It's been many years since I used Filemaker 3 with Witango 3.5 on
MacOS9.04, so I can only ask questions.
ARe you also running the Studio on the same machine?
If not, did you set up the deployment DataSource to point to
Filemaker on the witango/apache/fmp system? I think this is in the
Use
FMP is running on the same machine.
Do I need the jdbc.ini if I'm trying to use AppleEvents?
Thanks,
.cpb
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BUT ... userreference WAS received via cookie 'abc'
Bill
On Mar 14, 2008, at 5:46 PM, Ben Johansen wrote:
NO
in the manual
If no user reference number was received
(via the “_userReference” search argument or an HTTP cookie) when
the application file was called, a new number is generated;
o
NO
in the manual
If no user reference number was received
(via the “_userReference” search argument or an HTTP cookie) when
the application file was called, a new number is generated; otherwise,
the
number passed in is returned.
so you clear the cookie and when you call a page without a
use
No, that would not be a NEW userreference, rather the same
userreference that was passed in by cookie.
Here's the flow;
userreference cookie 'abc' is passed to taf
@@user$id and @@user$somedata is known from user reference 'abc'
assign @@request$id == @@user$id
purge us
that would be
<@USERREFERENCE>
<@ASSIGN SCOPE="cookie" NAME="Witango_UserReference"
VALUE="<@USERREFERENCE>">.
On Mar 14, 2008, at 5:22 PM, William M Conlon wrote:
I want to tear down a user's session (purging all their variables)
and give the user a new session with new user variables and
I want to tear down a user's session (purging all their variables)
and give the user a new session with new user variables and a new
userreference.
I'll need to <@ASSIGN SCOPE="cookie" NAME="Witango_UserReference"
VALUE="@@request$newUserReference">.
How do I generate @@request$newUserRef
And where is the FMPro server running?
And what does the jdbc.ini look like that specifies the DSN you're
trying to connect to?
Bill
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You will need to use the <@BIND> function inside the direct dbms
check out page 119 in 5.5 programmers guide
Ben
On Mar 14, 2008, at 1:07 PM, Pamela Hubley wrote:
Ben,
I should have stated in my post that the procedure returns three (3)
out
parameters,
so a select statement will not work.
Ben,
I should have stated in my post that the procedure returns three (3) out
parameters,
so a select statement will not work. In order to use one procedure for
both WiTango and in
another non-web development environment, the procedure has to produce
three out parameters to be
in synch with exist
Oops...
I guess some important platform info would be useful to those with knowledge.
(1) Architecture
Intel 2.16GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
(2) Versions
OS X: 10.4.11
Witango: 5.5
Apache: 2.2.8
(3) Development
Developing and running the taf on the same server that witangod and
apache2 are running on
have you tried
select procedure(param1,param2)
Ben
On Mar 14, 2008, at 8:17 AM, Pamela Hubley wrote:
Greetings ~
How do you call a PL/SQL procedure in a Direct DBMS using a JDBC data
source?
When we did this using WiTango version 5.5, it crashed the development
server.
The call was structure
Colin
I no longer run Witango in MacOS environment. Never have from MacOS X.
What version of MacOS X are you running? Is the machine PPC or Intel?
What version of witango? Are you developing the taf and running all
on the same machine, or is the Webserver/appserver machine on a
different
Hi all,
I'm struggling with witangod and FMP to get AppleEvents working, I'm
looking for any input people might be able to0 provide.
Here is what I do:
(1) I start FMP6 and open the tables I intend to use.
- I can 'tell' "FileMaker Pro" to do things from the shell using
osascript so AppleSc
Greetings ~
How do you call a PL/SQL procedure in a Direct DBMS using a JDBC data
source?
When we did this using WiTango version 5.5, it crashed the development
server.
The call was structured as follows:
procedure_name(parameter1, parameter2)
We d
Appreciate it Robert & John,
I will rewrite that part of the class file and remove the branch
Thanks
Steve
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John McGowan
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2008 9:44 AM
To: witango-talk@witango.com
Subject: Re: Witang
Yup, I thought that branching was a no-no in TCF's. In general I
would consider it to be poor programming style. TCF's should provide
you the functionality you need without the need for branches.
It's interesting that in the witango documentation, the section on
branching talks about "applicatio
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