Interfacing with MS Outlook

[phillip mukhwana]

Hi Danny,

 

I am trying to do exactly what you mentioned...i.e. not try and
re-invent the wheel yet take advantage of the rapid deployment
capabilities of Revolution and combine these with existing functionality
in Outlook.

 

Have you had any joy on this since posting this? I have racked the
internet looking for some code or external that I might use but have
drawn only blanks so far. I would appreciate if you have found anything.

 

Phillip 
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Re: HTTP PUT problems

[Chipp Walters]

I've always used libUrlMultipartFormData and posting it to a URL.
-Chipp
Frank Leahy wrote:
I'm trying to use HTTP PUT to put an image onto an image service, and 
can't seem to make it work.  Has anyone had any success doing this?
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Re: Error saving standalone

[Chipp Walters]

Ton,
A couple of things you might try:
1) Make sure you select an empty folder with a name different from the 
app name
2) Make sure your stack ends in .rev

--Chipp
Ton Kuypers wrote:
Hi gang,
I get an error when saving a RR application as a standalone for OS-X: 
"There was an error while saving the standalone application".

This is all the info RR shows me, so any advice is welcome..
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Re: Error saving standalone

[Eric Chatonet]

Hi Ton,
Le 7 avr. 05, à 01:52, Ton Kuypers a écrit :
I get an error when saving a RR application as a standalone for OS-X: 
"There was an error while saving the standalone application".
As you seem to be a Belgian revolutionary :-) you might check your path 
names and remove accentuated vowels and other characters from them 
whose ASCII values are more than 122 (i.e. use only abcABC...xyzXYZ).
That's a well-known issue in our latin countries ;-)

Amicalement,
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Re: Error saving standalone

[Ton Kuypers]

:-(((
Somewhere in the process I seem to have removed the .rev extension... 
added it and now it works!

:-)))
Thanks!
Regards,
Ton Kuypers
Digital Media Partners bvba
Tel. +32 (0)477 / 739 530
Fax +32 (0)14 / 71 03 04
http://www.dmp-int.com
On 7-apr-05, at 10:49, Chipp Walters wrote:
Ton,
A couple of things you might try:
1) Make sure you select an empty folder with a name different from the 
app name
2) Make sure your stack ends in .rev

--Chipp
Ton Kuypers wrote:
Hi gang,
I get an error when saving a RR application as a standalone for OS-X: 
"There was an error while saving the standalone application".
This is all the info RR shows me, so any advice is welcome..
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Re: Interfacing with MS Outlook

[Alex Tweedly]

phillip mukhwana wrote:
Hi Danny,

I am trying to do exactly what you mentioned...i.e. not try and
re-invent the wheel yet take advantage of the rapid deployment
capabilities of Revolution and combine these with existing functionality
in Outlook.

Have you had any joy on this since posting this? I have racked the
internet looking for some code or external that I might use but have
drawn only blanks so far. I would appreciate if you have found anything.
 

You might take a look with Google at "python com outlook"
There are a number of open source Python projects that use ActiveX to 
interface to Outlook, since they're open source, you might find enough 
info from them to help. Though you still have to interface to ActiveX - 
I don't know of (and quick search didn't find) any RR external to give 
access to ActiveX. 

Maybe you would need to use a Python (or other language) intermediary to 
get from RR to ActiveX.

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Controlling brightness

[Richard Miller]

Is there a shell or Apple script that can control the screen brightness 
under OS X (that could be used from within Rev)? Alternately, is there 
a way to generate an F1 or F2 function key message (as those keys 
adjust screen brightness on an IBook)?

Thanks.
Richard Miller
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Intercepting shutdown attempts

[Alex Tweedly]

I have an app that needs to save some data before the app quits.
When the users quits from the menu (or shortcut), it's easy - but I 
can't seem to find out if they quit by clicking the 'close' ("X") box in 
the window decorations.  I read about "shutdown" and "shutdownrequest" 
messages in the docs - so I added handlers for those to the stack's 
script - but they don't seem to be invoked.

The stack script now looks like
on shutdown
 answer "shutdown"
end shutdown
on shutdownrequest
 answer "shutdownrequest"
end shutdownrequest
When I quit via the menu (which uses the "quit" command), it calls the 
shutdownrequest handler - but not when I click on the "close" ("X") icon.

Am I missing something obvious here ?
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Re: Intercepting shutdown attempts

[Pat Trendler]

on closestackrequest
works for me.
Pat
- Original Message - 
From: "Alex Tweedly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "How to use Revolution" 
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 10:23 PM
Subject: Intercepting shutdown attempts


I have an app that needs to save some data before the app quits.
When the users quits from the menu (or shortcut), it's easy - but I 
can't seem to find out if they quit by clicking the 'close' ("X") box in 
the window decorations.  I read about "shutdown" and "shutdownrequest" 
messages in the docs - so I added handlers for those to the stack's 
script - but they don't seem to be invoked.

