I am unable to get the authentication credentials to be recognized by a
web server. I am issuing the following...
createRequest(URL, 'GET', HDL)
setHTTPDefault('AUTHENTICATE', 'my_userid:my_password')
submitRequest(HDL, NUL, NUL, RESP.HDRS, RESP.DATA, HTTP.STATUS)
... and I always get back a
Quoting djordan djor...@ozemail.com.au:
I had a problem like this due to the Uniobject.Net client was an old
version, I updated it to the latest version and this improved the process.
David Jordan
Hi David,
Thanks for the tip on new vs old versions of Uniobject.Net.
After some testing, I
So, they print this order (?) out and then fax it to your client ...?
Tell me again why it wouldn't make more sense to simply do this over the
interweb? Incremental changes, new products etc would automatically be
available to everyone IMMEDIATELY - and they would have access to the
rest of the
How would you produce a running total column on a report? I've done this once
before, and can not remember how I set it up.
This is running UV 10
Ex.
LIST SOMEFILE F1
@IDF1
1 2
2 5
3 8
4 11
What I want to do is:
LIST SOMEFILE F1
Hi .
We're looking for a Universe programmer in South Africa. Anyone interested can
email their CV to marezel...@gwk.co.zamailto:marezel...@gwk.co.za.
Regards.
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So we've got a new RedHat 64bit machine running unidata 7.2.2 which is
super fast as compared to our old Solaris (unidata 7.1.8) box. That said,
when trying to compile a C program using Intercall library (libuvic.a) I
get this on the new server:
/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible
We are trying to get a printer over in Hong Kong that has recently had a
DIMM chip installed with Andale Traditional Chinese font on it to print
in Chinese. We cannot get the printer to recognize the font change.
Anyone deal with double byte languages?
Here is what we last tried. Only thing
Can anyone recommend software to print UCC128 labels from UniVerse? We are
using Sato and Zebra printers. I am looking for software that allows us to
easily design and print lables.
Thanks in advance,
Bryan Evans
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I won't claim it's the best, just the one we've used for years -
BarTender
Download free eval copy here:
http://www.seagullscientific.com/aspx/btw_down.aspx
-Original Message-
Can anyone recommend software to print UCC128 labels from UniVerse? We
are
using Sato and Zebra printers. I
Hi Kevin:
The file name is based on the RBO name. So if you name your module TM your
file name would be TMCLASSES. The file format is quite interesting. We
have a program that can read it and convert to another formats. You should
talk to me offline about your options.
Regards,
Doug
Such things were so simple in PI/open:
SORT VOC @ID FMT 32L SIZE EVAL @1+SIZE;@ COL.HDG Running COL.SPCS ID.SUP
Length
@ID. (in Bytes) Running...
# 3 3
$INCLUDE
Hi Henry
Yes Universe supports the @1 approach but it's a) undocumented, b)
non-obvious and c) could always change some day - okay not likely but it's
not an 'official' feature or that's what I was told..
Brian
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From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org
Here is a live example of how we use it.
MY.PROXYSTATUS = setHTTPDefault(PROXY_NAME,PROXY.NAME) ;* set proxy name
MY.PROXYSTATUS2 = setHTTPDefault(PROXY_PORT,PROXY.PORT);* set proxy port
MY.PAGE = createRequest(MY.URL,GET,MY.HANDLE) ;* create a page request
MY.PAGE2 =
Brian,
Wow. It does work! Sorry. I should have tried it.
Now I remember what it was that I was thinking of that doesn't work, but I
won't bore you with the details.
a) There are lots of things in UniVerse that are not documented, or documented
in non-obvious places.
b) It's kind of like a
Both EVAL @1+item and EVAL @1+item;@ gave the same result.
Is the ;@ required?
How does this work? I used to using @1 in I descriptors to reference the first
value, but how does this reference the previous value?
Thanks
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From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org
From:Bryan Evans
Can anyone recommend software to print UCC128 labels
from UniVerse?
