Will,

Yes, we DO persist record locks, so a Visage application can happily co-exist with its 
green screen cohorts.

I know that "everyone" says that this is impossible with a non-persistent application 
.... they are wrong !

Sorry, I'm not going to publish the code here :-) ........ suffice to say that BECAUSE 
we have had the luxury of time to develop Vis�ge, we have overcome MANY problems that 
face this type of technology - and this isn't even the most difficult !

Many of our "competitors" have inherent problems with their approaches that I don't 
think even THEY know they have yet (sorry, I'm not going to give THEM a heads up 
either :-). One day they will go SPLAT, and find that they are going to have to take 
more than a few steps backwards (been there, done that), if not a TOTAL system re-tool 
.... 'tis the nature of the beast.

As our "sales spiel" goes, one of the biggest advantages you get with Vis�ge is all of 
the mistakes we have made along the way. You are left with a "distillate" that is very 
"pure", efficient, and potent :-)

Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage - an Evolution in Software Development


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>Subject: Re: GUI from Mv code Re: Crystal Reports
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>In a message dated 4/18/2004 11:23:25 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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>> That would certainly be the case, especially when you also take into
>account the REDUCTION of DB licences required to support your user
>population ! (or for existing sites the ability to increase the effective
>user population, without a corresponding increase in DB licences).
>>
>> This is because Vis�ge uses web technology for data transport, and
>operates with a non-persistent connection model, so you are only
>"connected" to the backend database to do things
>> like reading records, and executing server code.
>
>Hold on here amigo.
>Are you saying you do not persist record locks?
>You know what I mean.
>Explain how you do this.
>Will
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