In Cache 5, there is also #call which uses a hidden frame or layer in the page to do it's communication. It does, however, behave differently from #server. It is asynchronous and you cannot return a value. Timing can be problematic depending on how you are using it. Have a look at the zipcode.csp sample in the Samples namespace in Cache 5 for syntax.
-- Kim Humby Web/Objects Support Advisor InterSystems Corporation "Peter Cooper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Robert > > > >I used #server# tag in my csp,but if user use windows xp,he must download > >some thing,is there any better method?because some user only have slow > >connection to internet. > >thanks > > Nope > > and it's a real bummer > > #server relies on a Java Virtual Machine in the browser > > M$ no longer ship a JVM > The Original XP with IE 6 *did* have a JVM put some update (I believe > it is sp1 for XP) REMOVES the M$ JVM > So what used to work is now dead :{ > > > The user now needs to dl a JVM from SUN or some such > > See my recent posts/discussions on this > > Peter >