The stack script now looks like
on shutdown
 answer "shutdown"
end shutdown
on shutdownrequest
 answer "shutdownrequest"
end shutdownrequest
When I quit via the menu (which uses the "quit" command), it calls the 
shutdownrequest handler - but not when I click on the "close" ("X") icon.

Am I missing something obvious here ?
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Re: Controlling brightness

[Thierry Arbellot]

Hi,
A good place for this kind of question is the site MacScripter 


I found this on this site:
http://bbs.applescript.net/viewtopic.php?t=3899&highlight=brightness
Hope it helps
Thierry
Le 2005, Apr 7, , à 13:45, Richard Miller a écrit :
Is there a shell or Apple script that can control the screen 
brightness under OS X (that could be used from within Rev)? 
Alternately, is there a way to generate an F1 or F2 function key 
message (as those keys adjust screen brightness on an IBook)?

Thanks.
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Re: Interfacing with MS Outlook

[Ken Ray]

On 4/6/05 4:21 AM, "phillip mukhwana" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I am trying to do exactly what you mentioned...i.e. not try and
> re-invent the wheel yet take advantage of the rapid deployment
> capabilities of Revolution and combine these with existing functionality
> in Outlook.

What are you trying to do with Outlook from Revolution? And we're talking
Outlook not Outlook Express here, right?

The reason I ask is that there's a lot that can be done with VB Script from
within Rev, and VB Script can drive Outlook, so if you post what it is
you're trying to do, that would get us closer to a solution.

Thanks,

Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Web site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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RE: Interfacing with MS Outlook

[Lynch, Jonathan]

This may be a bit off from what you guys want...

But there is a way to generate an e-mail in outlook from RR. The basic
idea is to use RR to create a document with all the needed MS-Word
scripting so that, when you use a shell command to launch the document,
it automatically opens up as an e-mail in Outlook. These e-mails include
an embedded picture and quite a few html-style links for navigation
within the document.

I do this for work, and it works great. However, it was rather tricky to
set up, and (for reasons I do not fully comprehend) there are some
computers in a different department at work where it does not work -
probably something to do with the MS Word email envelope not being
compatible with the version of MS Word on that computer.

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alex
Tweedly
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 7:35 AM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Interfacing with MS Outlook

phillip mukhwana wrote:

>Hi Danny,
>
> 
>
>I am trying to do exactly what you mentioned...i.e. not try and
>re-invent the wheel yet take advantage of the rapid deployment
>capabilities of Revolution and combine these with existing
functionality
>in Outlook.
>
> 
>
>Have you had any joy on this since posting this? I have racked the
>internet looking for some code or external that I might use but have
>drawn only blanks so far. I would appreciate if you have found
anything.
>  
>
You might take a look with Google at "python com outlook"

There are a number of open source Python projects that use ActiveX to 
interface to Outlook, since they're open source, you might find enough 
info from them to help. Though you still have to interface to ActiveX - 
I don't know of (and quick search didn't find) any RR external to give 
access to ActiveX. 

Maybe you would need to use a Python (or other language) intermediary to

get from RR to ActiveX.

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Re: Error saving standalone

[J. Landman Gay]

On 4/7/05 5:45 AM, Ton Kuypers wrote:
:-(((
Somewhere in the process I seem to have removed the .rev extension... 
added it and now it works!
I have entered a bug report on this. I think it is an unnecessary 
requirement. Almost no Mac OS 9 users include extensions in their file 
names, and because the default OS X setting is to hide extensions, many 
OS X users don't add them either. I can't see any reason why an 
extension should be a requirement for building a standalone, especially 
as there are several very easy, alternate ways to check whether a file 
is a stack or not.

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Re: [ann] vObject Package Pre-Release (vCard and iCalendar)

[Andre Garzia]

Folks,
anyone here want to give me any feedback? I am finishing some more docs 
and examples which I'll post by friday

Andre

Andre,
Thanks for this. Your timing is impeccable. I was just about to tackle 
vCard import/export myself for a project and you saved me time.

Thank you,
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[ANN] Another solitaire game - TriPeaks.

[Alex Tweedly]

I've put a version of TriPeaks (the Patience / Solitaire game that used 
to come with Windows) up on RevOnline and on my web site ( 
www.tweedly.net/RunRev )

The RevOnline version is unable to store scores and preferences between 
sessions (I use a separate preferences stack to store these so that they 
can be used from a standalone, and RevOnline really doesn't allow for 
separate stacks. Neither does Dreamcard Player.)

