Title: FW: Witango-Talk: XPATH and XSLT
The Witango 5.5 Server has had the XML engine replaced with a new one which supports XSLT, XPath, XPointer, DOM2 and the ability to expose a TCF as a Web Service (SOAP, WSDL).
In 5.5 the xml tags like dominsert, domdelete, domreplace, elementattribute, et
Title: RE: Witango-Talk: Filemaker 6 / JDBC setup
All you need to do is:
1 Enable the Web Companion;
2 Set it to listen on port 591
3 Make sure that the db's sharing is set to share via the Web Companion
4 Place the FileMaker JDBC driver in the /Library/Java/Extensions directory
5
We tried that already as well,
It's not.
Thanks,
Stephen
On Feb 18, 2004, at 4:46 PM, John McGowan wrote:
could the user be seeing a cached version of the home page or
something showing them the login form?
Scott Cadillac wrote:
Hi Stephen,
Are your frame SRCs all pointing at the same domai
I am pointing to the same domain that their logged into.
I will try a version to remove the <@USERREFERENCEARGUMENT> and see
what happens.
Best,
Stephen
On Feb 18, 2004, at 4:11 PM, Scott Cadillac wrote:
Hi Stephen,
Are your frame SRCs all pointing at the same domain they logged into?
Remem
Good point John,
Wouldn't be the first time that ever happened :-P
-Original Message-
From: John McGowan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 15:46:55 -0600
Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: Secured User Access
> could the user be seeing a cached version of the home
could the user be seeing a cached version of the home page or something
showing them the login form?
Scott Cadillac wrote:
Hi Stephen,
Are your frame SRCs all pointing at the same domain they logged into?
Remember https://domain.com != https://www.domain.com
Also try removing the <@USERREFERE
Hi Stephen,
Are your frame SRCs all pointing at the same domain they logged into?
Remember https://domain.com != https://www.domain.com
Also try removing the <@USERREFERENCEARGUMENT>
I can't help but wonder what else is going on with your frame (or
related) code (HTML/JavaScript). What you are
Scott,
Thank you for your help and advice. I wasn't purposefully vague but
rather my situation is somewhat alluding me right now.
In short, we have tested multiple versions of the login taf in which we
did everything from separation of the taf itself into various
components all the way to s
Well, I didn't mean to suggest that my actions were the only method of
the problem occurring. I've seen it on same server situations when an
Access file gets corrupted. The point was just that Witango seems to
maintain connections to the db even after they have died (on the db or
odbc side) and thi
Hello all,
I'm trying to help get JDBC connectivity set up between Witango on OS X
(Dev Studio) to Witango on OS X (FMP DB server). Before I go into lots
of info about what I've tried so far (obviously without too much
success) - is anyone currently doing this and can you share your JDBC
INI s
Robert,
Thanks for the response. I think my problem is a little different. The DB is
located on the same server. And when this problem starts, it doesn't let
anyone access this DB until I restart Witango. So I don't think it is a long
exec unless something somehow locks the DB.
Steve
-Origin
The Witango error is a little misleading, but translates directly into
"database isn't available". Is it possible that your db isn't responding
for a moment (long exec) or is offline (auto-restart). I know I get this
issue if I say, unplug the Ethernet cable to my SQL box. Witango has a
fit, and do
Hi Stephen,
Please describe in detail what you mean by "but then are kicked back out
of the site". This is kind of a vague description of the problem, which
will likely lead to some vague answers.
Here's me vague answer:
A trend I'm noticing lately with Home computers over Office ones, is the
Dale,
It seems to happen both with redirects as well as frame references.
Please let me know when you find it. Do you know if there is a fix out there?
Best,
Stephen
> I saw something on one of the Mac sites yesterday complaining that the
> latest Windows IE (in XP) "breaks" the redirect - cou
Window 2003 Web Edition, R:Tango version 5
I have been getting the following error periodically in my Application Event
Viewer:
Unable to open to odbc.CatSites due to an error during connection.
Followed by this
Total Connection in Datasource Pool: 1 Max connections for the host: 0
Current conn
I saw something on one of the Mac sites yesterday complaining that the
latest Windows IE (in XP) "breaks" the redirect - could that be your
problem? (I'm not looking forward to this myself as we use redirects
EVERYWHERE). Hmm, now I cannot find that reference! I'm going to look
for it for f
Did you change the default mail server in the tango.ini from 127.0.0.1 to
what your mail server address is.
Mike D
Educational Directories Unlimited, Inc.
Michael Dittbrenner
Programmer
http://www.StudyAbroad.com
http://www.GradSchools.com
A service of E
This could be several things.
1. You don't have a mail server anymore (this is unlikely because you
sent this email :-)
2. Someone changed your firewall settings and you can't access you mail
server from a DNS name like mail.domain.com.
3. the mail server has moved to a different sub-net
4. your F
I get an error -321 unable to connect to the specified SMTP server. Please
let know a way to fix this issue. I am running Tango2000 on a Solaris Box.
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We have a site completely built on witango that is accessed via. the
"https" gateway. It is built around multiple frames. When people try to
login, they seem to make it into our validation process, but then are
kicked back out of the site. This happens only on windows machines and
mostly on XP.
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