To me it's analogous to many Windows developers
staying on XP because it's more stable than Vista.
Very true John, about 2 weeks ago I reinstalled my main desktop
machine for some bigger/faster hard drives and there was no question -
XP it was, and so XP it still is.
Vista sux!
Scott,
On Nov-13-2008, at 1:25 PM, John Carrieri wrote:
I develop on the Mac and witango works fine
under 10.4. In addition we run it on both
10.4 and 10.5 servers.
Servers:
10.4 Very stable
10.5 Works when stripping out 64 bit code. ( via Dale's prior posts)
Dev Studio:
10.4 Stable ( I run on my desktop)
10.5 Works for editing tafs, just can't modify db connections
(I run it on my laptop)
While I would appreciate an update for the studio
to work with 10.5, we all know that the focus right
now for Phil is to get v6 out. I would just work
under 10.4 right now for the Dev Studio or run
windows under Vmware or Parallels as suggested.
To me it's analogous to many Windows developers
staying on XP because it's more stable than Vista.
-John
On 11/13/08 5:15 AM, "Graham Dale" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Unfortunately, I agree with Dan. Though a Mac person, I have had to
bite the bullet and use Witango under Windows. You can still use the
Mac WitangoServer to test, though ('cause we've had trouble with the
Windows Witangoserver!) Hooray for dual systems.
On [Nov 13 -2008 ], at 8:03 AM, Dan Stein wrote:
If I was you I would install VM Ware Fusion and run everything under
windows I have never been able to get things working right with the
Mac version.
Maybe at this point Phil would give you a free version change for
Windows.
Life is a lot simpler with Witango and Windows and i am a Mac
person.
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On Nov 12, 2008, at 5:03 PM, Brian Humes wrote:
I just installed Leopard on my Mac and I'm having problems getting
Witango studio to connect to my data sources.
I'm using OpenLink's single-tier drivers to connect to our MS SQL
Server 2005 box. I have updated the driver to the 10.5 version, but
still no luck. When I open the studio, the list of available
databases appears in the Workspace window, but when I click the
triangle to toggle one of them open, I get the small "Loading"
screen and then the whole application suddenly quits.
I've tried installing the Actual Technology drivers, but they're
even worse. I understand that JDBC is not an option either.
I know this has been volleyed about, but I can't seem to find
anything relating to MS SQL Server in the archives.
Has anyone gotten this to work? Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks!
Brian Humes
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