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The Rest - Ask For Help / Re: Is it ok to ask about nettalk 8.71 here? :-)
« on: January 30, 2021, 06:26:07 AM »
I just found the "Conversion to Nettalk 8 Guide". Ill go through that and see what changed...
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The Rest - Ask For Help / Is it ok to ask about nettalk 8.71 here? :-)
« on: January 29, 2021, 02:32:04 PM »
I have been out of Clarion for 8 years or so. Just back trying to use nettalk to put a personal program on the web for my own remote use. Latest version of NT that I have is 8.71 (its old and so am I <g>).
I am getting a clean compile and the server starts but i get an exception when I hit it with the browser. Thanks!
I am getting a clean compile and the server starts but i get an exception when I hit it with the browser. Thanks!
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Web Server - Share Knowledge / Re: Mapping & Geocoding Part 2
« on: January 28, 2013, 10:35:34 AM »
Thanks Don.
I haven't had a chance to look at it but may try in the next week or two....although if you didn't have much success, I may not either...<g>
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I haven't had a chance to look at it but may try in the next week or two....although if you didn't have much success, I may not either...<g>
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Web Server - Share Knowledge / Re: Mapping & Geocoding Part 2
« on: January 26, 2013, 06:32:02 AM »
Hi Don,
Have you had any success with Leaflet?
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Have you had any success with Leaflet?
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Web Server - Share Knowledge / Re: Mapping & Geocoding Part 2
« on: January 01, 2013, 12:43:55 PM »
Here are a couple of links that might be useful...
http://leafletjs.com/features.html
and
http://www.netmagazine.com/features/top-seven-alternatives-google-maps-api
Leaflet looks pretty good...
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http://leafletjs.com/features.html
and
http://www.netmagazine.com/features/top-seven-alternatives-google-maps-api
Leaflet looks pretty good...
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Web Server - Share Knowledge / Re: Mapping & Geocoding Part 2
« on: January 01, 2013, 07:14:47 AM »
Hi Don.
This looks really interesting. I hope to get a chance to play with it sometime this week.
Thanks for posting it.
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This looks really interesting. I hope to get a chance to play with it sometime this week.
Thanks for posting it.
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Having trouble getting the Redactor editor to work.
« on: December 23, 2012, 02:20:29 PM »
And another Redactor question... Can this spell checker http://jquery-spellchecker.badsyntax.co/redactor.html be added to the NT Redactor? Maybe at some point??
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Web Server - Share Knowledge / Re: A handy tip if your are developing Mobile web 'apps' using NetTalk6
« on: December 23, 2012, 01:54:35 PM »
Thanks, Devan! That is indeed useful.
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Web Server - Share Knowledge / Re: Mapping and Geocoding Example
« on: December 23, 2012, 01:48:57 PM »
Thanks, Don.
This is going to be fun to play with!
It only seems to work all the way on an iPad. On the desktop, neither of the multiple markers seem to work, and on an ICS Android, none of the maps work, but I suspect that is a nettalk mobile problem. I am using nt7.0.
I might attempt to add a route from my current position to an address for a mobile or ipad device, once i get the js figured out<g>.
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This is going to be fun to play with!
It only seems to work all the way on an iPad. On the desktop, neither of the multiple markers seem to work, and on an ICS Android, none of the maps work, but I suspect that is a nettalk mobile problem. I am using nt7.0.
I might attempt to add a route from my current position to an address for a mobile or ipad device, once i get the js figured out<g>.
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: NT7 OK.
« on: December 21, 2012, 12:04:53 PM »
Charl,
I converted a 6.44 app to 7.0 last week with no changes necessary and no problems. I did save my 6 accessory folder and 6 app just in case, however.
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I converted a 6.44 app to 7.0 last week with no changes necessary and no problems. I did save my 6 accessory folder and 6 app just in case, however.
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Server is on version 6.48 but web folder is on version 6.47
« on: October 24, 2012, 09:26:00 AM »
Thanks, Don.
I tried that a couple of times a while back and refreshing the page didn't seem to help. It could have been pilot error though<g>.
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I tried that a couple of times a while back and refreshing the page didn't seem to help. It could have been pilot error though<g>.
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Server is on version 6.48 but web folder is on version 6.47
« on: October 23, 2012, 09:00:17 AM »
While we are on the subject, how do you clear this message on an Ipad, Iphone and Android phone? No Ctrl F5 there...I havent found an easy way, but probably am missing something simple.
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: IPv6 transition and Nettalk
« on: October 03, 2012, 11:36:40 AM »
Hi Bruce,
I am back on the cgi project again<g>.
Attached are two clarion server cgi pgms, one standard cgi and another win cgi. All the programs do is to send back html consisting of a 'hello world' and all of the parameters that the server passed to them about the session, either in the environment variables, or in the case of win-cgi, the ini file.
To see the win cgi output from my Website server go to:
http://www.skipwill.com/cgi-win/wincgipgm.exe/?Test Win cgi Data
and for standard cgi, go to
http://www.skipwill.com/cgi-bin/stdcgipgm.exe/?Test cgi data
If you have any Nettalk/Oddjob examples that might help jump start this project, they would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
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I am back on the cgi project again<g>.
Attached are two clarion server cgi pgms, one standard cgi and another win cgi. All the programs do is to send back html consisting of a 'hello world' and all of the parameters that the server passed to them about the session, either in the environment variables, or in the case of win-cgi, the ini file.
