Maybe this is interesting to some:
if there is a JavaScript code associated with an event ("on...") attribute
preceding an ooRexx
event script, then it seems that it works, i.e. MSIE does not crash without
information, but
keeps on working as expected!
(It is as if JavaScript would do some magic initialization that later on
ooRexx does not need to
do or is not expected to do.)
---rony
On 05.11.2011 14:08, Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
> In a lecture about introducing ooRexx and interfacing with Windows, I have
> been forced to use ooRexx
> 3.2, because it allows one to embed ooRexx code in HTML files that get
> processed by the MS Internet
> Explorer ("DHTML").
>
> This way the students learn among other things about markup languages,
> meta-languages (SGML, XML),
> DOM and DHTML, the MS implementaiton of DOM. They can easily experiment and
> "play around" with the
> possibilities this opens using ooRexx. They learn that they can take
> advantage of MSIE on Windows,
> by using it as a GUI, a nice formatter and printer. Usually, these students
> become able to create
> nice applications in ooRexx, taking advantage of the MSIE integration of
> ooRexx!
>
> As nowadays more and more Windows computers are rolled out with Windows 7, it
> becomes a serious
> problem, if ooRexx 3.2 cannot be used in a stable manner, because MSIE
> breaks-down, after processing
> an event with ooRexx code (upon return from the ooRexx routine)!
>
> For that reason I am searching for advice: is it possible, and if so, how to
> configure the ooRexx
> 3.2 installation on Windows 7 such, that ooRexx programs can be carried out
> in a stable manner under
> Windows 7 as well? Are there any ideas, in what areas one could experiment
> with?
>
> TIA
>
> ---rony
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