Will,
Can a Pick database (on Windows) talk to the Web for say... under 5
grand?
Option 1:
Install Apache, run UV from CGI-BIN scripts.
Option 2:
Run UV from /etc/inetd.conf and write your own HTTP server.
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Will,
Dmn, I was hoping you wouldn't ask -- actually we always run UV from
inetd.conf -- but I see no reason why you shouldn't be able to
#!/bin/sh
/usr/ibm/uv/bin/uv MYCGIPROGRAM
or even
#!/usr/ibm/uv/bin/uv MYCGIPROGRAM
Stdin/Stdout should get connected to the uv executables input and
Hi Louis,
Are there any OPTIONS directives or SYSTEM commands I can set to prevent
the truncation?
Have you tried:
ASSIGN 1 TO SYSTEM(1017)
This disables character conversion during reads/writes.
How long is the data that is returned? I seem to recall coming across a 2k
limit on data passed
Whoops,
now there was a confused paragraph!
You could try:
#!C:\windows\system32\cmd.exe
cd C:\MYACCOUNT
C:\IBM\UB\BIN\UV MYCGIPROGRAM
or if you install perl something like this might work:
#!C:\pathtoperl\perl -w
my @output = `C:\IBM\UB\BIN\UV MYCGIPROGRAM`;
my $printline;
while ($printline
Nothing of any consequence for the past 2 or 3 days Only a very small
smattering of subscribes and U2 FMT mails.
I could post some [AD]s to fill in the time if you would like?
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Hi Bob,
we've been using XML to/from UniVerse since 9.5, but using our own
parse/build routines written in BASIC.
regards,
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Tony,
I do a fair amount of work with the guts of HTTP clients and servers, and
with other RFC-standard protocols, as well as custom protocols over TCP.
Me too (anyone want to license my ASN.1/BER routines?), but I was thinking
of email and similar payloads attached to messages -- associate the
Put it in a paragrah and run the paragraph:
Edit an item in the VOC called FLIST
PA
SSELECT VOC WITH F1 = F DIR BY F2 F2
SAVE-LIST FILEPATHS
COPY FROM SAVEDLISTS FILEPATHS TO BP OVERWRITING
You may need to check the COPY syntax depending on your account flavour.
Now you can
`uv FLIST` in your
Sara,
how is telnet running? Is xinetd or similar limiting who can connect?
Does Connect Failed message return immediately? perhaps the linux box cannot
do a reverse lookup on the NT4 box?
Try SSHing to the linux -- SSH is more likely to be configured for access
out of the box.
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Hi All,
I don't currently have an NLS system to fiddle with, but want to write a
routine which will run correctly on an NLS system.
Does anyone know how the [] operator works under NLS -- does it return
characters or bytes?
eg: if I have a string of 3 multibyte characters LEN = 3, BYTELEN = 6
Ray Wurlod wrote:
Yes, and yet no.
With NLS enabled, internal storage uses an idiosyncratic variant of UTF8 (sometimes called
UV-UTF8) in which the mark characters Char(248) through Char(255) are always preserved as
single-byte characters, so that the usual occupants of these Unicode code points
Hi All,
we have a site which is experiencing file corruption problems (in one
particular file).
The clients are trying to find problems in their SAN etc, and have
created the errlog item in the UV account so we are logging the
Internal Data Error messages when the corruption occurs (UV 10.0.7,
Since you can't catch those via the program concerned, we merely put a
program in the ON.ABORT paragraph to stop the users being dropped to the TCL
prompt (where even more damage could be accidently be done). An @ABORT.CODE
value of 3 is suppose to indicate an internal and/or fatal error, but
Try the On Error with the file open command, the error may be occuring at
the file open.
Have you played aroubnd with the FILEINFO Command, that may pick up the
issue. I have noticed in the path if there is an error with the File
Variable that the on error clause does not work in the read
Tony,
- There are occasionally limits on the size of the domain name, which is
included in the total for the query string.
