sorry, my delimiters are numToChar(1) and numToChar(2)..
logins/passwords are iso-8859-1 (aka us-ascii) chars only..
-Original Message-
Could the passwords that don't work include any of the delimiters in
tTransactionData?
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On Wednesday, May 19, 2004, at 08:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
do (send QUOTE tTransactionDataA[transaction]
tTransactionData QUOTE to stack QUOTE
sRegisteredTransactionsA[tTransactionDataA[transaction]] QUOTE
in 0 milliseconds)
Maybe this is equivalent:
send
On Wednesday, May 19, 2004, at 08:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
tTransactionDataA[] is an array containing all of the data
tTransactionData is the same array, but as a flat string
Could the passwords that don't work include any of the delimiters in
tTransactionData?
Dar Scott
Hi,
The way i would use, instead :
- use the post/http methods
- send a sequence of name1=value1name2=value2name3=value3etc...
- catch the socket incoming message, on the server-side Rev's app as a
PostIn global
- set up a paramsswitcher handler able to parse the PostIn var and
to pass requests
Hello Shao,
I'm not sure to understand the way you are using to send the
login/password messages from each client-side app to the server-side
app... POST, GET, under HTTP ?
Could you, please, explain a little more how this process is handled ?
I use POST/HTTP to manage such kind of stuffs under
On Tuesday, May 18, 2004, at 09:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
now the really weird part to all of this is the fact that my password
in
the runrev app is base64 encoded and is the same as my macosx login
password.. and!! if i include my password anywhere in the data being
sent for the
On Tuesday, May 18, 2004, at 09:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
all the information is being sent from the client to the server and is
completely intact before the send command (the actually send command
is being sent with the do command do to the complexity of it)..
If it works, it works, but...
I'm not sure to understand the way you are using to send the
actually, the client sends the login/password through a custom protocol
to the server (the client and server communicate via tcp/ip).. the
server socket receives the data and then uses the send command to send
the data received to
Could you have left in some temporary script lines to do a quick
password check?
i originally thought that's what i may have done, but after printing all
the scripts out and going through line-by-line (as well as a search in
ms word), nothing showed up.. i'm tempted to change my system-level
Are you talking about the Transcript command, 'send'?
yes
If so, it need not be complex. The command parameter may be a
variable. The object parameter may be a variable specifying the object
(such as the long id).
my line of code is:
do (send QUOTE tTransactionDataA[transaction]
i'm developing a program in runrev 2.1 on macosx .3.3 (aka panther) and
have noticed something weird when using the send command..
i have a multi-user network-enabled intranet program, and during the
testing of the login/password everything went smoothly until i decided
to use someone else's
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