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OpenEdge 11.7 Documentation

There are a couple of DLL s in the windows progress install that I have used in the past ( I don't have the details to hand) you can call apserver directly from c# , no need to change anything server side, we were calling apserver on our Unix box , there is documents on the web that detail what...

Guess it's the to move on again

Yeah, mentioned my current role was not very challenging and got lumbered with something older and eve more pre legacy than the progress I have to work woth, ! I will keep quiet in future

Anybody on here had any experience with IBM RPG, I have been told that I'm going to be learning it for work, I have twenty years plus using progress , how different are they ? Cheers Pete

Spent lots of time explaining to people what its actually for though, never used VALIDATE either

Dark side, contracting market died about two years ago,, legacy stuff for a company in yorkshire 11.7 db but with code that was written 15 years ago, I've seen workfiles and editing phrases, software archaeology lol

Really not sure, its not my editor of chose , the java people seem to like it , company too tight for architect. You still loving the comute to MK Jason ?

I know its a bit of a long shot but does anybody know of any openedge syntax plugins for intelij ? it seems to be the editor of choice for my company ( mostly java devs ), architect is out of the question as that costs money, I am currently using piew but its lacking git intergration. Cheers Pete

Pocket Progress for Version 8 currently sat on my desk

Hi All, I work in a software house that develops using openedge databases with a java front end and some 4gl batch processes in the backend. The main focus is on the Java development, my role is mainly supporting the legacy 4gl code. not much investment has gone into the 4gl side so to develop...

Hi, Does any one have any sample code for posting to twitter / facebook using openedge. I just want to play around with it while I'm bored at work, doing it in .net looks to easy :cool: Cheers Pete