a poor remedy since there is no oficial solution... Good luck, Edson Richter Em Qui, 2003-02-13 �s 06:18, Elias Martenson escreveu: > I noticed that WebDBM, which broke in 7.4 beta is still broken in 7.4. > > Is there any plan to fix this? Without WebDBM, the process of setting up > a new database instance without access to a windows box to run DBMGUI on > is unnessecarily complicated. The Linux HOWTO I'm working on uses WebDBM > to get up to speed quicklu (which I believe is important when getting > people try mine (and your, I must hope :-) ) favourite database). > > /Elias > > > (if you still don't know which bug I'm talking about) > > The bug manifests itself as not being able to set any system parameters. > Pressing the commit symbol (the green checkmark) will result in a > javascript error. Looking at the HTML of the web page I can see that > there are two problems. First of all there are some HTML comments > embedded within a javascript function definition (the comments contain > tags that apparently control varaible subsitution in the template page). > Trying to put HTML comments inside javascript vreaks at least Mozilla > (don't know about otther browsers). > > The other problem is that there is a variable definition that > initialises a javascript variable with a value that is the result of a > template substitution. The definition looks somehting like: > > someVariable = "somevalue; > > Note the missing terminating quote. > > I hacked the templates to make them produce the correct data but > something still went wrong when trying to use the page. > > Very few people must use WbmDBM since I havent found any browsers that > manage to groc the broken javascript code in the current version. I've > tried Mozilla, Opera and MS Explorer. > > > _______________________________________________ > sapdb.general mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general -- Edson Carlos Ericksson Richter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> MGR Inform�tica Ltda _______________________________________________ sapdb.general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general