RFC3696 (which collates information from other RFCs) places the
following limitations on a hostname from DNS:
A DNS label (the parts of a domain name delimited by '.') may
Nick,
I have previously posted UV code which uses sockets to do HTTP rather
than CallHTTP -- this might solve your problem in the short term.
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The IndexInfocus archives are not indexed by search engines, when that's
all there was, we were fairly anonymous.
Are you sure, I recall googling and following a link to the list archives.
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The suggestion made by Ray using uvbackup as a check of files is the
philosophy we have adopted after experiencing this type of corruption. We
run this every Saturday night over all our files and email the result
reporting any likely problems.
We are still discussing this one with IBM. They
I am not sure I would agree that blink errors not taking ON ERROR clauses
is a defect. While inconvenient to the user to have a program stop
abruptly, the error needs to be dealt with as quickly as possible or the
problem will perpetuate. The abort in this case is a deliberate one, i.e.
it is
Leroy,
But Leroy, the program neither aborts nor takes the ON ERROR branch, it
takes the ELSE branch and continues.
That might be a problem. I guess you see something in the errlog file, but
does anything display on the screen? If so, then perhaps that is a problem.
The code is a bit tricky and
I couldn't find where this anything has changed in this area of our code,
nor could I reproduce the condition of it taking the ELSE clause.
Leroy,
I have a corrupted file which reports the following on a READ from the
corrupted group:
File '/path/FILE':
Computed blink of 0x74617C20 does not
Just wondering if anyone out there has used the new WebSphere MQ API's that
are
provided with Universe 10.1.1 and if so have you found any problems with
the
product?
Hi Jeremy,
only peripheraly an answer to your question but:
We have a GCI interface to MQ (for sale) which has worked with UniVerse
Louis,
We would like to have our tech person handle all spooler matters, but we don't want to
give him administrator rights.
Please advice on the best way to handle this.
Have you looked at the Role based security access in SMIT? This may
allow you to make someone a spooler administrator without
Cameron,
Sorry for this some what fundamental question but I want to get an idea
how well this will scale
Does the Universe end of MQ require a phantom or Universe process to
handle that side of the communications or do the websphere processes
handle that?
MQ allows multiple processes to read and
Ross,
Does anyone know if the device licencing (aka enterprise licence I think) will work with any telnet client (eg: we use AccuTerm), or if it is tied to wIntegrate
If I understand the licencing model correctly, does this also mean/imply that with the workgroup sized sites, each of the max 24
Ross,
With 10.1, don't phantoms that use sockets count as users -- I wonder if MQ phantoms count as users, or are they free ?
they count as users.
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Just discovered an extract from the UniVerse FAQ for the mailing list.
Clif, you supplied the extract, do you still have the FAQ?
Could we add it to the FAQ on the U2UG site please?
thanks,
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Having talked to IBM (who were as usual amazingly helpful, thankyou
Jonathan and Leroy), their conclusion was that when a blink error occurs
in a file, the action taken will depend on the type of file corruption
that has occured:
When a READ is performed and a group is dicovered to have a
Ross,
Ross Ferris wrote:
Secure implies SSL, which as you identify means using well known ports. I'd think it would take a lot more work to bastardise a solution using encrypted traffic on non-standard ports (I don't think you want to encrypt ALL traffic, so 80 won't do the trick) than changing
Mark,
For whatever reason, I'm not a fan of Accuterm. I enjoy using the
Wintegrate
utilities and WIN.MLSEND for seamless email sending is very attractive.
So why not just send email?
Mail me offlist if you would like to beta test our native email utilities
for U2.
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Hi All,
one of our sites is using EXTRA! Personl Client Version 6.3 as their
terminal emulator. Is anyone else using this, and if so do you know if
we can send it host control codes for file download etc like Wintegrate
and Accuterm?
thanks,
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Hi Jamie,
setRequestHeader=0
21621:error:140DA111:SSL routines:SSL_set_session_id_context:ssl session id cont
ext too long:ssl_lib.c:272:
Abnormal termination of UniVerse.
Fault type is 10. Layer type is BASIC run machine.
