"Tony: "I have no objection to free exchange of information, but in forums like
this we should be able to expect some base level of competence in the subject
matter. ""
And Tony the 'subject matter' of this forum is U2.
Not how to make it talk to the internet.
That's still a black box to some of
Tony: "I have no objection to free exchange of information, but in forums like
this we should be able to expect some base level of competence in the subject
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Wendy Smoak Wendy.Smoak-at-asu.edu |U2UG| wrote:
> My point was that "for free" often isn't. If you can buy
> a packaged solution for a few thousand dollars, and not
> have to maintain and support it, [as long as it does what
> you need it to,] it's probably a better deal.
>
> I like working with
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> Well see now that I'm a seasoned senior type programmer, I'm
> expected to know things like ASP and .NET and a hundred other
> tools I suppose. But I don't and really it hasn't hurt me
> any, but it's always nice to be able to say "ASP? Oh yes I
> programmed an web-s
Wendy wrote: "Careful you don't shoot yourself in the foot, there. Now that I
have all these amazing webapps connecting to UniData through UOJ "for free,"
nobody will even *consider* buying me any toys that cost real money. ;)"
Well see now that I'm a seasoned senior type programmer, I'm expect
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> source code. Hopefully you are fine with me including what
> you sent me ?
Oh, good. I was going to ask to post the ASP example on the Wiki, but
it would be better if someone who can actually answer questions about
ec
' Now write the response to the page
Response.Write UVCommand.Response
end if
end if
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> Vance you sent
Vance your asp code is the simplest, most straightforward and easy to
implement. After I realized that I also needed a setting up what
"uvcommand" was it worked perfectly.
I then softcoded the username and password by asking for them in the form as
well so now a malicious person can't simpl
Vance you sent some code that used asp to get information out of Universe, but
is it missing something? When I load that page in my browser all I get is a
blank page.
You have a line that says
TheCommand = request.form("uvcommand")
but you don't have anywhere where you setup a form called
First, that last message wasn't supposed to go to the whole group. So sorry
about that.
Second, I will be trying out the various examples I was sent, over the next few
days and report back on what seems the easiest or best or whatever.
Will
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U2 Users Digest wrote:
U2 Users Digest Thursday, February 10 2005 Volume 01 : Number 496
Re: [U2] Universe to Web interface
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"Please let me know if you'd like to see applications using PixieWeb or if
you'd like to evaluate PixieWeb."
Do you have a demo disk?
Thanks
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Seems that a lot of you guys are trying to reinvent the wheel. There are
several products on the market that have solved everything I've seen
mentioned in this thread and then some. Most notably Redback and Raining
Data's Pick Data Provider.
I can understand if you have absolutely zero budget
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>
>
>George,
>
>I'm afraid Simon is right, I struck a similar problem with BCI.
>
>IIR
utine, but not otherwise passed from one program to another.
Regards
Mike
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I
.
Hey Chuck.. you lurkin? I got another article idea for ya.
-Glen
http://picksource.com
webmaster [at] mvdevcentral [dot] com
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drain"
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In a message dated 2/9/2005
ldn't affect UV (key word - shouldn't)
George
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Glen B...
>
> If you can truly pass a UV socket handle to another UV process, then
> there's no reason why anyone can't write a stable "multi-threaded" socket
> server directly in UV BASIC. Is this true?
>
> Kevin P Lynch...
>>
> > here is the appropriate manual :
> > http://publibfi.boulder.ibm.c
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Wouldn't a php interface to U2 be nice? Then we could have LAUP instead
of
LAMP. Or some such.
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Subject: Re: [U2] Universe to Web interface
Glen,
I have'nt done extensive research on it, but from the samples provided
by
IBM using a dimensioned array, I believe UV would manage the forking
off
the sockets itself. Don't quote me on this though. I'll dig o
test it out on my system
and play since you don't have access to a UV box.
For you no problem.
Vance
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> Kevin,
>
n" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Does this work for both Windows and Linux?
>
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Linux?
Robert
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> Here is what I want "From a we
Does this work for both Windows and Linux?
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You can use php. You have to use COM...
Example below
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> you manage the connections from bas
Does the PHO interface work with UniData as well?
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If you are interested in a
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> Here is what I want "From a web page, click on something,
> which in ANY
> fashion reaches into Univer
t;Exec();
print ("Command Status [" . $sts . "] \n");
$Rsp = $objUV->Command->Response();
print ("Response " . $Rsp . "\n");
$active = $objUV->isactive();
print ("Session Status [" . $active . "]\n");
$sts = $objUV->disco
g.org'
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Wouldn't a php interface to U2 be nice? Then we could have LAUP instead
of
LAMP. Or some such.
Python would be gravy too.
