U2 has built in XML handleing - of course XML can be very complicated multi
level data structures as well but you have to strip it in such a way to make
it fit, u2 is not an xml database nor a json database - so for both you are
going to have to extract at a particular level - or traverse it in a
I have used the udt personal edition with uniobjects so i am not so sure
that is the problem..
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of doug chanco
Sent: 12 December 2010 23:16
To: U2 Users List
Subject: Re: [U2] Uniobjects on
The version I have I just downloaded from rocket 2 days ago (10.3.3 of
universe as well as the current version of uniadmin) It would be nice
if I was wrong but like I said going through the documentation it
mentions configuring RPC and walks you through it but that option is
missing from
On 13/12/10 02:47, Rob Sobers wrote:
Even M$FT offers a really nice free version in SQL Server Express. MySQL,
as we all know, is 100% free. And then there's all those free, open-source
NoSQL solutions as well. Rocket has to wake up if they ever want U2 to gain
any traction.
/soapbox
I just tested one of my existing Uniobjects VB apps and connected with
my workstation which is running UVPE just fine.
CT VOC RELLEVEL
RELLEVEL
0001 X
0002 10.3.7
0003 NEWACC
0004
0005 10.3.7
doug chanco wrote:
The version I have I just downloaded from rocket 2 days ago (10.3.3 of
universe
Check to see that the Universe RPC service is started in Control Panel
Administrative ToolsServices
doug chanco wrote:
The version I have I just downloaded from rocket 2 days ago (10.3.3 of
universe as well as the current version of uniadmin) It would be nice
if I was wrong but like I said
I assume Kevin you are talking about on the UniBasic side because on
JavaScript or Java this is simple array processing. My routine I built over
6 years ago handles hundreds of thousands of transactions a hour with no
problem. I just use the CHANGE function to convert it to a dynamic array.
Yes, on the BASIC side. You use CHANGE in BASIC to convert a
multidimensional JSON object to a dynamic array? Okay, you have my
attention... do tell please.
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The problem as I see it Mecki is that we have effectively two kinds of
arrays in JSON; name/value pairs and sequential arrays. So perhaps I'm
over-complicating but it seems problematic to represent scalars, NVPs, and
sequential arrays with dynamic arrays - at least in a way that would allow
the