Fault occurred in BASIC program BOB.HTTP4 at address 1d2.
have you tried
Hi Lee,
Unless you have the path to UniVerse established in your system, you would
have to:
cd /etc (or wherever you have installed UniVerse)
./rc.d/init.d/uv.rc start
Are you saying I need to be in the UniVerse directory for the uv.rc
script to work or that the uv executable needs to be in my
David,
I'm now working some with UniVerse - the mystical side of the U2 family... I
never knew how easy we have it in UniData!! I can say SELECT FILE WITH A =
[AAA] and will find AAA whether at the start, middle or end... That LIKE
...AAA... won't do the same - you have to have 3 LIKES to
Robert,
UniVerse 10.x has a base64 encoding/decoding function built in. And
OCONV code MX0C will convert to a hex string (faster but less space
efficient).
If you are careful in how you read the data in the first place and you
then encode it before writing it should be no different to any
If you need a value that won't change, try SYSTEM(27) or SYSTEM(28).
These return the operating system user Id and effective user Id.
You may need to parse the /etc/passwd file to match to a login name (but
your LOGIN proc could store this too, before anyone has a chance to
fiddle with
Mike,
Not on a Windows host, Craig
Both are zero for me on our Dev box (probably because I'm an
Administrator-equivalent)
And System(19) ends up with the 'bogus' @LOGNAME
On PE running on my laptop, SYSTEM(27) and (28) return 0 if login is
administrator but a 6 digit number if I login as craig.
Is it not against the XML standard to have a quoted string containing
or in a tag?
You can certainly have comments like this in valid XML
!----
And processing instructions
? !-- ?
And CDATA Sections (I forget the format, but they can hold arbitrary
binary data).
So just working on
Sorry that's not correct.
Comments have to be delimited just like everything else.
I did not say you can ignore what the tag says. I only said you can use
and to find the tag. If a tag starts with ! then it requires special
processing.
Apologies Will,
I didn't mean to verbal you, just point
Glen,
Per HTTP 1.0-1.2 specifications, and are not exempt from content
encoding requirements. They are protected characters and must be treated as
such when sending content. Light bulb going off yet?
Surely you don't mean the HTTP specifications? (Which the W3 have
officially closed at
I understand that you may be 'free-time challenged', but I'd say that vim is
seriously worth checking out. (www.vim.org)
And Ken has forgotten to mention his great syntax highlighting file
which lets vim format MV Basic with colours during editing.
All the power of vim and the convenience of
I occasionaly need to edit a type 1 file of around 30-50 megabytes. The
problem is most editors want to load the file into memory before working on
it. Does anyone know an editor that would handle big files like this
It's not that flash, but how about hexedit? It will even let you edit a
unix
Hi All,
I'm trying to compile a UniData program which has a LOT of constants in
it when I do I get the error:
too many constants near line XXX
Is this a limitation in Unidata or something I can configure?
We are running Unidata 6.0 on AIX 4.3.3
thanks,
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Hi Wally,
32765 is the limit for contants. No, it is not configurable. Time for a
subroutine?
thats depressing, this IS a subroutine. I have a large amount of text in
need to include in the program object which I would STRONGLY prefer not
read from disk.
There is a maximum line length too isn't
Some of our software converts Adobe Type 1 font programs into BASIC
programs and we have an issue on some larger fonts where I cannot fit
the data from the font into the program because of the limit on the
number of constants and the limit on line length.
When you say:
Is there any way to
Hi Wally,
32765 is the limit for contants. No, it is not configurable. Time for a
subroutine?
I just reread the first few chapter of the UniData basic manuals and
there it was. Could you tell me the maximum line length in a UniData
basic program?
thanks,
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Hi ennis,
Cant it be read ONCE and put into one (or more) named common variables?
I could do that, but I am trying to have the data cached by a process
(object loaded) without having to read the data. This works nicely on UV
and has the advantage that you can load the program into shared
PCPERFORM lp -d :QUEUE: :FONTFILE CAPTURING MSG
Thanks for the suggestion Tom, but I'm generating PDF files and
embedding the fonts before writing to disk, so this doesn't really apply.
I think I may just have to split the data into multiple subroutines.
