seem to recall that the query window was listed as
problematic, but can't find the reference.
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Hello, back from a 3-week vacation, and I have a problem with our main
witango server installation. I've checked the list, and no messages
deal with this particular error: "Client Error: Can't connect to the
application server".
This tells me that IIS can't locate the wiis.dll file. The wrinkl
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ked in the archives, but nothing precisely fit.
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On Tuesday, October 14, 2003, at 11:43 AM, John Newsom wrote:
> I noticed a bizarre occurance in my witango server log. The IP
> address of the logged on user changed, but the session cookie st
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Thanks for all the comments. Yes, I was using a post argument
userreference argument, which I will take out
I received a message during installation that it couldn't find Java
1.4.1, and therefore couldn't initialize the jdbc interface. I do have
the 1.4.l update downloaded from Apple. Is there something more I need
to do? There is a symlink in the JVM Frameworks that points to the
1.4.1 JVM. Other t
contains the non-enrolled students. But I figure there
must be an elegant sql statement (outer join maybe) that can compare the
two tables (all students and enrolled students) and kick out the non
matches.
Thanks,
John Newsom
Lakeside School
ECT
StudentID FROM DDgroupSignups e2 WHERE e2.studentID =
a1.student_ID)order by adviser_full, s_last
Cheers,
John Newsom
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quest variables. SHould they be user variables, or
does witango hold the request variable with the currently executing taf within the
current session. Many students may be signing up for something simultaneously, and I
don't want flags to get mixed up.
Thanks,
J
se, do
join first? Or is there some sort of sub select statement I need?
I gave up trying to use the witango search action, because I couldn't
get even a simple count statement to work!
Thanks!
John Newsom
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udentid=b1.studentid clause (or something else which
links the 2 tables directly together like that) is what should do the
trick for you.
Hope that helps!
Alan
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Student_ID))
GROUP BY t1.Student_ID
ORDER BY 2 desc
Which counts the number of x's per y.
I am grateful for an instructive sql lesson!
John Newsom
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I have
a drop down list that stays on the top of a page with the search results
below. When a search is done using the list, I want the selected item to
remain selected in the list, instead of the list reverting back to the
default. I can manually do it without using choice
Scott Cadillac showed me a very cool tool called HTTPLOOK
http://www.httpsniffer.com/index.htm, that allows one to see the actual
http request/response values in the http headers. Great for
understanding how the <@url> works, as well as the actual
request/response traffic. Now, my question is, an
Maggie, the expert on this is Scott Cadillac. Here is a long exchange
from last year that deals with this topic. You can also find it in the
email archive at www.witango.com. The upcoming 5.5 server will provide
much better tools for this need.
John
Message from Scott Cadillac follows
Thank
;Live HTTP Headers" module/plugin for Mozilla.
/John
John Newsom wrote:
Scott Cadillac showed me a very cool tool called HTTPLOOK
http://www.httpsniffer.com/index.htm, that allows one to see the
actual
http request/response values in the http headers. Great for
understanding how the &
So, my next questions.
1) filemaker: it sounds like 7 will only be useful as a datasource in
the advanced server version, and the jdbc drivers are not yet out for OS
X. Where can I get the older 1.2 jdbc driver which is referenced in the
witango server install docs? I don't have filemaker devel
OK, so I tried putting an alias in the witango server config directory
pointing to the jdbc.ini file in my user library pref directory used by
the studio, but the server became very unhappy. So does one have to
copy the jdbc.ini file to the server directory each time you add a
datasource in the st
--see attachment, although the databasename property is
truncated in the picture), I was able to connect just fine. I don't
know how the driver will stand up to load, but now I can at least
develop on the mac.
John
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It is on the web connector disk that comes with FM 6.0. Also comes with
FM developer.
Thanks,
John
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s.
Or should I just go blast Apple for not providing a solid database
architecture on OSX? Windows is so much easier in this area, and I
am a MAC zealot from way back.
End of rant.
Sorry.
