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You may have to restart the subsystems. I have not tried this on the IBMi, only used it on my Windows dev box.

Joe

We've lost a good chunk of work before when multiple developers were sharing a task.

We filed a support request on it and they were able to duplicate it, but I think the only resolution was the advice to not share tasks.

Lesson learned, never ever ever share tasks.

Joe

We have been wanting to transition to a VCS for a long time now but have not for one single reason. The deployment story. We have a VLF-ONE app with hundreds of components at this point. Our iSeries has two LPARs so we have a DEV and PROD "instance". Currently we use Task Tracking on the DEV box to ...

Hi Klaus, Attached is a simple demo that I just threw together. It looks like this in the IDE Tree with Components.png The page as a PRIM_TRIM<ROOTCOMP> on it. The Root Component has 2 Child Components and the Root Component tells one of the Children to do something, in this case it increments a cou...

Hi Klaus, By root component I mean the composition root RP. Its the RP that holds contains the other smaller RPs and perhaps coordinates them. I did not outline that very well, but you could visualize it like your first list entry. In that first element, you have 3 components, the green outline, the...

Hey Klaus, You could decompose the app into multiple smaller components. Annotation-Edit.png I don't know if I would use a tree view in this case. Perhaps a root component with some sub components and the root gets added into a Data Table, Expanding Panel or even a PRIM_MD.List. Regarding all the li...

I was notified by our system administrator that we are constantly getting authority failures on our DEV iSeries for LWEB_JOB user DCXPGMLIB . It looks like I created the file over a year ago, but more likely I was on the phone with support when the file was created as we were trying to solve some is...

I think this comes down to how Material Deign works. Checkout the Material Design color palettes at https://material.io/design/color/the-color-system.html#color-usage-palettes You basically have 2 colors; primary and secondary. These three colors also have variants i.e. medium, dark and light. From ...

We were able to track this down to a CL call.

We a have a Server Module that calls a Function that in turn calls a CL program.
This particular CL builds a PDF and for whatever reason, changes the library list.

Including ***COMLIB into the library list of the CL resolved the issue.

Joe

Hey Art, Have you made any progress on this? We have started seeing the same message. Additional Message Information Message ID . . . . . . : DCM2091 Severity . . . . . . . : 40 Message type . . . . . : Diagnostic Date sent . . . . . . : 01/23/20 Time sent . . . . . . : 10:51:17 Message . . . . : Er...

Sorry about that :? How about using a Style, although you have to calculate the mod yourself. begin_com role(*EXTENDS #PRIM_WEB) Theme(#JoesTestTheme) define_com class(#PRIM_VS.Style) name(#Style1) BackgroundBrush(#Brush1) define_com class(#PRIM_VS.SolidBrush) name(#Brush1) Color(128:222:234) define...

You need to set the AlternateItemThemeDrawStyle property on the List to a Theme drawstyle. For example: Create a Theme with a custom drawstyle. Here is a Theme named "JoesTestTheme" and a drawstyle named "AltRow". begin_com role(*EXTENDS #PRIM_THM) BaseTheme(MaterialDesignBlue) define_com class(#PRI...

I don't know if this will help at all but, when you compile a Server Module with an API definition a "map" entry gets written into a conf file that is used at the SYSTEM level and not at the PARTITION level. In the LANSA Install/run/conf folder should be the webmodules.conf file. It's a JSON file th...

I think it all depends on your frame of reference and what you "grew up" on. I came from the .NET world of web development and thought wow, this is much easier then all the HTML, CSS, Javascript, C#, Application Frameworks and Libraries you have to know. I've seen RPG programmers coming into LANSA g...

I remember having this exact issue and there not being (or not finding) a "Click" event for the column.
That would have made some things a heck of a lot easier.

Good to know for future work.

I just threw this together begin_com role(*EXTENDS #PRIM_WEB) Theme(#SYS_THEME<MaterialDesignBlue>) define_com class(#PRIM_LIST) name(#List) ColumnHeaderHeight(48) ColumnLines(False) DisplayPosition(1) Height(360) Left(311) Parent(#COM_OWNER) RowHeight(48) TabPosition(1) Top(67) Width(500) define_co...

That's interesting. I've had to use a custom control for this. The docs here https://docs.lansa.com/14/en/lansa016/prim_list.column.htm don't show a "Click" event only a "ColumnClick". HOWEVER, the EXAMPLE does. :? I've had to do some trickery where I put a custom control on the list, establish a dy...

Hi Gary, First thing to do would be to identify if it the slow down is on the server or client. If you are using Chrome (other browsers have similar tools) open up the Dev Tools (Ctrl+Shift+J), click on the Network Tab and make sure XHR is selected. Run through your app and you should see the data r...

Are you referring to QueryString Parameters?

If so, then check out https://docs.lansa.com/14/en/lansa017/i ... 1_0290.htm

Joe

Hi Brendan, I think that is a good work around and something I will have to remember to do. I get that there are limitations on what the compiler can handle right now, but surely it can be upgraded. With other languages like C#, Java etc. the compiler is continuously updated to provide new features....