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Unfortunately, when sending formatted Pick Spooler output, the -html
option in BLAT (along with tagging the email body with PRE/PRE as
a html document) doesn't have a counterpart in WIN.MLSEND. There is a
parameter called OPTS that the RTFM indicates for values of 0,1 2
but no html indicator.
Hi Karl,
we are running 10.1.2 on AIX 4.3.3 and analyze.shm reports the correct
licence count.
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There's a really good section in Numerical Recipes for C on pseudo
random number generators. There's also a bit about doing 64-bit math in
two 32-bit numbers, which would be especially applicable for the OP's
Win32 implementation. I remember finding this chapter on the web in PDF
format a
Hi Lee,
Anyone have any insight on SMIT for AIX and how to set it up to eliminate
character translations?
If you start smit, then go to Print Spooling - Change/Show Print Queue
Characteristics.
Enter your queue name or press F4 to list available queues. Select
option 2 Default Print Job
Ken,
Can someone who uses a current version of wIntegrate tell me
whether it supports connections via SSH?
Its a kind of backwards solution, but you could try using putty (a free
ssh client) to connect to the system and then tunnel your wintegrate
telnet connection through this.
Not elegant,
Hi Gerry,
have you considered using LDAP? On AIX you can LDAP authenticate against
the local user database so I presume HPUX can do something similar.
Then use an ldap client (I believe curl would work or one of the
openldap utilities) to authenticate (be aware that passing passwords in
Gerry,
Their web interface is driven built on redback I have zero experience with or knowledge of it. I would have thought os(unix) level user authentication would have been handled within redback as part of its basic design/functionality. True or not true ?
Your problem is a security issue.
Hi Mike,
just wanted to thank you for your information. I offered it upwards and
I think it helped.
Craig
PS: Thanks to Martin too, but when is the opensource AIX port coming out :)
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Poetry, Poetry.
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What I can't make it do it seems is RUN a universe subroutine. But
I'm wondering how it knows how to log into universe? Surely it's not
just an open portal ? Maybe I have to setup a Universe account with
*no* password for it to use? How exactly does that work?
Alternatively perhaps you
Leroy,
They are nearly ready to be placed on the Web again, and we do regret the
time it has taken to get this far. We will be sure to announce their
arrival as soon as they are ready.
would it be possible to leave the older versions up?
That way if someone quickly want to test something on an
Hi John,
Ease of development? Very little support required? I have just started
to use UD, and development is horrific, it take 10 times longer to do
things that can be accomplished by a single line query in an RDBMS'. Our
system requires constant attention, more attention than even MS Sql
server
John,
I want to do). The best answer I got was create a virtual field that
stored the field in caps and then use that in the select. In fact, the
example in an old Unidata manual I found says to do just that. Perhaps
there is good reasoning behind that method, but the logic of it
completely
I have seen
X=(X+100)[2,5]
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Hi all,
I have a need to search through our program files for any code that format a
number from 1 through 9 with leading 0's.
I have always used R%5 but I may miss programs that use other techniques to
arrive at the same result. Can
David,
I just came out of a meeting where it was stated that MV databases allow
non-unique keys.
perhaps the person was refering to multivalues?
If you were modelling parents and children in an SQL database you might
use a PARENTS table and a CHILDREN table. Usually neither table would
allow
in the ODBC/OleDB interface to UniData. Before we give up entirely and resign
ourselves to
putting out paper reports with UniQuery, I thought I would ask this group if
anyone has solved
this problem. Anyone?
Don't do that Jim. I you have to use UniQuery, at least convert the text
reports to
Gordon,
Our system admin department just changed our Sun servers from using NIS
(Network Information Name Service) to LDAP Directory Service. It was said
that this user authentication is more secure than NIS. Unfortunately, our
UniObjects quit working. When I try to open a session within a
Gordon,
I was thinking about your problem further over the weekend. You can use
our routines to authenticate from BASIC but I think that being unable to
directly authenticate with UniObjects is going to make you jump through
some hoops.
