a2ps - Any to PS - very flexible conversion utility - Converts text,
HTML (requires Netscape to be installed), etc and allow you to feed into
PDF script (pstill) or printer or to a PS laser printer and possibly
converts to PCL if you really wanted to do that too.
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> Is a
Or, you could also use the MS Enterprise Services connection pooling
provided with Windows. Pretty simple to set up and use though you should
compare any price advantage there may be in purchasing IBM pooling
licences.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317336
Stuart Boydell
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Andrea Charles wrote:
> Thanks for all the responses. I'm ideally looking for a total AIX
> solution and seems like I have some choices to research.
I haven't yet seen Print Wizard mentioned so I will recommend this as one
of the options to consider. Like the other products, Print Wizard allows
y
Jonathan Lienhoop wrote:
> I'm more worried about how I'm managing the sessions and
> trying to implement a connection pool.
>
> I've already requested a demo of mv.NET simply because they promise
> data binding to .net controls and connection pooling. But is there
> anyway I could create my own
I'll look at those articles tomorrow. I implemented the code you gave
me yesterday and got an error returned from UniVerse stating that
connection pooling was turned off. So I was under the impression there
was a setting in UniVerse to allow or deny connection pooling. Am I
wrong in that assumpt
Thanks for all the responses. I'm ideally looking for a total AIX
solution and seems like I have some choices to research.
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Tim,
Bravo! Well said!
Susan Lynch
F.W. Davison & Company, Inc.
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From: "Timothy Snyder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 10:43 AM
Subject: Re: [U2] Clearing a portion of a screen
So today, how do you measure expensive? And with todays fl
Jonathan:
The connection pooling feature can be turned on by using the code examples I
gave
you. One was a connection form and the other was an "app.config" file in the
.NET
application. When I tested the project my connection pooling license showed one
connection. I'm not sure how many conne
Thanks to each who replied. Between Larry's response below, and
additional analysis by a comrade in-shop, I am convinced Formula A is
correct. ABSolute values should not be used.
I'm thankful to be surrounded by thinkers ... on those brain tired
afternoons.
-Baker
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F
> So today, how do you measure expensive? And with todays flamethrowers,
does
> it really matter?
In my mind, performance always matters, especially if there are dozens or
hundreds of processes running the logic in question. This has a bearing
not only in CPU consumption but also network bandw
Windows XP Pro on HP Pavilion dv4000 Celeron M processor, 1 gig of
memory.
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From: jjuser ud2 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2007 2:27 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] Tlnet error 1067
What operating system?
On 8/27/07, Charles
Thanks for the help guys. It turns out that the share permissions on the
Unidata folder on the server had been changed to read only. The folder
permissions were ok so changed the share permissions to Full Control, now
works fine.
Paul
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From: "Symeon Breen" <[EMAI
The even shorter answer is: NEVER repeatedly do ANYTHING inside a loop
that will remain constant for each iteration and could be resolved
outside a loop.
That's language-, platform-, hardware-independent.
Shoot, it's applicable to life in general. Try it in your love life:
During initialization
My boss, the owner of the company here, has tried to steer us towards
"market value" costing and valuation.
It is a little tricky here because we are forced to deal with surcharges on
metals like stainless steel and copper.
--Bill
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Ross,
They are using it to teach themselves BASIC from home. Good looking
out for our big blue friends, though.
- Chuck "Honest as the Day is Long" Barouch
Ross Ferris wrote:
Uhhhmmm - A CLIENT USING UNIVERSE PE ?!?!? I assume you mean they
are evaluating using PE :-)
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Well ... I guess I'm going to have to get lucky because we won't go get
ANY help and I'd be lucky to purchase a copy of mv.NET (especially if
its over 1000).
I have two remaining questions:
1 - Is it possible for me to turn the connection pooling feature on? And
if so, how.
2 - If I can't turn con
Uhhhmmm - A CLIENT USING UNIVERSE PE ?!?!? I assume you mean they
are evaluating using PE :-)
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage > Better by Design!
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>[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Charles Barouch
>Sent: Monday, 27 Augu
Adding a web service for the high level functions you want to achieve gives you
greater flex ability down the line in that you can change the backend data
structures without affecting your front end, or you can write a mobile version,
a cut down public web version etc of the frontend without hav
The short answer is that I measure expensive by the fact that every call to an
@() function in UniVerse must be resolved by recourse to interrogating a
terminfo database. Why do this unnecessarily?
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Uniobjects should still work, I donbt think there is a need to change to .net.
I suppose the obvious question is what has changed ? -
Can you still telnet to the account in question?
Have the permissions of the voc file changed at all (remember the unidata
services run as system and it is this
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