John Newsom
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sy to set up, and drivers can be had for most DB engines
pretty readily (and for free to boot). I don't have any speed
comparisons, but I haven't heard a lot of complaints about it either.
Jason
On Apr 27, 2004, at 7:02 PM, John Newsom wrote:
> Hi, I have looked extensively
Thanks for all the tips. I do have JDBC running successfully using the
mysql jdbc driver. It wasn't such a big deal after all. And I also
finally got iodbc running with an old myodbc driver. So, my next
questions.
1) filemaker: it sounds like 7 will only be useful as a datasource in
the advan
Anyone on this list or from Witango attending?
John
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On OS X I ran into the same problem when setting up ODBC datasources with Apple's ODBC
administrator. Both the administrator quit along with Witango studio.
John
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Hi, does anyone know if the dataports in the Radisson hotel connect to
an ethernet network, or is the dataport just an RJ11 for modem dial up
access? Just trying to figure out what stuff to bring!
Thanks,
John
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I have inherited a copy of Tango App Server Pro 4.0 sp1 for Solaris.
Will this work with Solaris 8? The docs speak about Solaris 7. Also,
will it work with iPlanet web server, or would I need to install an
older version of Apache, say 1.3.6 or 1.3.9.
Thanks,
John
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Lee, the book Dreamweaver Magic, published by new riders,
http://www.projectseven.com/magic/index.htm
has all kinds of javascript navigation menus predone, along with cool DW
extensions that make creating the javascript a snap.
John
Lee Sobo wrote:
> I am trying to create a Navigation bar whe
e one help?
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John Newsom
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Thanks for all the quick help, Mike and Gauthier. I will now go and try!
John
Mike Tyranski wrote:
> You could also build a simple JavaBean to do it as well. However, the batch file is
> probably the best for a quick solution.
>
> Mike
>
> John Newsom wrote:
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an stand
> to hear what you have to say.
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> Steve
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> Y
The syntax for sql server is:
ALTER TABLE Tablename ALTER Columnname NewDataType
John
Klaus Sonnenleiter wrote:
>
> ALTER TABLE Courses MODIFY Audience_ID NUMBER(10,2);
>
> This is the syntax for Oracle. Modify on columns was not supported in older
> versions of SQL Server if I remember correc
I just discovered that sql server 2000 has a cool function that captures
the identity value of an insert.
SELECT SCOPE_IDENTITY()
This new function returns the last IDENTITY value produced on a
connection and by a statement in the same scope, regardless of the table
that produced the value
INS
This is exactly the kind of analysis that would be so helpful to have
linked to <@userreference> in an online manual. Thanks for all the time
you experts have given to this topic. Often the simplest or most naive
questions lead to the most interesting discussion.
Now, why not just search the
This is very straightforward. Use a file action to write the data to
disk - a recent post gave a very clear explanation. Then create a link
to the file. So in your taf, you'd have a search action. In the
results html assign the resultset to a variable. Right after that do a
file action. (see
Dan, layouts don't show up in windows, neither does the recordID field.
I'm pretty sure that on the Mac, its AppleEvents that gain access to
that info in filemaker. All I see are the fields in the database.
I'll report the behavior as a bug. The other weird thing is that after
the search
I tried valiantly to get Cron working on an iMac running MacOS 8.6, Web*
4.4, and Tango 3.63, without success. When I tried the SAME cron file
on Tango 2000 it worked fine.
John
On Thursday, May 16, 2002, at 08:40 PM, ServerSmiths Tango Development
wrote:
> I know I setup something a couple
I have a really basic methodology question: whether or how to insert
builder actions inside if actions. Take the following taf,
if menu
elseif add this
elseif add that
elseif search
I'd like to insert a new record builder into if actions add this, add
that, and search, but of course, the bro
>
>
> Thats it. You also have to modify all of the links in the builders to
> include their respective "_condition" argument, so they work properly.
