Hugh,
You can set a stacks externals and it will be saved with the stack.
Externals are a property of the stack, so you only need set them once
and they will load each and every subsequent time the stack is launched.
If you want to dynamically set the externals of a stack, you can do this
too,
Chipp Walters wrote:
Alejandro,
Firewalls and proxies can be a big problem for software developers.
There is a setting called the httpProxy you might want to take a
look at in Rev (don't know if it exists in MC).
Also (which may well not be the prob in your case) +- may be saying the
obvious -
Thanks, Chipp... Shame that a mainstack cannot benefit from a substack's
externals. This would make distributed mainstack programs immediately
operational. The way it works at present is "Welcome to the program! Please quit
and start again for it to work."
/H
-
Hugh,You can set a
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wrote:
Thanks, Chipp... Shame that a mainstack cannot benefit from a substack's
externals. This would make distributed mainstack programs immediately
operational. The way it works at present is Welcome to the program! Please
quit
on Fri, 24 Sep 2004
Chipp Walters wrote:
Firewalls and proxies can be a big problem for
software developers.
There is a setting called the httpProxy you might
want to take a look
at in Rev (don't know if it exists in MC).
Sure it does! I have tested some code with it,
without good results.
