Well, I just want to say congrats to Nic Wise for a demo well done, whilst
still very much a "beta" product, it certainly works, although I was
interested in the lack of a bidirectional cursor for the queries - Nic -
any chance you could explain what was happening there? I assume dbExpress
is
Well, I just want to say congrats to Nic Wise for a demo well done, whilst
still very much a "beta" product, it certainly works, although I was
interested in the lack of a bidirectional cursor for the queries - Nic -
any chance you could explain what was happening there? I assume dbExpress
Mark, you still have to connect. Here is my simple console app to
send mail via cmd line.
program BATMAIL;
{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}
{$R-,S-,Q-,D-,Y+,L+,O+}
uses
SysUtils, NmSmtp, RGUseful;
var
Smtp : TNMSMTP;
begin
Writeln (crlf, 'BATMAIL (C) Copyright 2000 Rohit Gupta', crlf);
if
In my case, I have mdaemon running on my PC, so that grabs the
mail and dials out whenever. The alternative is to dial out first and
connect to xtra or whatever, but then you need to use their address
etc.
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Well, I just want to say congrats to Nic Wise for a demo well done, whilst
still very much a "beta" product, it certainly works, although I was
interested in the lack of a bidirectional cursor for the queries - Nic -
any chance you could explain what was happening there? I assume dbExpress
Rohit
Thanks very much for that - there is now a glimmer of light!
So - there are 3 situations
1. Single user system. I manually dial up xtra and get a connection.
When I run my original code (with some Body text included) and SendMessage,
it runs great. :-)
2. The target system is a peer
Control Panel | Internet Options | Connections
Select either of the bottom two options - Always dial my default connection
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From: Mark Howard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 13 December 2000 06:00
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: Re:
James
Using Win2K.
Setting this to either of the bottom two options:
Dial if there is no connection
and
Always dial my default connection
with xtra set as the default, just gives me the error messages that started
this thread.
Mark
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From: "James Sugrue" [EMAIL
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Alex Kouznetsov wrote:
3) Instead of ShellExecute try to use CreateProcess (with properly released
process and thread handles immidiately after loading the application)
Do you have any example code on using CreateProcess? The last time I was
playing with that I could never
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Subject:Re: [DUG]: Simple Email
Date sent: Tue, 12 Dec 2000 08:59:55 -0800
Rohit
Thanks
Try this mark, you might change the wShowWindow
to be something else if you don't want to hide
your application eg. SW_SHOWNORMAL;
Cheers
Greg
procedure TThing.Execute;
var si : TStartupInfo;
Appinfo : TProcessInformation;
begin
GetStartupInfo(si);
si.dwFlags :=
James Tyson wrote:
Well, I just want to say congrats to Nic Wise for a demo well done, whilst
still very much a "beta" product, it certainly works, although I was
interested in the lack of a bidirectional cursor for the queries - Nic -
any chance you could explain what was happening
No nothing special. This is how I use.
procedure StartApplication (sexe: string);
var
StartupInfo: TStartupInfo;
ProcessInfo: TProcessInformation;
begin
FillChar(StartupInfo, SizeOf(TStartupInfo), 0);
StartupInfo.cb := SizeOf(TStartupInfo);
if CreateProcess(Nil,PChar(sexe),nil, nil,
On Tue, 12 Dec 2000, Alex Kouznetsov wrote:
procedure StartApplication (sexe: string);
var
StartupInfo: TStartupInfo;
ProcessInfo: TProcessInformation;
begin
Hmm, I'm beginning to wonder if this is actually the problem the
scenario is, I have two applications, one runs as a screen
Rohit
I'll send a wee test app to the target site and see how it goes.
Re the RasDial thingamybob - I would be interested, if the author has no
objection.
Really appreciate your help on this.
Mark
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From: "Rohit Gupta" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Multiple recipients of list
Nic (if you're awake)
although I was
interested in the lack of a bidirectional cursor for the queries - Nic -
any chance you could explain what was happening there? I assume dbExpress
is designed differently...
Could you please elucidate
Neven
Nic (if you're awake)
definatly asleep.
although I was
interested in the lack of a bidirectional cursor for the queries - Nic -
any chance you could explain what was happening there? I assume
dbExpress
is designed differently...
Could you please elucidate
The new dbExpress stuff
James, I have a different view.
As much as I hate the bad quality of WIN OS.
1. Anyone would have to love punishment to want Linux on the
desktop.
2. Anyone would have to be into SM to want their users to use
Linux on the desktop.
I see the ability to support Linux for my apps as a
I wrote a peace of code that do this :
1 - The user writes a number
2 - That number is converted to its soundable equivalent
3 - The resulting string is broken in peaces of text
4 - To each peace of text we have a file named 'PeaceOfText.Wav', like
ONE.WAV, HUNDRED.WAV, CENT.WAV, CENTS.WAV
On Tue, 12 Dec 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You are kidding right?
Maybe, but the number of times I've seen my the networking stuff crap out
and having to need a reinstall before it'll work again is enough for me :P
And yes, I know what other windows boxes run fine without hassle, so do
alot
Touche,
however, I have used unix and managed unix server for years
and I still spend less time on wincrap more than I would like .
and more than I had to on OS2.. :-)
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The new dbExpress stuff only does unidirectional cursors - ie, top to
bottom. It then is supposed to connect to a MIDAS CDS-like thing that
cache's results in memory so you can do table-like things, ie forward and
backwards.
But I couldn't find the
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Hello
I made a small app with a SendMail button.
Here is the code.
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender:
TObject);begin NMSMTP1.Host :=
'smtp.xtra.co.nz'; NMSMTP1.UserID :=
'mhoward'; NMSMTP1.PostMessage.ToAddress.Add('[EMAIL PROTECTED]');
NMSMTP1.PostMessage.FromAddress := '[EMAIL
2. Anyone would have to be into SM to want their users to use
Linux on the desktop.
I disagree, Rohit, but ONLY if your app is the only app used on the machine,
and the user NEVER EVER needs anything else - then it can take the whole
screen up, and you dont have to worry so much about the OS
Um, there shoud be some stuff on borland.com/delphi under the kylix section.
I'm not sure tho. Basically, its a client data set that feeds form this data
source (the uni-directional dataset), and holds the rows you've seen in
memory, the same as TClientDataSet. This gives you forward and
João Alberto wrote:
I wrote a peace of code that do this :
1 - The user writes a number
2 - That number is converted to its soundable equivalent
3 - The resulting string is broken in peaces of text
4 - To each peace of text we have a file named 'PeaceOfText.Wav', like
ONE.WAV,
Having
seen the performance of ADO through VB and given that most popular databases can
now supply an OLEDB driver, I'm considering buying ADO
Express.
From
those of you out there using it, what's your opinion of it, does it integrate
into Delphi 5 (Pro) well, and where do I get it?
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