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That is correct, you only need to set that it should be a secure call and Windows will do the rest.

To expand on what Starzen said, when a HTTPS call is made the client will send all protocols and...

Jorge,

The web service class uses Wininet, which should use TLS 1.2 if the both the client and server support it and have it enabled. Check here for minimum Windows version needed and settings to...

Michael,

Another thing that can give a result similar to this is if the Application object's pbUseWindowsFont setting and the studio's Use Legacy Windows Fonts does not match (they should be the...

Vincent,

I started on this, but it is quite a bit of work. That's why I though if someone already had wrappers, or had a better way to do this than manually compare, that would be great. Otherwise...

Hi!

Is there any chance for wrappers for 19.3?

Wil,

I could not leave this alone, so I wrote a parser. I now have ~600 files. =)

I'll put it on VDF-guidance once I've cleaned it up a bit.

Never trust a software developer with a tie. =)

Dave,



Oh, that's not something I thought they would ask for. In Sweden, at least turnover is actually public information for all companies, including private ones. But I don't think much other...

Samuel,



Note that this is just for the Windows API, you would need to get a WinMD file for the db2 API and I doubt that exists.

There is a reader in the cpp language project for this, but it's not easy to comprehend. This is really only usable in C#, I think. But as I discovered, just run ildasm on the winmd file and you can...

Samuel,

It means we could auto-generate the External_Function definitions, and just include a package file with them instead of manually writing them for each function you want to use.

Wil,

That's interesting! Annoying that they release the metadata as a WinMD file, but dumping it with Ildasm gives a nice text file (only 50MB!) which could be parsed in DataFlex. =)

Wil,



Most malicious actors won't have money and motive, they just want to quickly get peoples computers infected for running bot nets or ransomware. This is the case Microsoft is trying to...

Frank,

The Roman Numerals Converter does not compile, row 33 should be removed.

Wil,



When I first read about this problem, someone said the number was in the thousands. I'm hoping 20 is closer to the truth, but that sounds very low and easily obtained by a malicious...

Dave,



Was not a cert from a US provider good enough? I thought every browser would at least trust the big ones.

What info did they want you to give? I thought the process was a pain, but...

OT: Sweden actually uses YYYY-MM-DD, which not only is the ISO format but also has the nice property that it sorts correctly when interpreted as both a string and an integer. =)

Even more OT: Some...

Hi Mat,



You've gotten the answer to the question, and this might have been just an example, but I don't think you needed to use Constrain As for this in the first place. I would think this is...

Done.

Jesús,

Note that if you have already deployed the application, users will have seen the old favicon and browsers usually cache this very persistently. In that case it is not enough to just replace...

Harm,



Great, thanks.




IIUC, what this means for developers in practice is to make sure your database is normalized and that any input from external sources (files, web services, web...

Haha, not quite what I had in mind. Note that even English and Dutch is affected, all languages with diacritics are, and that is basically all of them. =)

Samuel,



I think you have a problem with Pos anyway... It should say which code point something starts with and that can be different for normalized and non-normalized strings. So it cannot...

I would think not doing this would trigger a lot more unexpected behavior. You either need to not support non-normalized strings by assuming all strings are normalized and let anything else break, or...

Dan, Michael,



That is trivially done with Cards, no dynamic objects required.