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Dale Graham
dale.gra...@gmail.com
> On Jul 26, 2019, at 10:53 AM, Robert Shubert wrote:
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> Yes that should work. I suspect it's a bug i
One of my colleagues just updated from TS 7.0.3 to TS 7.1.3 server
Following the update, tafs are rendered as XML rather than as tafs.
When he uninstalled and went back to 7.0.3, the same issue (XML rather than
tafs) was observed
We worked with various files, permissions, uninstalls/installs, e
You may also have to install Java 6 in addition ... doesn't harm any
applications requiring Java 8, but I think v 7 needed v 6. (High Sierra may
have deleted v 6 on install.)
Just guessing here. I have been pretty cautious about moving from Sierra to
High Sierra just yet.
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ODBC – it just maps a name (as seen
in terascribe) to the connection.
From: Dale Graham [mailto:dale.gra...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2017 1:09 PM
To: TeraScript-Talk@terascript.com
Subject: Re: TeraScript-Talk: setting up TS8 - questions, questions
Can we get more detailed info
Can we get more detailed info vis a vis setting up configuration variables?
E.g., there's only instruction for ODBC data sources so I tried using that in
desperation for my JDBC source, but no matter how I tweak the example, the
server throws errors. Where/how are the JDBC datasources set up?
Installed successfully on El Capitan (10.11.6) using the
"Install_Terascript_10_10" script.
Note that I had already been running TS server 7 on El Capitan
One big trick appears to be installing Java 6 if you have a fresh install of El
Capitan in order to get the installer itself to run. AND to a
Bummer. I'll hold off, then.
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On Mar 31, 2016, 9:59 PM -0400, Robert Shubert, wrote:
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> From:Dale Graham [mailto:dale.gra...@gmail.com]
> Sent:Thursday, March 31, 2016 6:01 PM
> To:TeraScript-Talk@terasc
Thanks, l'll do that. I have a Yosemite VM I can use, though I'll upgrade it to
El Capitan first.
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On Mar 31, 2016, 6:19 PM -0400, Robert Shubert, wrote:
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By other configurations, do you mean other Terascript servers?
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On Mar 30, 2016, 9:17 PM -0400, Robert Shubert, wrote:
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> Server version 8.
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updating the Mac OS (it's like 5 versions old...) and the
Terascript version if possible, too. ��
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> On Feb 14, 2016, at 11:36 PM, Wayne Irvine wrote:
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> This is Apache 2.4.16 btw.
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> Wayne
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>> On 12 Feb 2016, at 10:
Did you run the install script after doing the installation? That writes the
info needed for Apache. Be sure to run the correct script (e.g., client or
server, and the one for the OS).
The TS conf file ends up located in etc/apache2/others, I believe. The mod file
stays at the root of your serv
When testing from my local (developer) server (Terascript v 7) I get the
following error:
*The specified protocol may be unavailable. Check the event log for
additional messages.*
Of course there IS nothing useful to be found either in the event log nor
in the Terascript log.
I am trying to use
Bummer. Works great in Terascript server (really impressive in fact), but
(of course) not supported by the old Witango J2EE servlet... so we're stuck
with the old rows method for anything destined for our J2EE server.
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 5:31 PM, Robert Shubert wrote:
> Check to see if the
On the other hand, the other solution suggested is way cooler… have to try that
On Mar 26, 2014, at 6:54 PM, Dale Graham wrote:
> We use <@rows> …
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> <@assign name=“request$newarray” value="<@rows array=‘whatever’><@ifequal
> '<@currow>’
We use <@rows> …
<@assign name=“request$newarray” value="<@rows array=‘whatever’><@ifequal
'<@currow>’ ‘1’><@else>,<@var request$whatever[<@currow>,1]>”>
This will correctly comma delimit your array. Someone on the list suggested
this method to us years ago, and it makes a fantastically easy wa
ing? Or increase the amount of time I am allowed before the connection
goes south?