--
Dave Walker
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> Subject: RE: [U2] Universe to Web interface
>
>
> Will - this is what 'web servers' do.
> Good ones that are integrated with multivalue (that I know
> of) are typically
> not free.
>
>
Dave Walker wrote:
> Wouldn't a php interface to U2 be nice?
PHP to U2 through Java...
http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?PhpJavaIntegration
Once upon a time I made a very brief start on a PHP Module for U2 using
InterCall, but I only know a little bit of C, and the highly
preprocessed ver
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> In a message dated 2/9/2005 5:34:48 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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>
> > I still don't get why you want to use a BAT file to do this at all.
> &
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> Here is what I want "From a web page, click on something,
> which in ANY
> fashion reaches into Universe and displays the results on
> that web page."
Getting data out of Universe onto a web page for free is going to
require learning another language-- ASP (VB?), JSP
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> Will - this is what 'web servers' do.
> Good ones that
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Must be nice. I wish that capacity existed in every flavor. It would make
the integration world a
x27;)"
response.write ""
response.write "[" & Sess.hostname & "] - Database Error"
else
response.write "UV Session is active..."
' To issue a command
set UVCommand = Sess.Command
UVCommand.Text = T
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y 09, 2005 12:30 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: Re: [U2] Universe to Web interface
In a message dated 2/9/2005 5:34:48 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> I still don't get why you want to use a BAT file to do this at all.
> IF you're using IIS, you
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The @ in a bat file supresses the command from display. Like echo off.
Write a simple MV program and call it Hello in your account.
"BP H
Kevin P Lynch
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>
>
> Glen,
> The UV socket server interface works the same in Unix and Windows, I
> have server programs running in both environments
In a message dated 2/9/2005 5:34:48 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> I still don't get why you want to use a BAT file to do this at all.
> IF you're using IIS, you should really be using ASP.
I don't.
Here is what I want "From a web page, click on something, which in ANY
fa
09, 2005 12:04 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] Universe to Web interface
Stewart,
Socket implementations don't work across flavors. I've written many socket
apps for D3, but even the small differences in the socket designs between
Win and *nix causes problems. S
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> Leicester
> Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2005 11:37 PM
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>
> Thanks for the reply. I wasn't critiquing so much as
quot;)
//ARG3 = OCONV(ICONV(ARG3,"MT"),"MTS")
//PRINT ARG1: " - ":ARG2: " - ": ARG3
//RETURN
// end of code for HELLO.WORLD.PROGRAM
//--></pre><br>
<tt>
was used to display a WEB page with the following information:
hello world
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> Vance wrote: "
> @REM Assuming this is a folder with a uv account
> @cd \ibm\uv
> @REM Execute the uv command
> @c:\ibm\uv\bin\uvsh &quo
Yes, from the Win2000 help:
Call
Calls one batch program from another without causing the parent batch program
to stop. The call command now accepts labels as the target of the call.
In this case UDT is in the path, so if the UV/UVSH isn't in your path you would
need the full path. If you are
Will,
are You sure that Your .bat gets called at all ?
You may have missed sthg basic.
Details may be different under windows but normally you
Set up a form round the button
Then place the xxx.bat where the webserver expects scripts
normally a directory 'cgi-bin'and make sure the scri
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Vance wrote: "
@REM Assuming this is a folder with a uv account
@cd \ibm\uv
@REM Execute the uv command
@c:\ib
In a message dated 2/8/2005 4:53:42 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> If you trying to do authentication, but don't want to store the universe
> user name and password in the ASP code, then look as Microsoft Single-Sign
>
It's not really a question of not *wanting* to, but r
Not continuous, but the directory is polled. The only other
sensible way around this is to use IPC or pipes, which is not
portable.
open the dir, select, and then readnext to see if there's a file
item present. If so, delete it and process the request based on
that ID. You're basically popping
Hold everything ... I just got output.
Now to figure out what I did differnt.
Will
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"If I've pieced this together right, you're telling IIS to run a .bat file that
runs a UV program. Now how do you intend to get the output back to the web
browser?"
I have no idea. How ? That's what I'm asking.
How do you run make a web page, run a UV program and output the results back to
t
Vance wrote: "
@REM Assuming this is a folder with a uv account
@cd \ibm\uv
@REM Execute the uv command
@c:\ibm\uv\bin\uvsh "LIST VOC"
I don't know what the "@" signs do, but when I try this
fromthe DOS command prompt window
c:\something\uvsh "LIST VOC"
it just kinda blinks and returns to the DOS
Colin Alfke wrote: "The .bat file simple changes to the correct directory and
then does a:
CALL UD PHANTOM """
CALL is a Dos command ? I've never heard of it.
Or did you leave something out ?
