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... Logic Based on Input: It processes the input data (the keys and values in hPost) and generates a response based on this data, which is a common pattern in API endpoints. The function processes a POST request containing JSON data, logs the data, and returns a JSON response with the processing ...

... the same search. TC 1.40 min findstr 40 sec = command prompt ps 15 sec Get-ChildItem -Path c:\www\htdocs -Recurse -Filter *.prg | Select-String -Pattern "AP_GetPairs()" | ForEach-Object { $_.Path } I think I'll continue with PowerShell. Best regards, Otto

...      //aSuperGroup 3   local aHeader3:= {"Napoli","Bari","Palermo"} each header has the following pattern oBrw:SetGroupHeader( aSuperGroup[1], 2, 21 ) oBrw:SetGroupHeader( aSuperGroup[2], 22, 41 ) oBrw:SetGroupHeader( aSuperGroup[3], 42, 56 ) I try ...

... </SOAP-ENV:Body> </SOAP-ENV:Envelope> And follow the example prg trying to reach the same pattern. static procedure DOMElotech() local cXML, oDOMDocument, oXmldsig, oStore, oCertificados local nI, oCert, cSerialCert, oStoreMem cXML := '<?xml ...

Hello Antonio, I compiled and ran your testprn2.prg i and the preview displays the nice pattern of plus signs but the pdf only displays 2 blank pages. As I said before I suspect it has something to do with the application not being able to access the preview temp files ...

... . Using CYaPass All you have to do is: Add / Select a SiteKey (reminds you which site the password is used for) Draw your secret pattern (it is never stored anywhere) The program remembers which password requirements (uppercase, special characters, length) are required by the ...

... CLR_BLACK, CLR_HGREEN )    end   oBtn:refresh()RETURN Dear friend, Thanks for the example, but I have a difficulty I inserted a pattern by calling it from another dialog when I return to the dialog where the btnbmp are they are not colored if I insert a function to refresh all ...

... I found the following: COM does not directly support the Singleton pattern, but it does not strictly prohibit it either. It's just that there's no registry setting that says "always serves the same object." ...

Please try using:

o2:Invoke( "TestConnectionDll", "" )

Greeting, I was away for a while. If an o2 instance is called from BluetoothConnector, How to call the TestConnectionDll method eg: ret: = o2: TestConnectionDll ("") // -> error ret: = o2: BluetoothConnector: TestConnectionDll ("") // -> error In other words, no matter how ...

Ok, i'll try to call TestConnectionDLL with an argument ...

I will report the result ...

> oPOS := CREATEOBJECT("BluetoothConnector.GetInstance('TestConnectionDLL()' ) or something ?

o2 should be the oPOS you were looking for

//////////////////////////////////////////// o1 := CreateObject( "PaymentService.BluetoothConnector" ) o2 := TOleAuto():New( o1:Invoke( "GetInstance" ) ) MsgInfo( ValType( o1 ) ) // -> "O" MsgInfo( ValType( o2 ) ) // -> "O" //////////////////////////////...

Please try this:

local o1 := CreateObject( "PaymentService.BluetoothConnector" )
local o2 := TOleAuto():New( o1:Invoke( "GetInstance" ) )

//////////////////////////////////////////// o1 := CREATEOBJECT("PaymentService.BluetoothConnector") // ok MsgInfo( ValType( o1 ) ) // -> "O" local22 := o1:Invoke( "GetInstance" ) MsgInfo( ValType( local22 ) ) // N MsgInfo( str( local22 ) ) // 244252684 o2 := o1:Get...