I've been provided a .dll with a number of procedures written
in VB5. The function I'm trying to access requires three
inputs as arrays, the last one being an empty array (with a
length) for it to store the results and return. The function
requires all of the arrays by ref. I tried just
I've been provided a .dll with a number of procedures written
in VB5. The function I'm trying to access requires three
inputs as arrays, the last one being an empty array (with a
length) for it to store the results and return. The function
requires all of the arrays by ref. I tried just
Hi Dave, thanks for the suggestions. I'll have to go the
'wrapper' route since I can't access the guts of the .dll,
it's from an agency that is nutsy-cookoo about protecting the
code. Do you have any suggestions for resources on creating
wrappers?
Not offhand. I'd just Google Windows
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Well FYI.. for anybody interested..
I ran a test switching JVM's from 1.3.1 to 1.4.0 ..The peformance gain was
like 41% over 1.3.1 JVM...This is really interesting...
Anybody else ran any tests, what are your results?
If you need any help testing..
You need to evaluate the array.
cf_ShoppingCart Action=GET Scope=CART Value=ALL varName=#myCart#
Sharon
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From: Jared Stark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Passing Arrays to Custom Tags
Hello all,
My
DOH! Thanks :)
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| You need to evaluate the array.
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| cf_ShoppingCart Action=GET Scope=CART Value=ALL varName=#myCart
Your code below should work fine - you probably have an issue in your
UDF code. Can you share that?
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My
in the popup window you can refer to the elements in the main window using
js by
opener.document.forms[0].elements
which is a collection of all the form fields.
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From: Bruce Sorge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2001 9:02 PM
: Don Vawter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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in the popup window you can refer to the elements in the main window using
js by
opener.document.forms[0].elements
which is a collection of all the form
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From: Bruce Sorge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2001 9:27 PM
Subject: Re: Passing arrays to a popup
I am JavaScript stupid. My knowledge is just enough to be dangerous. I
suppose that this is the wrong context
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