Remembering that my problem is getting INTO the Uv environment in the first
place.
Thanks
Will
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If you trying to do authentication, but don't want to store the universe
user name and password in the ASP code, then look as Microsoft Single-Sign
On services. This allows a user that has logged on to the web site to be
authenticated by some method, from this you can then from ASP code access an
ester
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>
>
> >The spooler broadcasts the presence of a new queue item, by writing
> >an empty file in the main spool dir using the ID.
> >At this
The spooler broadcasts the presence of a new queue item, by writing
an empty file in the main spool dir using the ID.
At this point, the spooler waits for a response in a separate
response directory.
Server-side, our HTTP phantom runs and waits until new item IDs show
up in a local directory (t
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Sent: Wednesday, 9 February 2005 11:00
To: HENDERSON MIKE, MR
Subject: FW: [U2] Universe to Web interface
Will,
I run a lot of nightly scheduled tasks on our Win2K3 server that run
scripts that reach into our UV 10.0 database. To run a universe
ssion.Disconnect()
set uvBroker = Nothing
set uvSession = Nothing
end sub
call uvConnect()
dim myvalue1, myvalue2
uvBroker.SetArg 0, "" ' first variable
uvBroker.SetArg 1, "" ' second variable
uvBroker.Call ' call the sub
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> All I want is a web page where you click on a button and it says
> Hello World, you're on port xxx
> Where it's getting *something* (anything) out of the Universe
> environment
> Which is running on Windows
I think the simplest solution is having UV listen on a socket
cd \ibm\uv
@REM Execute the uv command
@c:\ibm\uv\bin\uvsh "LIST VOC"
Vance
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> In a message dated 2/8/2005 9:33:25 AM Pacific Stan
Will;
We execute a .bat from the command scheduler every night on UniData. I'm hoping
this might point you in the right directions (as I've never tried it on UV nor
from an IIS application).
The .bat file simple changes to the correct directory and then does a:
CALL UD PHANTOM ""
The phantom m
w many, and how often, requests come from a client. It will also
determine who can access it.
Glen
http://picksource.com
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data from
IIS environment. We have both ways running from here and using ASP is ALOT
cleaner. You can even use php if your not an ASP fan.
Vance
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I'm using a .bat file in the windows scheduler to run stuff at night, and
it's working. You're first cd'ing into a directory that is a universe
account, right? And you're using the correct slashes too?
cd c:\someFolder\someAccount
H:/something/something/something/uv.exe MYROUTINE *** should
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Subject: Re: [U2] Universe to Web interface
I appreciate all the messages pointing me to this or that commercial
product. However all I need is to know, how a .bat file (or any other type
of
file) running in Windows is able to log into Universe. I'm sure it can be
d
In a message dated 2/8/2005 9:33:25 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> It sounds like you want to visit a web page and see the output of a UV
> BASIC program, but I might be misunderstanding you.
Really it doesn't matter so much what I'm trying to do.
I'm just looking for an e
In a message dated 2/8/2005 9:33:25 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> It sounds like you want to visit a web page and see the output of a UV
> BASIC program, but I might be misunderstanding you.
Yes Wendy that is exactly what I want to do.
Now, how do I do it?
All I want is a
I appreciate all the messages pointing me to this or that commercial
product. However all I need is to know, how a .bat file (or any other type of
file) running in Windows is able to log into Universe. I'm sure it can be
done,
but how is the question.
Will
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> What I can't make it do it seems is RUN a universe
> subroutine. But I'm wondering how it knows how to log into
> universe? Surely it's not just an open portal ? Maybe I
> have to setup a Universe account with *no* password for it to
> use? How exactly does that
2005 7:25 PM
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Subject: RE: [U2] Universe to Web interface
Thanks George for responding. The link appears to "do" something because
A) If I make it a .txt file it brings it up
B) If I make it a .bat file it executes it. I can make it print "Hello&qu
> What I can't make it do it seems is RUN a universe subroutine. But
I'm wondering how it knows how to log into universe? Surely it's not
just an open portal ? Maybe I have to setup a Universe account with
*no* password for it to use? How exactly does that work?
>Alternatively perhaps yo
r is that the function
of something else your using to push the HTML to IIS?
George
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>OK I did a search on my system for where the UNIRPC32
OK I did a search on my system for where the UNIRPC32.dll lives and figured out
how to add a PATH variable to the .bat file. So now it doesn't complain about
not being able to find the dll but it still doesn't run the universe routine.
Now I get an error in the event log that says
The descripti
I have never done this before so I'm likely making some horrible blunder.
I have IIS running and I have a Universe database on top of Windows XP. I have
a "Hello" page in HTML with a form and the submit action a name that I have in
the same directory as the Hello page is in.
So the hello page
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