Hi all
Will Witango V5 work on 2003 Web edition or does it require 2003
standard edition
Ta
Niall
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It should be OK. We only test on the standard edition and advanced
server editions. The APIs and libraries are the same so you should be
fine.
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On 27/04/2004, at 10:04 PM, Niall Merrigan wrote:
Hi all
Will Witango V5 work on 2003 Web edition or does it require 2003
standard
I have a hobby site that I work on in my spare time. It has a forum,
chat room, ya da ya da ya da. In it I have created 3 different search
like engines that list resorts, fishing guides and bait and tackle
shops. (you can check it out if you like, just a few months old, but
growing
unless the mail needs to get relayed to the same mail server that
Barbara is trying to connect to right now. If it's not going to let
Witango relay mail, it's not going to let IIS relay mail either.
AFAIK the only way around an authentication issue is to change the mail
servers configuration
if the content you want to search can be spidered just install a
search engine. I and others on the list have had great success
integrating the swish-e search engine into our Witango apps.
/John
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I have a hobby site that I work on in my spare time. It has a forum,
chat
I agree with John's assessment that a search engine is the way to go.
But if you really want to do it in Witango, here's one possibility:
1) tokenize the input string on space, comma, sq, dq, period, and any
other punctuation characters. This gives you a [1,x] array of the words.
Transpose it
The problem I am having looking at canned spidering programs is that
they spider everything on your site. I need something that will
search a db (MSSQL) that will spider all the links that are contained
in the db.
In other words, I have a db with about 500 links to other sites. In
the db
As one of the other swish-e fanatics, this is a great way to go.
It's a fast, flexible, free, open-source tool that spiders your content
AND provides the interface to pull the relevant web pages out of the
index.
You can use the Perl interfaces directly, or a shell script from witango.
If
So the BT/ET works on MSSQL if you're writing to the db?
I'm in the middle of a large application and this is fairly critical to
the pieces I've built. It's worked so far in testing, but hasn't been
stressed with many concurrent users yet.
Begin Transaction
Insert Table1
Search Table1 for ID
I would suggest breaking up your sequence into 2 transactions:
BT
Insert Table1
Seach Table1 for ID
ET
BT
Insert Table2
Seach Table2 for ID
ET
The shorter the transactions the better. I do that kind
of sequence all the time.
Stefan
At 11:52 AM 4/27/2004, you wrote:
So the BT/ET works on MSSQL if
Jamileh,
I use the method that you've outlined below on sites with many
concurrent users for a long time now with no problems.
On t2k and w5.
/John
Wilcox, Jamileh (HSC) wrote:
So the BT/ET works on MSSQL if you're writing to the db?
I'm in the middle of a large application and this is fairly
I need to configure a search so that it only returns those rows that were
completed by the registrant. It is a conference registration form where the
person tabulating the classlists wants to mail back a list of sessions a
particular registrant has selected. I want the details screen to only show
I would use swish-e using the -S prog method to spider all the external
sites.
Execute a shell script like the following when you want the index rebuilt:
#!/bin/sh
/usr/local/bin/swish-e -S prog -c /path to configuration/spider.config -f
/path to configuration/index.swish-e
index.swish-e
I have installed the trial version of the new dev studio, but I still
don't see any documentation for Beans. I know how to build them, and
use them in my project, and deploy, that is not the issue. The issue is
that I have read in old pervasive docs, that there are built in classes
that help
Hi, I have looked extensively over the archive, and also tracked the
conversations about this topic (including the disagreements over what
works!), and also looked in the documentation, both the installation
guide for the 5.5 studio, (feb 2004 - where there is a brief paragraph)
and the server
In the transaction you should be able to get the last id used by
putting the following SQL in a direct dbms
select @literal @@identity
On 28/04/2004, at 1:52 AM, Wilcox, Jamileh (HSC) wrote:
So the BT/ET works on MSSQL if you're writing to the db?
I'm in the middle of a large application and
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