Hello,
this issue is known as SQL injection problem, search on google for more
information.
You should use stored proc (if available) or parametized queries, and also
rely on argument checking (B) to avoid completely this security issue.
Hope this helps.
Gauthier
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Hi Francis,
I've run the test on my installation (under Windows) with both IE6 and
FireFox 0.9 without problems when posting accentuated characters.
It may come from the Macintosh version of the server or (wich may be
probable too) from the browser you use.
Did you have tried with another
Hello, I'm doing some work using the great library XML-RPC functions (thanks
Scott).
I have to make a client for a web-service so if I got the whole library
right, I only have to use:
set_methodName, set_paramValue, and do_Request methods according to my needs
(will come back if got problems with
Hello,
as for a chat client for java, I've got some names in my mind a while ago
but have lost them, was about Simple Message Exchanging or such kind of
things...
So I think the most reliable way will be to use a set of tools that use
http://www.jxta.org/ or diving into jxta.
Thus said, I'm not
I have some problems with the library, but I can't find where it stands,
I'm able to access the service throught CookComputing XML-RPC library, but
it don't work through xml-rpc.tcf:
I got theses fault code:
6900 A general fault/error occured while assembling the client request.
7100 A general
Hi, I appreciate the initiative and will be glad to
test it and adapt what is needed to other SQL servers instances.
Gauthier
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From:
Alan Wolfe
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, July 17, 2004 8:08
PM
Subject: Witango-Talk: Witango wiki -
Hi,
I'm a Witango user that use extensively tcf, but I know (but don't use it at
this time) that there is a serverside implementation of javascript useable
under @script/@script
Now, I've problems with tcf that can be solved with a object language such
as javascript, but I don't know if the
Hello,
run a race from a scratch install:
install server and editor, configure web server.
run against dotgnu or mono or even MS.NET,
develop your datastore with carbon and paper.
Witango install is done and the app is running with a dummy sql server,
throw sql install xml-xindice and xml-rpc
Hi Cecilia, at first look you should use the NO-RESULT on your SQL action.
Could you give us a sample of the sql query you are running, for further
help?
Good luck in your task.
Gauthier Segay
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From: Cecilia Cos
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004 9:15
Hi,
I'm also keep getting this error wether i'm using studio 4.5 or 5, like you
said, it can occur with no appearant reason (even when I'm working on a
single file). Is there any plan to solve this issue?
Gauthier
- Original Message -
From: Chris Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
Hi,
it seems it could be:
@callmethod request$getimage get_Image(arg photo_id,@var
request$image_loc)
Hope this helps
Gauthier
- Original Message -
From: Jonah Simpson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 10:33 AM
Subject: Witango-Talk: syntax of
Hello,
I'm not Joe Celko myself so I've found a solution that's somewhat crappy but
that work for your precise question
here is the complete script (tested in MSSQL)
--=
create table #TempItems
(
[DocumentId] [int],
[Characteristic] [varchar] (1)
)
insert into
Hello
I would recommand you to check out ImageMagick wich is a free library wich
work on multiple platforms. It work with almost any format on earth
http://imagemagick.org/
more, it seems that gif patent has expired:
http://news.zdnet.co.uk/story/0,,t269-s2135760,00.html
Gauthier
- Original
Hello,
As you allready may know, you can't 'call' a class file in a program, but
you can call a method of an instance of a class file.
There is 2 approach to achieve this:
with metatags:
-To instanciate a class file:
@assign request$myclassinstance @createobject type=tcf
objectid=myclass.tcf
-To
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