Re: [DQSD-Users] fedex.xml

2006-08-26 Thread Kim Gräsman
Hi Steve, > Here is an updated version of the FedEx tracking search as > they have changed their website. Thanks, I just noticed that yesterday! Great timing... I'll commit it once we've migrated our source repository to Subversion. - Kim

[DQSD-Users] fedex.xml

2006-08-26 Thread Steve Poirier
Here is an updated version of the FedEx tracking search as they have changed their website.   Steve     FedEx Track multiple FedEx packages using tracking numbers. Usage: fedex [, [,...]] Example: fedex 40012345678, 40012345679 Ship

[DQSD-Users] holidays.us.xml

2006-08-26 Thread Monty Scroggins
I updated the US holidays xml to run through 2007.. Monty - Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security? Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technology to make your job easier Download I

Re: [DQSD-Users] qsfind

2006-08-26 Thread Monty Scroggins
Yeah I meant more that it could take a switch or something to search th edisabled searches on demand..   something like "qsfind /disabled". It is true that parsing them by default would certainly defeat the purpose of having disabled searches.. Monty Kim Gräsman wrote: Hi Monty,

Re: [DQSD-Users] qsfind

2006-08-26 Thread Kim Gräsman
Hi Monty, > It would be nice if qsfind could search disables searches as > well as the enabled ones.. I haven't looked into details, but if the rationale for disabling searches is to avoid parsing them, having qsfind parse disable searches seems a little counter-productive... Then again, I don