>
> --
>
> Robert Garcia
> BigHead Technology
> 21053 Devonshire Suite 206
> Chatsworth, Ca 91311
>
CDML stands for Claris Dynamic Markup Language, and was sold to
Blueworld by FM, when Lasso was at version 1.5. Since it was released
with FM 4.0, it has been improved by FM in 5.0 and 5.5. It's not bad
for simple things. I've used it quite abit. It has the advantage of
being free when you
The native connection only works on Macintosh, and I believe the problem
Dan reported is on a PC. I have experienced exactly the same issues -
some searches work, some don't and inserts are unreliable. FM 5.5,
ODBC, Win 2K.
John
On Wednesday, June 26, 2002, at 05:44 AM, Dan Stein wrote:
>
Has anyone successfully used Excel as a data source? I have a
spreadsheet that I want to use that tracks copier, electrical, and fuel
usage at my school. It is updated by a secretary, and calculates all
kinds of things. I then want witrango to generate a dynamic web page
with the summary re
I agree with Ian that the simplest way is to create the document as a
rich text file and embed in the document metatags for the variable
text. If you then <@include> the document in a taf, the metatags will
be replaced with variable text. Works like a charm.
John
On Monday, July 22, 2002, a
I'm interested in this question as well. Exchange is a very weird
animal.
John Newsom
On Saturday, August 24, 2002, at 01:14 PM, Brad Robertson wrote:
> Anybody know if Tango can connect to a exchange server ODBC or
> something, I want to connect to the publ
I think you are right, the problem is with the url. I have tried the ip
address of the machine. I noticed in the example given in the user
guide that 127.0.0.1 is used, which is the same as localhost. Problem
is, the taf runs fine in the browser window as
http://localhost/cronmail.taf. Do
tags to hide them but there was no
way to easily get rid of the comment tag characters when
I built the array. I couldn't seem to find a way to use
atomize with a word instead of a character.
I hope this was clear enough. I learned alot about
arrays and string manipulation in the process.
0] Return
[local$ Vars] [50] dirfiles=[Array:4x1] helpfile=
Using Autotext in MS Word helpfiles=[Array:1x3] helpxml=
[DOM] numfiles=4 resultSet=[Array:8x1]
variableTimeout=30
What am I missing?
Thanks,
John
Thank you John,
I'm glad you liked it. Here is some information on XPointer wi
ls.com/xhtml/xhtml_html.asp
Cheers
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Has anyone use the AWS api's with witango? I know Scott has done alot
of research with witango and web services.
Just wondering.
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2 (Witango XPointer).
On a side note - integrating an application with Amazon's Web Services
is
cool. But what really gets me humming is integrating Google's Search
engine
into a Witango application via SOAP.
http://api.google.com/GoogleSearch.wsdl
http://www.google.com/apis/api_faq.h
? Or set up the server so it can use a user
datasource when running as system?
2. What have I done wrong with the server in system mode?
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John Newsom
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I am reading "Beginning XML, 2nd Edition" from WROX press, and finding
it very clearly written. It has chapters that cover SOAP and Web
Services, along with XLST and XPointer.
John
On Thursday, November 14, 2002, at 06:44 PM, Dan Stein wrote:
Looking for suggestions for books that might h
I went back to the list archives to explore this very issue, and found
this message. Apparently, when connecting remotely to SQL Server using
NT Authentication mode with Witango Studio (also, coincidentally with
visual studio .net) the credentials sent are the local machine name,
not the user
Now you all have got me curious, so I set up a simple crontab file.
First just to run a simple web page, then a simple taf with only a
results html (hi there), and then the same taf with a mail action to
email me. I had it run every minute. I am OS X 10.2.3, standard, not
the server, r
upgrade to V5, but want to hold off until this summer to
implement. Is there any reason not to use the v5 studio, however,
since it has some cool new features?
Thanks,
John Newsom
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st be rebooted to restart the witango server. When trying to
restart the service the normal way, the operation times out with a
windows error 1053. Any one else experience this issue?
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John Newsom
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s, or rows loops?
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John Newsom
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e seems to be nowhere. Am I missing
something?
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John
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