To see the win cgi output from my Website server go to:
http://www.skipwill.com/cgi-win/wincgipgm.exe/?Test Win cgi Data
and for standard cgi, go to
http://www.skipwill.com/cgi-bin/stdcgipgm.exe/?Test cgi data
If you have any Nettalk/Oddjob examples that might help jump start this project, they would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: IPv6 transition and Nettalk
« on: August 23, 2012, 01:26:41 PM »
Thanks Bruce,
Win-cgi - The url might look like:
//www.myip.com/win-cgi/mycgipgm.exe/?data_to_be_passed
The 'win-cgi' in the url tells the server that it is a win-cgi pgm in addition to the path of the program.
When the server runs the cgi pgm, it passes the name of an ini file that it built to the cgi pgm on the command line. Ini file has, among other things, the name of the file for the cgi pgm to write its output, then name of an 'input' file containing any 'post'ed data, etc. The cgi pgm does its thing, writes its output to the file and ends. The server recognizes the cgi pgm ended and sends the contents of the output file, then deletes the ini, input, and output files. The file names are generated by the server (ie:1646.in, 1646.out, 1646.ini).
Std-cgi - Pretty much the same except the url will specify std-cgi instead of win-cgi. Server puts all of the same parameters in environment variables and runs the cgi pgm. The cgi pgm gets the environment variables, and if there is posted data, reads stdin. The cgi pgm then writes output to stdout and ends.
In the next week or so, I will do a word doc that 'splains it better and also some simple test win-cgi and std-cg programs (that I will need anyway)
A sample win-cgi ini file, created by the server...
[CGI]
Request Protocol=HTTP/1.0
Request Method=POST
Request Keep-Alive=No
Executable Path=/cgi-win/i2swta.exe
Logical Path=/Form
Physical Path=C:\WebSite\htdocs\Form
Query String=R=CBR2_ICO*3250----0104______swilliams____________NNENN4.6c2835068N
Server Software=WebSite/1.1
Server Name=local server
Server Port=80
Server Admin=skip@gtis.com
CGI Version=CGI/1.3 (Win)
Remote Address=192.168.0.111
User Agent=WTA2K (4.6c)
Content Type=
Content Length=27
[System]
GMT Offset=-18000
Debug Mode=Yes
Output File=C:\WebSite\cgi-temp\aabws.out
Content File=C:\WebSite\cgi-temp\aabws.inp
[Accept]
=Yes
[Extra Headers]
Host=192.168.0.111
Cache-Control=no-cache
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Win-cgi - The url might look like:
//www.myip.com/win-cgi/mycgipgm.exe/?data_to_be_passed
The 'win-cgi' in the url tells the server that it is a win-cgi pgm in addition to the path of the program.
When the server runs the cgi pgm, it passes the name of an ini file that it built to the cgi pgm on the command line. Ini file has, among other things, the name of the file for the cgi pgm to write its output, then name of an 'input' file containing any 'post'ed data, etc. The cgi pgm does its thing, writes its output to the file and ends. The server recognizes the cgi pgm ended and sends the contents of the output file, then deletes the ini, input, and output files. The file names are generated by the server (ie:1646.in, 1646.out, 1646.ini).
Std-cgi - Pretty much the same except the url will specify std-cgi instead of win-cgi. Server puts all of the same parameters in environment variables and runs the cgi pgm. The cgi pgm gets the environment variables, and if there is posted data, reads stdin. The cgi pgm then writes output to stdout and ends.
In the next week or so, I will do a word doc that 'splains it better and also some simple test win-cgi and std-cg programs (that I will need anyway)
A sample win-cgi ini file, created by the server...
[CGI]
Request Protocol=HTTP/1.0
Request Method=POST
Request Keep-Alive=No
Executable Path=/cgi-win/i2swta.exe
Logical Path=/Form
Physical Path=C:\WebSite\htdocs\Form
Query String=R=CBR2_ICO*3250----0104______swilliams____________NNENN4.6c2835068N
Server Software=WebSite/1.1
Server Name=local server
Server Port=80
Server Admin=skip@gtis.com
CGI Version=CGI/1.3 (Win)
Remote Address=192.168.0.111
User Agent=WTA2K (4.6c)
Content Type=
Content Length=27
[System]
GMT Offset=-18000
Debug Mode=Yes
Output File=C:\WebSite\cgi-temp\aabws.out
Content File=C:\WebSite\cgi-temp\aabws.inp
[Accept]
=Yes
[Extra Headers]
Host=192.168.0.111
Cache-Control=no-cache
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: IPv6 transition and Nettalk
« on: August 22, 2012, 01:01:31 PM »
Thanks, Bruce.
Any pointers that you may have would be greatly appreciated!
I will have to do both win-cgi and std-cgi as we have a mix of both. Need to serve some plain old html pages as well.
We use the ip address/ip address range for automatic login for several customers so there will be some work in making the ip address field larger in several places and also changing the range computation (if that can be done with ipv6 ... ie: 123.456.23.* )
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Any pointers that you may have would be greatly appreciated!
I will have to do both win-cgi and std-cgi as we have a mix of both. Need to serve some plain old html pages as well.
We use the ip address/ip address range for automatic login for several customers so there will be some work in making the ip address field larger in several places and also changing the range computation (if that can be done with ipv6 ... ie: 123.456.23.* )
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