I don't have the ability to explain the code but my plan was to grep through the code for everyone that touches the hashtable and then try to understand it...
... As a starting point, there are some examples in the webserver/inetd and html rendering code in langhtml.c. -Andre -- Andre Radke + http://spicynoodles.net/...
Any luck with getting the repro? It would really help -- would probably point to a simple way to fix the crash. If you need Visual Studio or Vista or other...
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Seth
yahoo.seth@...
May 2, 2007 2:16 pm
... Why won't it compile? What was the error? What Andre wrote was valid, and should not have caused a compilation error unless you put it in the wrote place...
I didn't see anuy qoutes around the code. I placed the two rez calls in the place indicated by his before and after code. When I get back in front of the...
... Seth, you were right: the double broom is my friend. This time it compiled and it *still* crashed in the same way. I'll keep digging as I get more...
... I don't have a compact repro case for you yet, but I have made some progress. First, it turns out that the IE component is not called directly from...
... I had more time over the weekend, so I've been walking the code, trying to find out what's going on in the guts of the kernel just before the crash occurs....
On Mac OSX 10.4.9 under the settings web page for domains it says 127.0.0.2: / :Guest Databases:www:attachments: folder I have my port set to 8080 in Frontier...
On Mac OSX 10.4.9 under the settings web page for domains it says 127.0.0.2: / :Guest Databases:www:attachments: folder i.e. a Frontier setting? I'm not...
Hey Russ, I'm looking into the problem. My initial investigation indicates that Frontier could be more flexible in dealing with port changes like the ones...
Hey Russ, You'll also want to be sure to use the Install mainResponder Site command in the Server menu if you haven't already done so to change the url of the...
... http://127.0.0.2:8080/AandH_Dairy_380.html now works just fine. The file is in the www:attachments folder. Thanks Russ One more question, as usual. How do...
My bad please ignore this. I've got something going locally that I had planned to release once I felt it was ready for prime time. It's not ready at this...
With Radio I have my forms call a static web page served by Radio that just contains a macro. For example <%ifarmsuite.webforms.activehay("AKA")%> Is a text...
... I did try that it did not work. ... Is the problem due to the fact that I am serving static pages without a website defined in Frontier. The above link...
Hey Russ, I suspect that Radio was written to process macros from files on disk in certain circumstances, whereas mainResponder was not. As an example, I just...
With a little bit of work you could copy the responder out of Radio.root and install into Frontier.root (or any other root file) and hook that up as the...
... Change that to a "huge" amount of work. Radio's responder behaves in a way that's unique to Radio and relies on code only in Radio.root-- if my brain...
... I never used Radio much "as Radio" (vs. as Frontier lite) so I'm not sure what "multi-user version of Radio" means -- but I'll bet the scope is quite a bit...
OK I give up on macros in static pages. I can always just use Radio for that purpose. My next idea was to make a new website from the menu Operations - Web-New...
I am able to make ajax work from files in the attachments folder. Except that I can't run macros in those files. I can do a get of a text or xml file, but not...
Hey Russ, Ajax like behaviour can be acheived using a mainResponder website and Frontier. That is why I put the sample up in my file area, to prove that it...
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frontierkernel@yahoog...
May 30, 2007 2:59 am
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the frontierkernel group. File :...
I'm pleased to announce the completion of the native MySQL client within Frontier, for Windows. Frontier already supports limited MySQL access through the ODBC...
Great news! Thanks so much! ... I'd love to take a crack at the Mac side. It may take several days for me to get into it. I'll keep you all posted. And...
