Ibrahim,
the reason your original command did not work was because you used a
lower case -m. In your snippet below you changed it to -M which is why
it now works.
-m and -M are mutually exclusive. (I believe there is a note stating
this in the documentation somewhere)
-m denotes the mappi
To get a human readable string for a QualifierInfo object use
ARServerUser.formatQualification();
>From the JavaDocs for the method:
Stringcom.bmc.arsys.api.
ARServerUser
.formatQualification(Stringform,
Objectqualification)
throws
ARException
Formats an internal representation of a qualifier to
object, but when I call the startImport method it
> bypasses all of the work I have done, starts its own ARXImporter object,
> redoes all of my work, but uses ALL of the fields instead of just the ones
> I'm trying to get it to use. This is where I'm stuck.
>
> -
Ok, before I start this here is the fine print:
All of the information contained here is completely utterly unsupported.
Using this information indicates that you've read the rules, regulations and
limitations and general information that has been on display in the basement
of the local planning
Roger,
Turn on API logging on the server. It includes the user name, IP address
and protocol version of the client that is connecting to the server.
This is from a 6.3 driver (protocol 11):
/* Fri Apr 24 2009 16:43:59.2250 */+VERARVerifyUser -- user Demo from
Unidentified Client (proto
Trevor,
Developer Studio introduced enhanced functionality when dealing with the
vertical alignment of fields to a grid. In Developer Studio, the
developer can choose to align fields on their top or bottom edge, or not
to use vertical alignment at all.
From your description of the behaviour
**
David,
Here are some examples on how to do some of the things you want. See my
comments below.
Calman
David Sanders wrote:
So have you tried to use it LJ? Take something simple... I have a form,
let's say Form-1. How do I list all the active links or filters linked to
that form? If
This is caused by not having the native libraries on your path. When the
JVM can't find native libraries you get java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError.
Make sure that the following DLL's are in your $PATH if you are using
windows:
arapi71.dll
arjni71.dll
arrpc71.dll
arutl71.dll
arutljni71.dll
icudt3
Richard,
you might also consider convincing your users to use a preference
server. From then on forward all their settings would be stored on the
server, which means that this would not be a concern moving forward.
Additionally, they would have access to them even when they log into
some oth
Hugo,
you're not doing anything wrong. The 7.1 API still requires some JNI
code, so what you are seeing is expected.
Calman
Hugo Visser wrote:
** Hi,
Can anybody confirm that they are using the 7.1 API (released, not
beta version) in a pure Java way, without any use of the .dlls (for
exam
Trond,
Take a look at the JavaDoc for com.bmc.arsys.api.Constants. Virtually
everything has a short explanation that explains it's usage.
Calman
Trond Valen wrote:
** Is there a way to find out what the keys used in DisplayPropertyMap
stand
for, without guessing? __20060125__
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