You will need to have at least one local unix user on the
Hi All,
I know U2 uses the Apache Xerces parser for XML, but from the docs I
read at www.apache.org, this does not seem to include an XSL parser.
Does anyone know which libraries U2 (UV 10.1) uses to process XSL when
using the XDOMTransform function?
thanks,
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Actually, now that I have done a port scan on this device, it apparently IS
listening on port 9100. However, the same technique that produces output on
a networked HP 4200 does not produce any results on the Zebra. I am missing
something.
Are you writing ZPL? perhaps the printer driver is
Hi Kieran,
I got subversion to work alongside UV. There were no real issues. I
found that a very flat structure worked best rather than the multi-level
repository structures in the SVN docs. This mean't that I could checkout
code into a UV account (rather than an entire UV account) and have
David,
I am looking for information on decoding a base64 string. We will be
receiving this back with an xml stream from a client. The base64
string is a image which we must decode and write out.
what version of U2 are you on? What O/S?
UV 10.0 and later allows you to call
ALG = Base64
ACTION = 2
I amazed that in this discussion noone has mentioned the IBM MQSeries
interface that has been added to U2.
It is now easy to write a phantom which monitors a queue for messages
and processes them. These messages could be for batch processing, but
they could equally be for client/server data
Since the process can only wait for messages one queue at a time, it is
assumed that if multiple message queues are used, multiple phantom
processes may be required, thus consuming additional licenses.
But multiple mq processes can listen to the same queue, so you can run
10 phantoms listening to
Leroy,
I'm not trying to be obtuse here (and I don't mean to make you suffer,
but I really think there is a contradiction between the technology and
your licensing requirements).
How do you decide when I have an application talking via MQ and when I
am multiplexing a user-interactive
Bill,
If I figure correctly, a hundred webshares cost $150,000 at $1,500 per
webshare retail!
my understanding is that each webshare can service 20-25 users and once
you buy a certain number of webshares (my memory says 11, but I could be
wrong) you are treated as having an unlimited number of
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Bill,
If I figure correctly, a hundred webshares
Claus,
When matching, you can match multiple patterns if you separate them with
@VM. Eg: 1N0N:@VM:'N/A' matches one or more numerics or N/A.
try this (the logic from my email address validation subroutine):
The string must contain @ (unless you allow sending to users in your
local domain
Bill,
I need a UniBasic program that uses a lot of code from another program.
I am inclined to move all of the common code out to an include file.
If you do decide to use an include file, have a look at compile time
directives. These allow block of code to be included or excluded by the
compiler
You chances of stuffing up a program that INCLUDEs logic by a small change
to that logic are much higher than if you CALL it as an external routine.
Immediately you eliminate the risk of someone introducing a new local
variable into either your main line or the INLCUDE and finding that it
collides
Safwat,
UniVerse has a websphere api, although consider the performance requirements
as IBM mentioned it is not a good alternative for pooling processes.
What we have is a WebSphere MQ API which is different from what Tony is referring to in
his message about the WebSphere middle-tier (see
Bill,
What is the new PDF software?
I don't think Anthony meant that message to go to the list, he is
testing a new version of our PDF suite for U2.
AD
The CROSS PDF Suite allows you to generate PDF documents direct from U2
Windows/Unix/Linux. Quick conversion for existing reports and field
Hi All,
I would like to disable UniObjects and ODBC access to UV 10.1.x on AIX
via the Unirpc service but still allow UniAdmin to function.
I think I can achieve this editing the
/usr/ibm/unishared/unirpc/unirpcservices file but I am unsure which
services I need to edit/remove to stop
Thanks Brian and Ray, I'll delete the services we don't want to run and
decide whether we really want UniAdmin (or if we should limit it to
particular hosts).
regards,
Craig
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John,
The UniBasic Extensions guide says you need to run the script
makeu2mqs to
enable WebSphere MQ support. I do this and it errors xlc: not found.
xlc is
the IBM C compiler. Is my only option to buy and install the C compiler?
which release of U2 on which architecture?
regards,
John,
in the work subdirectory of ud60 is a file called u2mqseries.mk.
This sets CC=xlc for the build.
