I think there is a registry value keyed under "HOST" or "MessengerDatabaseHost" in mailRegistry.txt, which itself
is a DES encrypted text file. You could figure out the DES password, and manually
decrypt the mailRegistry.txt perhaps . JAF/src/DataManagementDomain/JTextRegistry.java
has the functions saveRegistry and saveRegistryDecrypted , saveRegistry() showing what the format of the configuration file is.
maybe you can insert saveRegistryDecrypted somewhere during startup,
so you can check to see if things are working.
My wishlist is for Argus to refactor their code so things are called directly and statically
instead of dynamically , and not to use Strings vs. class names and dynamic instantiation
of objects, and to collapse some unnecessary inheritance heirarchies,
and it would be a lot smaller, and a lot easier to read and follow.
But if it ain't broke, then don't fix it, would be the counter argument.
On Fri Aug 18 2:06 , Horst Herb
Most specialists in our Division seem now ready to go with Argus and I thought
I should join them
I installed Argus yesterday and ran into a "problem", which the help desk
could not solve yet but they will ring me back - maybe the people on the
mailing list are even quicker?
I run a dedicated Firebird SQL server on a headless machine. It is set up for
self-replication, automated backups, and has a replacement clone. So this is
where the database is going to reside, end of discussion.
However, Argus GUI insists on having the database on "localhost", and I
haven't been able to find the configuration option where to change it yet,
nor was the help desk able to help me yet
Anybody any ideas where Argus hides this configuration detail?
Horst
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