The full version from the web site will store your preferences (speed, 
sounds, etc.) and scores between sessions. And it will even update them 
if you try to quit - thanks Pat for the tip on closestackrequest !!)

There's a Windows standalone on the website, but not Mac or Unix since I 
can't test those.
If some kind Mac and/or Unix user would volunteer to test them, I'd like 
to do the other versions too.

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Re: [ann] vObject Package Pre-Release (vCard and iCalendar)

[Alex Tweedly]

Andre Garzia wrote:
Folks,
anyone here want to give me any feedback? I am finishing some more 
docs and examples which I'll post by friday
I've just started looking at it now - will give you more feedback by 
tonight ...

But I like colorized scripts, so first thing I did was look at the 
colorize problem.
It's not caused by the complexity of the script - it seems to be just a 
result of your commenting style.  I'll check into this some more and 
enter a BZ if I can confirm it completely, but I am already 95% sure 
that colorize can't deal with a block comment that finishes with the line
**/

You have some block comments like
/*
* some text
**/
Just changing the last line to
* */  
(i.e. adding a space between the two asterisks) prevents the colorize 
problem (in my small sample cases).

I did a find/replace "**/"  to "* */" on your lib script, and it now 
colorizes OK.

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Re: Ann: Greenhouse effect on Venus

[Jim Hurley]

Message: 13
Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2005 11:15:13 +1000
From: David Vaughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Ann: Greenhouse effect on Venus
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
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snip
Jim,
So why is Mars colder than a blackbody planet in its orbit position?
Just curious.
thanks
David

David,
Because Mars is not black, it will absorb only some on the incident 
solar radiation and reflect it reflects the rest, while the Black 
Body planet absorbs all of the solar radiation and so is hotter. 
(This assumes that Mars does no trapping.)

The tricky thing to understand is why Venus, which only absorbs some 
of the solar radiation, is hotter than a black body which absorbs all 
of the solar radiation.

The answer is that a good absorber is also a good radiator. The black 
body absorbs more heat from the Sun than Venus, but it also radiates 
more of it energy than Venus. Venus is not as good an absorber, but 
it is also a poor radiator because it *traps* the solar radiation 
through the greenhouse effect and that energy which is trapped is not 
radiated.

Hope this explains it.
Jim
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Re: Greenhouse effect on Venus

[Jim Hurley]

Message: 15
Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2005 11:04:31 +0930
From: "Monte Goulding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Greenhouse effect on Venus
To: "How to use Revolution" 
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Content-Type: text/plain;   format=flowed;  charset="iso-8859-1";
reply-type=response
Hey... this is cool ;-) (I'm here all week folds!)
So I think this thing is telling me that the greenhouse gasses are heating
up Venus by 700F? Ouch.
Would be nice to have a converter on this thing so it can switch to Celsius
mode.
Cheers
Monte
Monte,
How provincial of me.
I have added a Celsius/Fahrenheit option. Try
go url "http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/GreenhouseEffect2.rev";
And look for the preferences under the Help menu.
Jim
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Looking for RunRev Scripting Developer (US)

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Contract Opportunity

 

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The project is a full-time assignment and will last 4-6 weeks.  Ideally,
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reading data from socket after a PUT or POST?

[Frank Leahy]

Does anyone know how to read data on a socket after using libUrl to do 
a PUT or POST?

I'm uploading an image to a web server (successfully!), and the web 
server sends a response back after the PUT or POST completes...but I 
can't figure out how to either 1) get libUrl to read the response and 
return the data, or 2) read from the socket myself before it gets 
closed by the web server.

Anyone know how to do this?
Thanks in advance,
-- Frank Leahy
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Re: reading data from socket after a PUT or POST?

[jbv]

Frank ,

> Does anyone know how to read data on a socket after using libUrl to do
> a PUT or POST?
>
> I'm uploading an image to a web server (successfully!), and the web
> server sends a response back after the PUT or POST completes...but I
> can't figure out how to either 1) get libUrl to read the response and
> return the data,

it's quite simple : the response from the server is in the "it" variable
after the POST; for example :

  get ""
  post "myValue" to URL "http://www.myDomain.com/cgi-bin/myScript.cgi";
  wait until it is not ""
   if it contains "OK" then
do something else
   end if

There are probably more elegant ways to code it, but it works.
And you get the idea.

Hth,
JB

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Disable screensaver?

[Malte Brill]

Hi list,
has anyone an idea how to disable screensavers on Win and Mac by 
script? I need to quickly finish a small presentation that updates the 
screen permanently and the screensaver might get in the way. Can I do 
this somehow?

Thanks,
Malte
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Stripping away HTML

[Gregory Lypny]

Hello Everyone,
Is there a way in Revolution to strip away the HTML code from a web 
page, leaving just the content in plain text?

