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What does Atelier 1.1's graphical editor use for rendering? Is it SVG?
I know per documentation (pasted below) to set the DSTIME parameters for the base class of a cube. If that base class has a property that is another class, do I have to add the DSTIME parameters to that secondary class?
Documentation says the following in a section titled "Enabling Cube Synchronization:"
Before you can synchronize a cube, you must enable the cube synchronization feature for that cube. To do so:
1. Make sure that cube synchronization is possible in your scenario. See “When Cube Synchronization Is Possible,” earlier in this chapter.
I am building a SOAP service using Caché 2016.1.
If I set %session.Preserve=1 in OnPreWebMethod and I set a variable in my service method, why don't I see the variable in the CSP session processes' variables after I call the method?
The documentation says "The original motivation for the provision of a state-aware mode of operation was to make it relatively easy to migrate legacy application code from a fixed client-server environment (e.g. terminal applications) to the web. Support for transactions that spanned several HTTP requests was also a consideration in its introduction."
I get NOROUTINE when I try to call a label in a routine in another namespace:
d someLabel^|”OTHERNAMESPACE”|someRoutine(inputVar,.resultByReference)
Two questions:
1. What is wrong with my syntax for calling a label in the other routine, versus just the root of the .int/mac?
2. Can I pass a parameter by reference when using extended routine reference?
I followed the Documentation instructions to install Caché on my Linux box and it seems to be running fine except when I try to modify the configuration. I keep getting errors that a previous cache.cpf file (e.g., cache.cpf_8503) cannot be opened. Is my Linux "user who owns instance" account deficient in Linux permissions?
Is there an API I can call to determine the size of a routine in a CACHE.DAT file so that I don't have to directly reference the ^ROUTINE global?
I have a tablepane in my Zen page that is tied to a class query. When the page first loads, the table is empty. A button onclick event causes the tablepane query to execute and load query results into the table. I want an onchange event from a datalistbox to clear the tablepane so that it looks empty as it was when the page first loaded. I have had no luck fiddling with javascript in the datalistbox's onchange.