Hola Carlos,
El xBScript se instala en servidores Windows (XP Pro, 2000, 2003, 2008, etc.), despues que se ha configurado correctamente el servicio de Internet Information Server (IIS), es lo que conozco hasta ahora. Creo que no existe aun para servidores Linux. Si le hechas el ojo a los comentarios en el foro (news.xHarbour.com), veras algunos realizados a los autores sobre este respecto.
Se trata de una .DLL que se carga al Windows del Servidor Web (donde esta instalado y configurado el IIS), y toda la informacion la encontraras en http://www.xharbour.com/xhc/index.asp?p ... show_sub=1
Abrazos,
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Web based interface for FWH
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by jllinas » Thu Jan 07, 2010 2:33 pm
Julio Llinás
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by Enrrique Vertiz » Thu Jan 07, 2010 4:42 pm
Antonio, muy buena noticia, es lo que creo muchos estamos esperando, estaremos atentos
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by anserkk » Fri Jan 08, 2010 6:42 am
Dear Mr.Julio Llinás ,
The xBscript is supposed to be installed on the IIS Server right ? and not on the Client's PC. I am just trying to understand the concept. Please forgive my ignorance in this regard.
I was of the impression that the scripting language is installed on the web server and when the client web browser request for a web page, the webserver will do the necessary process using the xbscript and Html tags and delivers the HTML page to the requesting client PC's Web browser like IE or Mozilla Firefox.
I tried visting the page http://www.xharbour.com/xbs/buttons.htm
On Mozila Firefox, the page displayed without any errors but nothing happened when I clicked on the buttons on the page.
On Internet Explorer, it said an ActiveX is to be installed on my PC, and I choose to allow the installation. But the installation was not completed and it displayed an error saying that "Windows has blocked the software because it cant verify the publisher. Name xBScript.Cab", Publisher unknown". Once I click the Ok button of the error popup window, the html page is displayed but nothing happens when I click on the buttons on the web page. The screen snapshot of the same is attached below.
Regards
Anser
The xBscript is supposed to be installed on the IIS Server right ? and not on the Client's PC. I am just trying to understand the concept. Please forgive my ignorance in this regard.
I was of the impression that the scripting language is installed on the web server and when the client web browser request for a web page, the webserver will do the necessary process using the xbscript and Html tags and delivers the HTML page to the requesting client PC's Web browser like IE or Mozilla Firefox.
I tried visting the page http://www.xharbour.com/xbs/buttons.htm
On Mozila Firefox, the page displayed without any errors but nothing happened when I clicked on the buttons on the page.
On Internet Explorer, it said an ActiveX is to be installed on my PC, and I choose to allow the installation. But the installation was not completed and it displayed an error saying that "Windows has blocked the software because it cant verify the publisher. Name xBScript.Cab", Publisher unknown". Once I click the Ok button of the error popup window, the html page is displayed but nothing happens when I click on the buttons on the web page. The screen snapshot of the same is attached below.
Regards
Anser
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by frose » Fri Jan 08, 2010 7:12 am
Anser,
adjust the internet security option of IE and it will run
Firefox isn't an ActiveScript Host, so it won't run
adjust the internet security option of IE and it will run
Firefox isn't an ActiveScript Host, so it won't run
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FWH 23.10 x86
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by anserkk » Fri Jan 08, 2010 7:24 am
Hi,
It seems that xbScript is a client side scripting tool. (Your scripting source code will be available to the users.) I am not sure, the experts here has to confirm it.
I downloaded xBscript.Dll on to my PC and registered the DLL.
After registering the DLL the Sample pages are running, but it is running only on Internet Explorer. The web page is not functioning as expected on Mozila Firefox and Chrome browsers.
Regards
Anser
It seems that xbScript is a client side scripting tool. (Your scripting source code will be available to the users.) I am not sure, the experts here has to confirm it.
I downloaded xBscript.Dll on to my PC and registered the DLL.
After registering the DLL the Sample pages are running, but it is running only on Internet Explorer. The web page is not functioning as expected on Mozila Firefox and Chrome browsers.
Regards
Anser
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by Antonio Linares » Fri Jan 08, 2010 9:40 am
Anser,
The solution we are working on does not use any scripting tool except simple javascript, on the client side
viewtopic.php?p=92942#p92942
The solution we are working on does not use any scripting tool except simple javascript, on the client side
viewtopic.php?p=92942#p92942
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by anserkk » Fri Jan 08, 2010 9:47 am
Mr.Antonio,
Thank you for the information. Definitely it is going to be a great tool and a turning point.
Regards
Anser
Thank you for the information. Definitely it is going to be a great tool and a turning point.
Regards
Anser
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by Enrico Maria Giordano » Fri Jan 08, 2010 10:02 am
anserkk wrote:It seems that xbScript is a client side scripting tool.
No, it is server side (too?).
EMG
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by anserkk » Fri Jan 08, 2010 10:06 am
No, it is server side (too?).
Ok. That's good. Then the sample pages should have demonstrated the Server side scripting with command RunAt Server.
Regards
Anser
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by Enrico Maria Giordano » Fri Jan 08, 2010 10:21 am
You have to install xbScript on the server and then use it just like VBScript. A sample:
EMG
- Code: Select all Expand view RUN
- <%@ language = "xbScript" %>
<html>
<body>
<%
SET CENTURY ON
SET DEFAULT TO ( Server:MapPath( "./" ) )
USE TEST
WHILE !EOF()
Response:Write( "<div>" + FIELD -> last + " " + FIELD -> first + " " + DTOC( FIELD -> hiredate ) + "</div>" )
SKIP
ENDDO
CLOSE
%>
</body>
</html>
EMG
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by anserkk » Fri Jan 08, 2010 11:02 am
Dear EMG,
That's a very good sample
Hope the web hosting company will allow to Register the DLL
Regards
Anser
That's a very good sample
Hope the web hosting company will allow to Register the DLL
Regards
Anser
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by Antonio Linares » Fri Jan 08, 2010 11:23 am
Anser,
> Hope the web hosting company will allow to Register the DLL
No, they will not allow to do it unless you use a dedicated server.
Thats why that solution is not workable for low cost hosting plans. Neither you can use it with google apps servers (low cost, but very high power).
> Hope the web hosting company will allow to Register the DLL
No, they will not allow to do it unless you use a dedicated server.
Thats why that solution is not workable for low cost hosting plans. Neither you can use it with google apps servers (low cost, but very high power).
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by Enrico Maria Giordano » Fri Jan 08, 2010 11:25 am
anserkk wrote:Hope the web hosting company will allow to Register the DLL
And this is generally the problem of such kind of techniques.
EMG
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by anserkk » Fri Jan 08, 2010 11:50 am
No, they will not allow to do it unless you use a dedicated server.
And this is generally the problem of such kind of techniques.
Dedicated Server will be a very expensive solution for the clients
Regards
Anser
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Re: Web based interface for FWH
by Horizon » Fri Jan 08, 2010 3:04 pm
Hi,
This is very interesting thread. Can anyone please explain step by step what should i do to display a one dbf file.
Thanks
This is very interesting thread. Can anyone please explain step by step what should i do to display a one dbf file.
Thanks
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