Packages are a lot easier to use - read don't have the hidden issues that
DLL's have.
Ie You could split your application into packages almost without any
re-coding effort - which is not the case with DLL's.
You can dynamically load/unload packages as required - there used to be demo
of this
- Original Message -
From: Steve Aish [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 5:51 PM
Subject: [DUG]: Lan base vs WAN/Web based Databases
I have a customer based in the US who wants a database which to start with
will be
Hi all.
Well. I borrowed an 8GB HD from work today and brought it home to install
Linux (cos I had no spare room left on any HDs on my machine) and then to
sample Kylix.
2 Points I want to make
(1). I am not really a linux person, but the one thing that has always put
me off has been
MS Jet Error Reference
Operation must use an updatable query. (Error 3073)
You tried to run, open, or modify a query that isn't updatable.
Possible causes:
* You attempted to run a query that tried to update a field that can't be
updated. For example, you may have created the query in
Steve
The point is not LAN/WEB but more 2/3 tier, I've looked at this and am
tossing up between a SOAP/XML 3 tier solution v MIDAS (in either case I
think you can't aviod ENT)
Consider this - The Web is only a lower bandwidth LAN
I'm at the start of a similar project (making thing's WEB
I thought packages were dlls!
regards,
NIRAV KAKU
On 26 Jul 01, at 18:20, Myles Penlington wrote:
Packages are a lot easier to use - read don't have the hidden issues that
DLL's have.
Ie You could split your application into packages almost without any
re-coding effort - which is not the
Yes they are, but (and it is a big one), they do contain special load/unload
stuff so that they have a seamless interface with any Delphi app that uses
them, unlike a dll.
e.g.
If you have two dll's each with one form, the operator is fails because
both DLL's have their own system, sysutils,
Question, if we're writing a *NEW* application with Kylix, does this
exception kick in, the quoted paragraph was talking about if the modified
program... which new ones are not
--On Thursday, July 26, 2001 07:36:28 +0700 Nello Sestini
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(Exception: if the
I just received an email from another group telling me that Delphi does
not make properties by default binadable, so how would I do this
manually?
-Original Message-
From: Jason Coley
Sent: Wednesday, 25 July 2001 2:32
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: RE: RE: [DUG]:
Another way is to do all your business objects as COM objects and use ADO
for database access (Delphi Professional will work just fine for this). Your
Windows GUI takes the form of *thin* Delphi TForms using the underlying COM
objects and when you need to do the web app, all you need to do is
Well I found the bindalbe parts in the type library, but its still not
binding!?
-Original Message-
From: Jason Coley
Sent: Friday, 27 July 2001 9:02
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: RE: [DUG]: ActiveX control not binding?
I just received an email from another group
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From: Mark Derricutt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 8:53 AM
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Kylix now Free for Open Source Projects
Question, if we're writing a *NEW* application with Kylix, does this
Nic
I've never met anyone brave enough to use IANAL - good for you :-)
Neven
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From: Nic Wise [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 27 July 2001 09:34
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Kylix now Free for Open Source Projects
Well, it _is_ true, I'm definatly NOT a lawyer :) Tho I did take a
first-year law paper at uni, and enjoyed it quite a bit (mostly 'cos the
lecturer was REALLY cool and made it really interesting)
N
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From: Neven MacEwan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of
I found all this about D3 with regards to binding, do I need all of this
in D5?
class TButtonXControl = ...;
...
private
FPropNotifySink: IPropNotifySink;
end;
procedure TButtonXControl.InitializeControl;
begin
FConnectionPoints.CreateConnectionPoint(IPropNotifySink,
I Am Not A Lemming?
If A Neighbour Asks, Lie!?
In All Nests Are Leaves?
Im A Nasty Arthritic Lecher?
Important Artists Never Are Living? (That's a bad one, I know)
Que?
Luke Pascoe Delphi Programmer
I'm almost too scared to ask... could you enlighten me about this acronym
please?
John
-Original Message-
From: Neven MacEwan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 27 July 2001 7:39 am
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Kylix now Free for Open Source Projects
Corey Murtagh asked:
Even more importan question... if Kylix uses any GPLed code, then doesn't
the GPL require it to be open-source too? Just a thought :
As a veteran reader of IANAL discussions on slashdot about the GPL I think
that I can clear up this issue.
