On 7/21/06, Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Same is true for answering in Python, but that doesn't mean that
people here want to hear me ad nauseam trumpeting the wonders of Python.
Perish the thought..
A+
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Malcolm Greene said VFP webservices are not supported on
Windows 2003 due to Microsoft dropping support for their SOAP DLL's
I never got SOAP to work, but I hadn't realised it had been dropped (for
vfp?) -
do you have a link about this?
how *are* web services supported in Fox now?
I never managed it - I think Ed did (for a while?) but following the thread
at:
http://www.universalthread.com/wconnect/wc.dll?2,15,1133486
it all seems to be fraught with problems (for everyone excepting Rick
Strahl of course bg)
otoh as I and others have said before; with a rich client xmlhttp
On Jul 21, 2006, at 5:45 AM, Andy Davies wrote:
I never managed it - I think Ed did (for a while?)
Of course, I wrote the service in Python and deployed it to a Linux
server. ;-)
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Bill Arnold wrote:
The VFP9 doc is pretty clear, so I think it's worth a try unless
there's a better suggestion (then do it in .NET, of course g).
Note the doc says: For .exe and .dll file servers, Visual FoxPro
supports only configuration files that are bound inside the server.
Bill
The VFP9 doc is pretty clear, so I think it's worth a try unless
there's a better suggestion (then do it in .NET, of course g).
Note the doc says: For .exe and .dll file servers, Visual FoxPro
supports only configuration files that are bound inside the server.
Bill the thread is
...
The VFP9 doc is pretty clear, so I think it's worth a try unless
there's a better suggestion (then do it in .NET, of course g).
...
Bill the thread is to Create a WS. Seems that VFP
Server2003 don't work well together.
Windows 2003 server changes things from Windows 2000 server.
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And, by the way, I have various config files that I use which allow my
systems to work with the server and other networked servers with no
problems. Of course, I do NOT use 'standard' MS config files. Maybe that's
why mine works.
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The VFP9 doc is pretty clear, so I think it's worth a try unless
there's a better suggestion (then do it in .NET, of course g
The best resource I've found is on Rick Strahl's website at west-wind.com
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The best resource I've found is on Rick Strahl's website at west-wind.com
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How can I do this without purchasing anything? I know there has
Hello All,
I'm relatively new to this list and I need some help. I've recently
written a VFP web service that runs splendidly on my pc. I do not know
how to deploy it to one of our network servers. Can anyone provide any
guidance in this matter? I would greatly appreciate it.
How are
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Hello All,
I'm relatively new to this list and I need some help. I've recently
written a VFP web service that runs splendidly on my pc. I do not
know
how to deploy it to one of our network servers. Can anyone provide any
guidance in this matter? I would
From: Nick Cipollina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, July 20, 2006 11:00 am
To: profox@leafe.com
How can I do this without purchasing anything? I know there has to be a way
to do this. I want to deploy this web service on a Windows 2003 server. How
can I do this?
Why not rewrite it in
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From: Nick Cipollina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, July 20, 2006 11:00 am
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How can I do this without purchasing anything? I know there has to be a
way to do this. I want to deploy this web service
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From: Nick Cipollina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, July 20, 2006 11:00 am
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How can I do
From: Nick Cipollina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It was faster for me to write this as FoxPro code since it was already
written. I more or less cut and pasted the code I needed to create my
com object. For me to re-write as .Net code would take much longer. It
is certainly an option though.
I
Nick,
Welcome to the Profox list!
I want to deploy this web service on a Windows 2003 server.
Officially, out-of-the-box VFP webservices are not supported on
Windows 2003 due to Microsoft dropping support for their SOAP DLL's.
HOWEVER (good news!), a bunch of people on the UT
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From: Nick Cipollina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It was faster for me to write this as FoxPro code since it was already
written. I more or less cut and pasted the code I needed to create my
com object. For me to re-write as .Net code would take much longer
From: Nick Cipollina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, July 20, 2006 12:30 pm
To: profox@leafe.com
I noticed that. I have a .dbf file that I need to open with some
configuration info in it. How can I find it?
Your sys(2004) is that where VFP starts? = %WinDir%\System32
You just need to do
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From: Nick Cipollina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, July 20, 2006 12:30 pm
To: profox@leafe.com
I noticed that. I have a .dbf file that I need to open with some
configuration info in it. How can I find it?
Your sys(2004) is that where VFP starts
From: Nick Cipollina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there any way to do it without hard-coding the location of the
folder? And without putting it in sys(2004)?
Nope.
Kind of why I suggested to write it in .NET.
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I noticed that. I have a .dbf file that I need to open with
some configuration info in it. How can I find it?
Assuming it's in or can be located via the product's start folder, then
look at SYS(2019), as in:
configfile = sys(2019)VFP config.fpw file fully
qualified file name
From: Bill Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, July 20, 2006 2:32 pm
To: 'ProFox Email List' profox@leafe.com
I noticed that. I have a .dbf file that I need to open with
some configuration info in it. How can I find it?
Assuming it's in or can be located via the product's start folder,
I noticed that. I have a .dbf file that I need to open with some
configuration info in it. How can I find it?
Assuming it's in or can be located via the product's start folder,
then look at SYS(2019), as in:
configfile = sys(2019)VFP config.fpw file
fully
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