Visual LANSA Forum

Anthony,

The problem really is:

if stored in UTC on a server as 17/10/2024 22:14:49 UTC 0

when converting to display do you want to see it UTC +11 or UTC +10?

if you ALWAYS want to show the time as UTC +11, then you should convert to a display string ON THE SERVER. (since it is in UTC+11)...

if ...

Patrick,

in your ..\x_win95\x_lansa\execute directory you will find:

w3_p2200.exe

i believe this is the 'windows' version of W3@P2200 (and it looks like you can probably pass it parameter *WAMONLY if you only want to remove web session data).

so this is most likely the way to execute a cleanup ...

Anthony,

sometimes i can do things the hard way....

In your IDE you should be able to go to the 'Tools' Ribbon and there should be an icon for 'Message Files'.

Click this, and you can select your message file, search it based on description or message ID, change, add, delete etc....

so there you ...

Romain,

I used the following view for my testing: (compile the view, and show it on a webpage).

what i observed is that:

1. SHIFT, CONTROL, ALT all *only show* when another key is pressed.
2. you cannot press combinations that the Browser already checks for (eg. CONTROL-C, CONTROL-F, CONTROL ...

Romain,

There is a Keypress event on the view component.


Evtroutine Handling(#COM_OWNER.KeyPress) Char(#Char) Handled(#Handled) IsAltDown(#IsAltDown) IsControlDown(#IsControlDown) IsShiftDown(#IsShiftDown) KeyCode(#Keycode)
* Here is where you can either process or call a method to process what ...

Romain,

I would recommend that the server routine save the file (i usually copy it to somewhere else) and then delete it in the submitted function (so that you can ensure it is only deleted WHEN you are done with it...)



#xDemoUnicode256 := (*TEMP_DIR + 'test.csv')
#COM_SELF.CopyFile ...

Arlyn,

many (but not all) mail clients can handle HTML rendering (which would allow selection of Font, as well as possibly the use of the table tags).

the trick for that is you need to use MAIL_SET_OPTION and ensure that content_type is set to 'text/html'

There are a number of HTML Email Builders ...

If you are going with a GUID, theoretically *GUID_DB should be used (36 chars, with '-' every so often).

to be more secure (especially if using as a claim in JWT tokens), you could also do:


Define_Com Class(#XPRIM_Binary) Name(#CryptoKey)
#CryptoKey.FromRandomBytes ByteCount(32)

#myKey ...

I dont think that there is a way to Persist values in a REST API.

If you are using JWT Tokens, then adding a value such as a GUID to the claim, and storing your persistent values in a table keyed by that GUID might be the best way (ensure that you delete from the table when the user 'logs out' or ...

on the FETCH and SELECT commands there is a parameter LOCK :

FETCH #fileGroup FROM_FILE(YOURFILE) WITH_KEY(#fileKey) LOCK(*YES)

This will:

1. read the record from the file
2. lock the RECORD in the file

the lock will be released:

1. when the RECORD is UPDATEd
2. when another RECORD is read
3 ...

Anthony,

i think the table you are looking for is : [LX_DTA].[LX_MSG]

I do not see any BIF for inserting new messages, but presumably you could use SQL directly to insert what you require... (one of the fields is the
'message file' (eg. DC@M01 ) -- i would recommend you try creating your own ...

Paulm,

another way to read things:


Mthroutine Name(ProcessFile)
Define_Map For(*INPUT) Class(#PRIM_DC.UnicodeString) Name(#inFile)

Define_Com Class(#PRIM_IOC.FileStream) Name(#InFileStream)
Define_Com Class(#PRIM_IOC.StreamReader) Name(#StreamReader) Stream(#InFileStream)

Define_Com Class ...

Unfortunately you have run into a BROWSER TIMEOUT...

to put it simply, most browsers will 'timeout' a request after 5 minutes of no response. (i think Safari might be 6 minutes, but the rest are 5 minutes).

a better way might simply to be:

have your server routine:

1. receive the file from the ...

Paulm,

if you have the files in the first location you would access them:

C:\Program Files (x86)\LANSAPTD\Webserver\Images:

In your widget, use the following to access the file:

https://youserver/images/myfile.xml

C:\Program Files (x86)\LANSAPTD\X_WIN95\X_LANSA\x_BPF\web\vl

Use:

https ...

Hi,

I just tried the following at EPC150060

This is a view -- you can show it on a webpage to see the effect (you should get 50 items with alternate background colors.

Whilst i can see that you no longer get to drag a panel onto an #PRIM_MD.List, you can also acheive this using a #PRIM_MD ...

Anthony,

technically you can only assign 1 reference to each ROW.

of course, that reference could be an object which contains EITHER:

7 individual references (1 for each column)
or
a #prim_lcol<#myObject> (pre-load this 'list-collection' with the desired object references).

it sounds like you ...

Anthony,

the #Employee that is set as the related reference is an #Employee object (which contains a number of 'properties' -- populated from a server module call).

you can put any object you like as the related reference. you would of course have to create your object. The related reference ...

Art,

using 3 collections and manually inserting them is one way to do it...

you could also consider using a #PRIM_LIST where each entry contains the necessary objects... eg. if those are buttons or fields, then each entry just has a known width and you can use the known width to calculate how many ...

Arlyn,

indeed 65535 chars is the point at which your request will be truncated (on IBMi only).

1 option is to use the StreamWriters to write your request to a file on the IFS, and then use the JSM 'HTTPService' to send the file.
Another option is of course to use JSM to construct the request as ...

Mark/Rene,

in theory, you could use the following method (pass it the 9-character identifier of your theme) and it would only load when you call this method.

the downside to using this is: At Present time (Feb 2024) there is a bug meaning that this works the first call, but a subsequent call will ...