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Dale Graham, PhD
Consultant, NIH Intramural DataBase [NIDB]
Mind Over Machines
degra...@helix.nih.gov
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trying one of the XML Editors to see what they can do.
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> Wayne Irvine
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>> On 20 Nov 2013, at 12:18 pm, Dale Graham wrote:
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>> Try this
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>> /feed/id
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>> feed is the “parent” (start and stop tag)
>> id is directly under the parent “feed”
Try this
/feed/id
feed is the “parent” (start and stop tag)
id is directly under the parent “feed”
This array you are getting appears to be VERY simple… just one parent and a ton
of “children”
You read from the parent to the child element you want. You can see why being
able to “pretty up” a m
I think everyone in our group of programmers is already changed over to 10.9.
This is irrelevant to your question, but FYI, all functions of Terascribe /
Terascript 6 working fine with 10.9. (Terascribe J2EE compiler working, too,
but only if you upgrade as opposed to starting from a "clean inst
id" type="array">'>
<@numrows array=request$howmany>
This was from memory, so check in the user manual to be sure I had the syntax
correct. This example presumes that the root element is "main" and that "id" is
a child of main.
Dale Graham, PhD
Cons
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On Aug 14, 2013, at 2:21 PM, "Robert Shubert" wrote:
> Wayne,
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> At this time TeraScript version 8 is not yet officially announced, so I can’t
> easily point you to a list of features and improvements that are on the
> horizon. What I can say is t
<@numaffected>
Dale Graham, PhD
Consultant, NIH Intramural DataBase (NIDB)
Mind Over Machines
On Jul 29, 2013, at 1:24 AM, "Fogelson, Steve" wrote:
> I would like to verify that an update action was successful.
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> Is there a tag or a technique to indicate how many r
nly to someone (like our group) using the java compiler.
Dale Graham, PhD
Consultant, NIH Intramural DataBase (NIDB)
Mind Over Machines
On Jun 28, 2013, at 8:52 AM, "John Muldoon" wrote:
> I got the zipped files, though everything you send to terascript-talk seems
> to g
Did the zipped file that I sent get through? Because a second email with a
correction that I sent through appears to have gone into some electronic limbo.
Does the list disallow emailing zipped files?
To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email
We have developed an extraordinarily easy method to have Witango / Terascript
do nearly all of the Ajax heavy lifting - doesn't require any JS skills, etc.
We're using a tcf and custom tags and some script libraries.
I'd be happy to share the tcfs / custom tags and our how-to.
On the other han
That is, Apple, as usual with server installs, has done some strange with
apache file locations, and thus all I see is the XML code for tafs, not the
action of the tafs themselves.
I did a fresh install of the Terascript server.
Turned the web server off in the OS X Server app.
Ran the Install
Yes, that WAS the client solution. We do have a working setup on a SL server; I
can ask our server admin how that is set up. OS X server apache can be tricky.
On Jul 16, 2012, at 11:06 AM, Robert Shubert wrote:
> Wayne,
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> Is your server OSX Server? I ask because Apache is installed differentl
Looking at my old Snow Leopard Terascript setup ...
In your apache2 directory, look for an "others" directory (if it's not there,
create it)
boot --> etc --> apache2 --> others -> terascript.conf
If the terascript.conf file doesn't exist, create it. Make sure permissions are
OK for it and the
No issues at all with a Lion upgrade. Both Terascript and Terascribe
install/run with no problem.
If you are moving to a new computer as well, you will need to be sure that the
Java installation is done first, and that you have all the correct JDBC drivers
in the appropriate place (though you'
Try setting a user variable counter and set it to 1. Then increment it every
time they hit pay. Don't record any requests to pay where the counter is
greater than 1. (You could also use that value to help you change the display
on the page to show that the Pay button has been hit if it's reload
Checking from an iPad 2 & iPhone 4, iOS 5, US: It's OK. Top article has a
date for today.
On Jan 12, 2012, at 7:17 AM, Wayne Irvine wrote:
> I have a long running Terascript solution that has been running pretty much
> faultlessly for almost a decade (and shows it in it design). Recently the
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