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I noticed this thread hadn't been answered the last two months and did get a couple of views. The problems I described above all had to do with a couple of incompatibilities between Tomcat en Openedge. This list should give you an indication which version of Tomcat and JVM do operate with...

Ah, found it. x-noderef:node-value-to-longchar(longchar)

In progress version 10 we now have longchar and clob fields to hold large character objects. This would have been very usefull, but I can't find a way to read the value of a single xml node which value is over 32K. Is there anyway around this limit? According to the docs, there isn't since the...

depends on what is in the file and what you expect of the xml-file that should come out of it. maybe you could be a tiny bit more specific?

Hi all, I'm in the middle of trying to get Webservices running for Openedge 10.0B I've got Progress, Tomcat (5.0.28) installed on my local machine (Win2K). I've copie the wsa directory from openEdge-installpath/servlet to the tomcat-installpath/webapps When i point my browser to...

Solved After some long investigation, filling a bug with progress, numerous tests i finnaly solved this awckward puzzle. When recreating this problem in an other testenvironment, Oracle did something strange with the sorting on two differnt machines. It happened to be the oracle SQL*Net that...

Can anybody explain how the progress dataserver sorts? Regarding the bug i posted earlier on the forum i have this question. When i perfrom the following sql statement in oracle: select name from customer order by name oracle sorts 1,2,a,b ...z But when i run the same code from a progress...

Well, filed this as a bug with progress corp. No reply yet. I'll keep you posted when things develop

Hi all, I've succesfully transferred my progress database using the progress tools. I've set up a remote dataserver and a unix client, and after compilation, most of my programms work well. But i have some issues with the find prev last functionality. Every now and then oracle fetches the last...