Has anyone successfully configured witango studio 5.5 to connect up
with data sources via. JDBC on an intel based MacBook Pro?
- stephen
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As the 5.5 Dev Studio is a Carbon application running in the rosetta
emulator and Apple did not provide a bridge between Rosetta and Java
there is no way that the JVM can be instantiated.
The irony of this situatio is that Apple did not implement the odbc-
jdbc bridge either which is a
It is not possible with a PowerPC compiled binary. Are you running
the intel version?
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I thought you meant server. With the 5.5 studio, is NOT possible.
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Robert Garcia
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VP Application Development - eventpix.com
13653 West Park Dr
Magalia, Ca 95954
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Any ideas? (Note, when I said 5.5, I did mean the 5.5 WitangoServer
directory, NOT the editor one!)
I am NOT a Windows person, so I can't tell by looking if the
permissions on this file are correct or not... or if there's some
other Windows kind of tweaking that I need to do. What's
Dear Witango Support,
Thank you for the follow up, however,using the new Studio BETA has
the following problems:
1) a key that expires and no replacement key (that situation now)
2) various bugs during use of it to develop with . . .
3) once a TAF is opened in the new studio, it is
thank you all, we are running on intel machines, and have tried
parallels which caused more problems than using the mac os without DB
connection.
: ( stephen
On Oct 25, 2007, at 6:29 AM, Dale Graham wrote:
As a stop-gap, I have been using the Windows version of the editor
on
Thanks Robert,
We'll try this out and see what happens.
Stephen
On Oct 25, 2007, at 10:06 AM, Robert Garcia wrote:
Below, I meant DSType node, not DSN node.
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Robert Garcia
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VP Application Development - eventpix.com
13653 West Park Dr
Magalia, Ca 95954
ph:
I concur. I go a little further:
1. only use DirectDBMS, so you don't need the studio data sources at
all. This has the ancillary benefit or eliminating all the problems
[!CST] with the DataDictionary / that crop up in the Studio, and
keeps the appfile smaller.
2. define the
I have a question, if you go through all the work of doing everything
in directDBMS, and I understand your reasons, why use witango and not
php? You don't have to answer if you would rather not, I am just
curious. If you eliminate the search actions and stuff, what is
witango doing for
A very fair question. Here are some answers.
1. I am a firm believer in the power of visual programming, and I
disagree with Fred Brooks on its viability. First, its the visual
cortex that is the brain's parallel processor, yet most software is
coded using the sequential cognitive
Execellent post Bill, very astute observations.
Well worthy of the blogosphere.
Although I prefer C# .NET coding over Witango as a language choice, I do still
miss the Visual Action concept of the Editor very much.
Many a day ago Ben and I submitted suggestions for forking the Witango Editor
Thanks, Scott.
You prompt two more observations.
1. I agree that the metatag language is cumbersome. I would love to
see it refactored into something a little more typist friendly.
That's for v.7.
2. Recursive Block:If-Then-Else structures are everyware (sic) so it
would make a lot of
William, very well said. You have made some great observations -
thank you for sharing them.
I am also a firm believer in Witango's interface. I am still hiring
Witango staff - mostly PHP programmers who learn Witango fairly well
in a few days and are picking up complex files within a
Just happened out of nowhere. Maybe its something in a windows
update? I don't know.
All my cron functions on a windows witango server have quit working.
They are set to run in the early hours of the am. The witango log
says that they failed.
25/10/2007 01:15:370 [Cron] Failed
I def agree on the visual. I cut my teeth on tango, and loved it. It
is much easier to scan a taf and see what is going on than a complex
php file. Assuming that your base logic is done in the visual part of
the taf.
The thing for me is that whatever gain there is with that, you lose
in
Robert,
That did it. I will have to look at the documentation a little closer. POST
vrs GET
Thanks for your help.
Steve
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