Re[2]: [U2] Intercall - ic_opensession

2005-08-02 Thread jbutera
> yes, we have been using that for years in universe.  My question was
> more about the Unidata extension and what it brings?

Sorry - I haven't ued the other alternative, so I can't comment on the
difference.

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Re[2]: [U2] Intercall - ic_opensession

2005-08-02 Thread David Tod Sigafoos
jbutera,

yes, we have been using that for years in universe.  My question was
more about the Unidata extension and what it brings?

thanks

Tuesday, August 2, 2005, 11:30:26 AM, you wrote:

>> The intercall definition ic_opensession is defined for opening a
>> session for a connection to U2 .. there is also a ic_unidata_session
>> and a ic_universe_session.
>>
>> The only difference I can see between the 3 is that ic_unidata_session
>> has a 7th parameter 'Unidata_Server'.  Otherwise they all appear to
>> work the same.
>>
>> As we are moving a process from Universe to Unidata i wanted to check
>> that I am not missing anything *important*.  The process appears to
>> work correctly but ..

jhe> I've been using this on Unidata for 3+ years without a hitch:

jhe> session_id=ic_opensession(server,username,password,account,&code,NULL);




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