The OpenEdge Hive

The "Remote Shell Support from Windows to UNIX" is a Fathom job template that allows your Windows based Fathom install to run Remote Shell jobs (rsh) to UNIX systems. This is accomplished with a Perl script and a Fathom job template. Merely follow the instructions in the readme.txt and you will be creating jobs for a Windows based Fathom install to run on UNIX systems.

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Roy Ellis

This sample codes are in reference to the PSDN Webinar Call Any Web Service from the 4GL. View or download the web seminar recording. If you have any questions regarding the sample code, please contact Michael Resnick.

This code samples are related to of a series of white papers on version 9.1 Application Development Methodology (ADM) development topics. These documents are intended to be supplementary to the standard Version 9 ADM and AppBuilder documentation, and can be considered to be a body of programming "tips" and guidelines by developers for developers. Although each of the papers focuses on a specific topic, you will find useful information on a wide variety of ADM development questions throughout the documents.

A separate zip file is also available which contains many of the sample 4GL procedures used by the examples in these papers. Note that code examples are not present in the zip file for newer papers, and that some errors in code for other papers are still to be corrected. In every case, the proper code needed to build the examples is illustrated in the documents themselves. There is no prescribed order for reading them, and the papers refer to one another in various ways, so it will be useful to make an effort to read all of them to get a complete view of the topics covered.

This is a Job Template for use in Progress' Fathom Management product version 3.0A. This template will run a 4GL program that will release a lock on Fathom's compaction. This may happen if compaction is running when a crash occurs. If you cannot run compaction because Fathom claims compaction is running or locked when compaction is not running, import and run this job.

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Thomas Mitchell Jr.

The purpose of this service is to take the Stylus API and use it as a service on the ESB.

The Basic eScript WebObject offers an alternative model for developing WebSpeed applications to those supplied with the Progress and OpenEdge products. Its offers a method of implementing a web user-interface in a way consistent with the model-view-controller (MVC) paradigm recommended by the OpenEdge Reference Architecture.

This code example shows how Crystal can retrieve data from an AppServer, reusing the existing business logic and security, just like the OpenEdge Reference Architecture prescribes.

Eric Debeij, Sr. Product Consultant for Progress Netherlands, has constructed a ABL wrapper around the enormous wealth of possibilities of calls from Progress to Crystal. It offers a set of ABL applications which implement a very easy to use interface which takes care of all the hard stuff for you.