If Kylix depended on any GPLed
I AM NOT A LAWER, although, with most people on usenet at least, those who
post rants and use IANAL all the time (coming off as arrogant, pompous, and
generally 'im right and everyone else is wrong'), somewhat seem to fit it
as I (am) ANAL
--On Friday, July 27, 2001 7:46 AM +1000 Manning,
IANAL = I AM NOT A LUKE *ducks*
--On Friday, July 27, 2001 9:52 AM +1200 Luke Pascoe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I Am Not A Lemming?
If A Neighbour Asks, Lie!?
In All Nests Are Leaves?
Im A Nasty Arthritic Lecher?
Important Artists Never Are Living? (That's a bad one, I know)
--
Vi de
I think I am very close to getitng this going, if I access the value via
VBScript in Outlook my get function is fired properly, so i think it
definetely has something to do with the binding of the control to
outlook, or rather the binding in the control not working, and I think
that has to do
The really huge question is what is the Project Jedi going to do about
licensing? Currently all the Jedi code is released under the MPL, which
is
incompatible with the GPL, and so you can use any Jedi source with the
open
versions of Kylix.
For me the really huge question is what
I Am Not A Lemming?
If A Neighbour Asks, Lie!?
In All Nests Are Leaves?
Im A Nasty Arthritic Lecher?
Important Artists Never Are Living? (That's a bad one, I know)
there is also the companion:
I Refuse to Engage in Correspondence To All Lawyers
(both these acronyms would be much more
to pay for the no-nonsense licence. Fortunately all the Kylix
components are available in either licence (right?) so switching
will be painless at least with respect to the Borland code
in your app.
Nope, just the ones in the OE. The ones in the other versions (that are not
in the OE) are
From memory Borland Interbase is no longer open source, but the forks in
the code (Firebird etc.) are still are...
--On Friday, July 27, 2001 6:53 AM +0700 Nello Sestini
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
offer some less sticky OSS licencing for Kylix.Interbase
after all is OE but not GPL (thank
Oops...
oCustomer := ICustomer.CoCreate;
oDataLayer := IDataLayer.CoCreate;
Should be
oCustomer := CoCustomer.Create;
oDataLayer := CoDataLayer.Create;
:(
From: Xander van der Merwe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anyone know why you get a Internal Error L470 when linking in Delphi
5.0 ?
Graeme D Knox
Programmer
Attaché Software (New Zealand) Pty Limited
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New Zealand Delphi Users group - Delphi List - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm working with ADO via the 2.6 Type Library that I imported into Delphi,
and have the following code to call a stored proc, but its not working :(
It returns with Procedure 'tp_next_tdcontrol' expects parameter '@entity',
which was not supplied, does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
var
Hi Graeme,
Received your post while searching newsgroups for a problem myself. I use
www.metacrawler.com and entered Internal Error L470 as a phrase and selected to
search Newsgroups. This error is discussed in several threads and includes a
reply from Borland RD. Hopefully you may be able to
Mark
Why not
Cmd.CommandText := 'exec tp_next_tdcontrol ''Worktrans'', 0';
- Original Message -
From: Mark Derricutt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 27 July 2001 15:11
Subject: [DUG]: ADO TLB and Stored Procs...
I'm working
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organisation requires a programmer to maintaintwodatabases and their
Delphi software on as-required
basis.Optionally also a number of MS
Access databases, plus macro programming in Excel and Word. Christchurchcity.
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A community
organisation requires a programmer to maintaintwodatabases and their
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personal e-mail.
Hiya, mmm, that works for executing, but its not returning the outward
parameter to the parameters collection.
I was wanting to use the CreateParameter method cause as its easier in some
places where I want to use date params, or params that change depending on
code (mainly avoiding resetting
Which of the following statements execuates faster if the button is
already enabled?
1. OKButton.Enabled := True;
2. if OKButton.Enabled = False then OKButton.Enabled := True;
If the answer is 2, does anyone bother doing it that way?
Also, if I'm enabling the button in numerous procedures, is
In this case the answer is 1.
It does depend on how the property is implemented. A lot of them use window
messages, so are slower than a straight value/field read - even the reads
will send a window message (or ) - eg Text/Caption property does this have a
look at TControl.GetText and
Ross, if you take a look at the code that gets executed when you enable the
button:
procedure TControl.SetEnabled(Value: Boolean);
begin
if FEnabled Value then
begin
FEnabled := Value;
Perform(CM_ENABLEDCHANGED, 0, 0);
end;
end;
you see that it only changes the
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