I have used gcc succesfully when recompiling UniVerse.
You can download it from IBM here
http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/aix/products/aixos/linux/
or as a smit installable package from here
Mike,
I have to code 'if (TheField eq 0) and (len(TheField) eq 5) then
How about:
if (TheField MATCHES 5N) AND (TheField eq 0) then
or
if (TheField MATCHES '0') then
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But why doesn't 'if (TheField eq 0)' work properly?
[I can sort of understand this being mis-recognised as a numeric
compare]
Or 'if (TheField: eq 0 )' ?
[Now that really should work, in my view, but it doesn't]
Sorry Mike :) I was in helpful but thoughtless mode, didn't
Hi Cedric,
sock = %socket(AF$INET, SOCK$STREAM, 0)
err = %setsockopt(sock, SOL$SOCKET, SO$REUSEADDR, one, 1)
err = %bind(sock, AF$INET, INADDR$ANY, ser.port)
%listen(sock, 3)
loop
while 1 do
send/receive operations
repeat
I think the UniVerse equivalent would be:
err = initServerSocket(,
Tony,
I don't do U2 sockets but I'm guessing Craig's code is missing something.
In socket comms, you wait on the listen, accept a connection, do whatever
you need, then go back to listen. Looping on accept is OK but after the
repeat you have to go back to listening, and that shouldn't mean
Check the SET.INDEX command - it's lets you change the path to the index
in the main file's header. Which is all you'd need to do after copying
the file indices.
Thanks Adrian ... bit embarrassing that I missed that one when I read
the manual :)
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Mark,
I know you usually look for cross platform solutions, so this may be a
UVism but how about
NEW=ABC:REC[15,-1]
Then you have no constant limits to worry about.
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Ross,
Ross Ferris wrote:
Somewhat off topic I know, but does anyone have any definitive
information re these 2 technologies?
Traditionally I've always used SCSI drives, as many years ago we
discovered that although the specs if EIDE looked good on paper, in
practice they were sub-optimal.
I
David,
are you connecting to localhost or 127.0.0.1.
I have had problems in the past where a DNS server returned a value for
localhost which was not 127.0.0.1.
It could explain why you had problems on both machines.
You might also have a look at your hosts file in \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 and
see
Jacques,
0001: A = SPACE(7)
0002: A = LOWER(FOLD(A,1))
just crashed on my AIX 4.3.3 server running UV 10.1.12.
The crash occcured in Reality and Ideal flavour accounts.
Abnormal termination of UniVerse.
Fault type is 11. Layer type is BASIC run machine.
Fault occurred in BASIC program TEST
Mike,
I think your best solution would the IBM MQSeries interface (be aware
that IBM have not provided access to the transaction/rollback aspects of
MQ in their UV interface, this has led us to not switch to the new UV-MQ
interface).
If you can't use the MQSeries interface (and fair enough
Mike,
In this particular instance, 'hard real-time' isn't an issue, a delay of
a few seconds would be quite OK.
I wasn't commenting on hard real-time. MQ Series and MSMQ guarantee
delivery not delivery time (I could be wrong about MSMQ).
Rather I was thinking about how guaranteed you need
Mike,
have a look at this MSMQ example from MSDN:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/msmq/msmq_using_transactions_1gz2.asp
I don't know if GCI presents any special problems under windows but this
looks like it might work to send a single message transaction
Bjorn,
the past few releases of UD have allowed the use of the ENCRYPT function
specifically for MD5 hashing.
I have some source code that Dave Meagher wrote. It claims to do
encryption (BLOWFISH, CIPHER, ICRYPT, IDEA) and hashing (MD5, SHA1). I
have no idea if it works but I can send it to
This thread, while starting on noble grounds of 'good' programming
practices, will eventually turn into a pissing contest of implied standards.
Will?
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Hi Harkinder,
you should probably have a look at the RTF spec here
http://www.wotsit.org/search.asp?page=3s=text
From memory you want a
\page
Instruction to insert a page break or perhaps
\sect
To start a new section (which by default starts a new page) and will
allow you to supply
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