Re: [U2] Scrub Fix OutCome

[Bill Brutzman]

David:

I am glad to learn now that UV 11 has some major new OBDC things. 

Yesterday... I just released my third HTML app (runs on both mobile + desktop) 
that uses ColdFusion to grab UniVerse data to hydrate and launch pdf forms in 
the user's browser.  The apps/forms... [1] Purchase Order [2] Invoice [3] Part 
Inspection... were whipped up with Adobe's (LiveCycle) Designer.  I can now do 
one (or two) form apps like this in one day.

I have not aware of any other technology out there that can do this.

--Bill
 

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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Hona, David
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2012 8:15 AM
Subject: Re: [U2] Scrub HangUp Fixed

Bill,

You make good and valid points. :)

To all question posters in general (not directed a Bill): 
The better the quality of the problem definition and context = the better the 
quality of the response. 

As I sometimes jokingly tell my users: 
All answers are free, but correct answers are cost money. However, dumb and 
puzzled looks are at no extra charge!

I agree, it is difficult to justify the expense of any course - let alone 
finding the time to attend - even if it is a webinar-style course. Send your 
suggestion directly to Rocket about posting on that site. They won't know 
unless you do that.

It sounds like you should upgrade to UV11.x to get the most out of ODBC 3.0 
compliance and any other bug fixes in UV. 

Any reason you really need to use ColdFusion? Can some other tool do what you 
want? Have you turned-on server-side and client-side debugging to pinpoint your 
issue? 

Yes, I fumbled across the Dictionary clean-up webinar myself - after seeing an 
invite to another for U2 .NET Toolkit held the other day. 

Kind regards,
David

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Re: [U2] Scrub Fix OutCome

[Tony Gravagno]

 From: Bill Brutzman 
 Yesterday... I just released my third HTML app (runs on both mobile
+
 desktop) that uses ColdFusion to grab UniVerse data to hydrate and
 launch pdf forms in the user's browser.  The apps/forms... [1]
Purchase
 Order [2] Invoice [3] Part Inspection... were whipped up with
Adobe's
 (LiveCycle) Designer.  I can now do one (or two) form apps like this
in
 one day.
 
 I have not aware of any other technology out there that can do this.

You mean in Pick? Back in 2000 I was doing demos with D3 of
ColdFusion, PDF forms for data entry, and even pre-Ajax field-level
validation in HTML. As to non-Pick, the tools you're talking about are
used by many thousands of developers. It's great that MV people are
using mainstream technology, and serious kudos for your
accomplishments. But it's mainstream because everyone else is
already doing it.

T

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