Greg
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Re: Stripping away HTML

[Eric Chatonet]

Hi Gregory,
Put your web page into a field and get the text of the field:
put url "xyz" into fld "MyHiddenField"
put fld "MyHiddenField" into tPlainText
Le 7 avr. 05, à 23:07, Gregory Lypny a écrit :
Hello Everyone,
Is there a way in Revolution to strip away the HTML code from a web 
page, leaving just the content in plain text?

Greg
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RE: Stripping away HTML

[Lynch, Jonathan]

Here is one way that should work - don't know if there might be a more
efficient way.

Set the htmltext of field "myfield" to URL 
Put field "myfield" into field "myotherfield"


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Hello Everyone,

Is there a way in Revolution to strip away the HTML code from a web 
page, leaving just the content in plain text?

Greg

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Re: Disable screensaver?

[Paul Salyers]

At 03:57 PM 4/7/2005, you wrote:
Hi list,
has anyone an idea how to disable screensavers on Win and Mac by script? I 
need to quickly finish a small presentation that updates the screen 
permanently and the screensaver might get in the way. Can I do this somehow?

Thanks,
Malte

Dear Malte
In the Windows right mouse click the screen choose properties, then [Screen 
Savers] then none then OK

I do not know about the Mac.
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Re: Disable screensaver?

[Chipp Walters]

Paul,
I think Malte said "by script."
Malte,
There's a .vbs script at:
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
Perhaps that will help w/Windows.
-Chipp
Paul Salyers wrote:
At 03:57 PM 4/7/2005, you wrote:
Hi list,
has anyone an idea how to disable screensavers on Win and Mac by 
script? I need to quickly finish a small presentation that updates the 
screen permanently and the screensaver might get in the way. Can I do 
this somehow?

Thanks,
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Re: Greenhouse effect on Venus

[Rick Harrison]

...
go url "http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/GreenhouseEffect2.rev";
And look for the preferences under the Help menu.
Jim
Jim,
Why do I get a page full of code and garbage when I go to this website?
Is this code suppose to execute as a website stack or a downloadable 
one?

If downloadable perhaps it needs to be compressed first as a zip file?
Rick Harrison
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OT: Andre email me

[Sivakatirswami]

To list:
excuse me for using this list like this, but I can't fly to Brazil just 
now... :-)

Aloha... Andre:
I replied to your last email but you haven't responded, so I think your 
"paranoid spam filter" may have eaten it again?

Sivakatirswami
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Re: Greenhouse effect on Venus

[Scott Rossi]

Recently, Rick Harrison  wrote:

>> go url "http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/GreenhouseEffect2.rev";
>> 
>> And look for the preferences under the Help menu.
>> 
>> Jim
>> 
> 
> Jim,
> 
> Why do I get a page full of code and garbage when I go to this website?
> 
> Is this code suppose to execute as a website stack or a downloadable
> one?

This is not a Web URL but rather a line of code to be executed in your
message box, quotes and all:

  go url "http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/GreenhouseEffect2.rev";

Online stacks are a wonderful way to share.

Regards,

Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design
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Re: Greenhouse effect on Venus

[Pat Trendler]

You may also see the script editor 'cos Jim forgot to clear the breakpoints.
Just go to the development menu and clear the breakpoints.
If you then get script errors just close them and do a save.
You may need to  "close and remove from memory" and then reopen.
Pat
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From: "Scott Rossi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "How to use Revolution" 
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 1:35 PM
Subject: Re: Greenhouse effect on Venus


Recently, Rick Harrison  wrote:
go url "http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/GreenhouseEffect2.rev";
And look for the preferences under the Help menu.
Jim
Jim,
Why do I get a page full of code and garbage when I go to this website?
Is this code suppose to execute as a website stack or a downloadable
one?
This is not a Web URL but rather a line of code to be executed in your
message box, quotes and all:
 go url "http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/GreenhouseEffect2.rev";
Online stacks are a wonderful way to share.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design
-
E: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
W: http://www.tactilemedia.com
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Re: Greenhouse effect on Venus

[Brian Yennie]

I wonder, since this is a common (and understandable) mistake for those 
not familiar...

Perhaps someone could craft a simple CGI script (in Rev if they like, 
but Perl or PHP might make it easier on hosts) that would check the 
user-agent and either:

a) If the connection comes from a browser, redirect to a page 
describing how "go url" works in Rev
OR
b) If the request comes from Rev, just send the stack

Various other things might grow off of it- the ability to offer scripts 
compressed, download "launcher" stacks from the web page, etc.

I'm not decided on how useful it would or wouldn't be. Anyone?
- Brian
This is not a Web URL but rather a line of code to be executed in your
message box, quotes and all:
  go url "http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/GreenhouseEffect2.rev";
Online stacks are a wonderful way to share.
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