Re: How do you compose your dev teams?

2011-09-03 Thread James Holmes
You mentioned that all of your team are remote workers, right? Distributed Agile is painful. Latitude hurts and longitude kills. This is really good advice: http://agileinaflash.blogspot.com/2011/04/rules-for-distributed-teams.html Agile is hard enough to introduce when everyone is in the same

Re: Build drag and drop interface?

2011-09-03 Thread Richard White
thanks for the replies, its more like a drag and drop form builder, where items can be snapped into positions... i suppose similar to ExtJS Designer but one that our software can manage internally... basically our spec is that our clients have various fields in their databases. they want to

Re: Build drag and drop interface?

2011-09-03 Thread Michael Grant
This is easy peasy with jquery, so I assume it's just as easy with ExtJS. Just have a div that holds all the possible form fields and a div to hold the ones they want in a new form. Drag from one to the other and on save loop over the div with the desired fields and get the name and type. In the

Re: Build drag and drop interface?

2011-09-03 Thread Akos Fortagh
please forgive my ignorance and I just joined in this thread but maybe you could try an extended version of what I built, it's just a very basic trial and error page to test out something but I think the 'skeleton' of what you might be looking for. Here:

Re: working with COM objects

2011-09-03 Thread Dave Watts
I have the main methods, which I know how to call and what attributes to pass, but that's it. I have use oleview, but that also is not telling me much more. interface _Export : IDispatch {        [id(0x6003)] HRESULT _stdcall GetCustomerDomains(...);        [id(0x60030001)] HRESULT

Re: working with COM objects

2011-09-03 Thread Russ Michaels
yes I can call these 3 methods just fine as I said, but I don't seem to get any data back, or I just don;t know how to access it or output it as I can't cfdump it or loop over it. It is a custom COM that extracts data from our hosting control panel, so no you can;t download it from anywhere. On

Re: working with COM objects

2011-09-03 Thread Dave Watts
yes I can call these 3 methods just fine as I said, but I don't seem to get any data back, or I just don;t know how to access it or output it as I can't cfdump it or loop over it. Can you output this? yourObjInstance.GetUsers().xml Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software http://www.figleaf.com/

Re: working with COM objects

2011-09-03 Thread Russ Michaels
ah Dave u da man, that put me on the right track This got me what I needed users = obj.getUsers(params) cfoutput#users.xml#/cfoutput cheers dude On Sat, Sep 3, 2011 at 7:23 PM, Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com wrote: yes I can call these 3 methods just fine as I said, but I don't seem to

Re: working with COM objects

2011-09-03 Thread Russ Michaels
oh dear, having just looked back at the interface definition, I can see it is quite obvious now [out, retval] IXMLDOMDocument2** sometimes can;t see the wood for the trees eh :-) On Sat, Sep 3, 2011 at 10:57 PM, Russ Michaels r...@michaels.me.uk wrote: ah Dave u da man, that put me on the

Re: working with COM objects

2011-09-03 Thread Dave Watts
oh dear, having just looked back at the interface definition, I can see it is quite obvious now  [out, retval] IXMLDOMDocument2** sometimes can;t see the wood for the trees eh :-) I had to look up the properties for that data type, so I'd have run into the same problem. Dave Watts, CTO,