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Milestones

Has anybody else noticed that the Hive now has over 1000 nodes (pages) of content?

As far as milestones go, I think this one is pretty nifty.


Proparse

Hi all,

I am in the process of releasing Proparse under the terms of the Eclipse Public License. Think of it as a wee gift from Judy and I.

I am removing the license protection from the binary installer package on my web site, and I am loading Proparse's source up into a new SVN repository here on the Hive. I am creating a Project and a Group here on the Hive as well for issue tracking, etc.

It's probably going to be a bit sloppy at first, sorry about that. I'm pretty busy with a couple of customers at the moment.


Problem with _osprint.p reporting

Hi guys,

I have a problem with printing using _osprint. I does print but the first 9 or 10 characters
of the output is not printed on the paper. What I mean is, if you try to see, those characters
are printed off the paper. Here's how i called it..

RUN adecomm\_osprint.p ( INPUT hWindow,
INPUT vCh_path,
INPUT 25,
INPUT 1 + 2 + 8,
INPUT 0,
INPUT 2,


Give a warning when CURRENT-VALUE(SomeSequence) / DYNAMIC-CURRENT-VALUE is assigned to a table field.

The usual use of a sequence is to have a fast way get a guaranteed unique ID for a new record of a specified table.

Because multiple clients can use the CURRENT-VALUE (or DYNAMIC-CURRENT-VALUE) function at the same time for a given sequence, it is not safe to use this kind of construct:

table.field = CURRENT-VALUE(SomeSequence). /*use current sequence value - multiple clients could get the same value before the sequence is incremented on the next line or further in the program*/
NEXT-VALUE(SomeSequence). /*increment the sequence*/


Treeview of 4glTrace of the LOG-MANAGER?

Does anyone know about a program that would be a Treeview of the output created with LOG-MANAGER when at least the 4GLTRACE log entry type is activated ("à la Pro*Spy Plus" but with all the details from the LOG-MANAGER log)?


projects code upgraded to project-4.7.x-1.3

I have just now upgraded the code of the "project" module to project-4.7.x-1.3, because of security advisory DRUPAL-SA-2007-020.

But this does not fix the Edit problem discussed in http://www.oehive.org/node/974


Upgrade to Drupal 5, but what about module og2list?

Don't begin to upgrade until og2list is stable
0% (0 votes)
We don't need og2list. Upgrade to Drupal 5 and forget og2list
0% (0 votes)
Upgrade to Drupal 5 now without og2list, add og2list later
0% (0 votes)
Upgrade to Drupal 5, hope the HEAD revision of og2list is good enough
100% (3 votes)
Total votes: 3

OpenEdge Replication 10.1BSP01

And so, my "impish" handles again run into on something not comprehensible.

Progress 10.1BSP01
OpenEdge Replication 10.1BSP01.

After coasting SP01 categorically ceased to work replication on some base on side target-server exactly.
Errors everywhere following: Code:

[2007/07/30@09:25:12.895+0600] P-7347 T--1789493408 I RPLA 66: (10501) The Fathom Replication Agent has been successfully started as PID 7347.
[2007/07/30@09:25:12.896+0600] P-7347 T--1789493408 I RPLA 66: (5485) Service transport TCP is busy.


Hive upgraded to drupal-4.7.7

Drupal 4.7.7 was released because of security hotfix DRUPAL-SA-2007-018. The release also contains some bugfixes that were already pending. I have upgraded oehive to 4.7.7 and everything seems to work as expected.


Scheduled and unscheduled downtime

Today we've noticed that the site has sometimes been unavailable. I put in a support request with our hosting provider (WestHost), but they didn't see anything wrong, so we're not sure what's up.

Also, WestHost tells us that we "will be moved to a new server on June 13th between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. MDT. During the process of moving an account to a new server it is inaccessible for approximately 10 to 30 minutes."

We don't expect this move to help with performance, but WestHost is making further upgrades, scheduled for the end of this summer, which we hope will help.


added new group: "Exchange and PTW"

Hi,
I have added a new group to the Hive: "Exchange and PTW". The purpose of this group is to make it easy to write blogs (or other content types like pictures) and also to make it easy to locate them. An other purpose is to enable targetted e-mail notifications, because you receive an e-mail notification when you are subsribed to this group and anyone posts anything to the group. Effectively, the Exchange related topics are transported from the "The Hive" group to the new group, because the "The Hive" group is supposed to discuss Hive features.


How to upload a photograph (or image)

A picture can say more than a thousand words. Yet I am going to waste some words: on the subject of how to upload a picture to this website.

I think there are broadly two purposes for images:
- you are writing some text (like a help topic) and want to attach an in-line image to illustrate the text, or
- the image itself is the subject (for example a photograph) and you want to publish it, probably in an image gallery


small gem for standard alert-box : CTRL-C

When I had an alert-box that I wanted to keep for information purposes, I used to ALT-PrintScreen it and paste it to MS Paint. I just learned that you can just CTRL-C the alert-box and paste it to any text editor (e.g. Notepad).


Proogle Search Plugin For Opera

For Opera, there are two ways to add a search engine:

1. Manual.
- Press CTRL-F12 to bring up the settings window
- Select tab 'search engines'
- Click 'add'
- Click 'details >>'
- Enter the data for the search engine:
name : Proogle
key : P
address: http://www.oehive.org/proogle?cx=005884031984697715592%3Amsozghwrom0&cof...

2. Changing search.ini
- locate the search.ini file in directory C:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\Opera\Opera\profile\
- add the following lines:

[Search Engine 22]
Name=Proogle


browser plugins for Proogle

Mozilla FireFox

(compiled from PEG messages by Gordon Robertson and Scott M Dulecki)

When you use Mozilla FireFox as your browser, you can teach it so search in Proogle.
Here is how:
Locate your FireFox installation directory; on my PC it is "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox"
This directory already has a subdirectory "searchplugins".

Attached to this topic is a file "proogle-firefox.zip", it contains two files "proogle.src" and "proogle.gif". Save these two files in the "searchplugins" directory.
The Proogle search plugin will be enabled when you restart FireFox.


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