Sure, check out PrintWizard.
See a BASIC demo I put on our website:
remove.nospamNebula-RnD.com/products/PW/demo2.htm
You can easily get 128A,B,C, dunno about GS1-128.
Here's the code to embed a barcode in
Redhat quite often comes with both the 32bit and 64bit libraries and you
need to ensure your compiler is pointing to the correct one. I am not sure
if the 64bit udt install uses 32 or 64 bit libraries.
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From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org
UniData on Linux is a 32-bit build
Wally Terhune
U2 Support Architect
Rocket Software
4700 S. Syracuse Street, Suite 400 **Denver, CO 80237 **USA
Tel: +1.720.475.8055
Email: wterh...@rs.com
Web: www.rocketsoftware.com/u2
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If you run curl with the -v flag to set it verbose you can see what headers
are being sent and make sure you create the correct one in your code.
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Perry Taylor
Sent: 22
Wow! Excellent idea! Thanks for that.. I'l give it a try.
Perry
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u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org
To: 'U2 Users List' u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Sent: Wed Feb 24 15:26:52 2010
Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] -
On Wed, 2010-02-24 at 20:25 +, Wally Terhune wrote:
UniData on Linux is a 32-bit build
Thanks Wally - that's what I thought...
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Love is never having to read
your
The first step is to separate the printer from the BASIC (part of a
general strategy to divide the problem into smaller pieces). So change
your code below to output to a text file. Then look at it to see if you're
getting into it what you think should be there. A hex editor is good for
this.
The default $UDTHOME/work/base.mk shows you the compiler and options UniData
was built with.
For instance, from 7.2.5
#
# The Porting Date: Dec. 03, 09
# The System
So do you have it working now? With what sequence?
What part number or model number is the HP DIMM?
On Wed, 24 Feb 2010, Brenda Price wrote:
The vendor is HP and it is an HP DIMM. The rep sent us some more PCL
codes to use. They said we were missing the escape codes to turn on
double byte
Interestingly enough, it is for PI/open but not for UniVerse.
The reason why this works is because in both PI/open and UniVerse the @n
variables persist between successive evaluations of I-types. In PI/open, they
are in a common block. I haven't studied the mechanism in UniVerse.
Henry
We have yet to test this. We have to schedule a time to test with Hong
Kong.
I do not have any of the DIMM information. Sequence is
t38P(18N(s1p10v0s0b17006T. The t38P turns on the double byte.
Brenda L Price
UniVerse Programmer
Rapid Response Team
Market America, Inc.
Greensboro, NC
In UniData v7.2.3 the ...;@ is required.
Bill
George Gallen said the following on 2/24/2010 10:50 AM:
Both EVAL @1+item and EVAL @1+item;@ gave the same result.
Is the ;@ required?
How does this work? I used to using @1
Sorry Ross if you can't comprehend that people in the field are... in the
field.
Too much big city living perhaps :)
When I say in the field, I mean actually standing in a field.
We aren't yet to the point of having cell towers in every square mile of the
country no wifi yet in
Bryan
Have you checked the Sato amp; Zebra manuals? If the printers natively
support printing the UCC128 bar codes you might want to look at programming the
labels yourself.
Steve
-- Sent from my Palm Pre
Bryan Evans wrote:
Can anyone recommend software to print UCC128 labels from
OR you could specifically target IE, which gives you access to the
file system so you can write/save/modify stuff (I know this breaks all
of the interweb rules, but WSH is quite a powerful tool ...
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage Better by Design!
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From:
So let me get this straight . you are standing in a FIELD, in
Cootersville Alabama you don't have cell phone coverage but
you have run a power lead from the house to the field, so you could sit
at a desk with your desktop monitor?!?
You probably are right, I don't understand,
I have used software such as Bar Tender from http://www.seagullscientific.com/
to create labels and printed them to a file. I edited the file with a
good text editor to extract the codes needed to print to the
particular printer in question. Then using MV Basic code I replaced
the data strings
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