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Thanks - I found the problem - the application pool didn't have permission to the _jadehttp folder so jadehttp.dll couldn't read the ini

I'm moving an old jadehttp WebServices application to a new server on a customer site and on the new server I'm getting No Application Named The URL must include the Application name as a parameter. even though I'm using a valid URL that does have the application name in it I think it must be a prob...

As you say, I suspect their web app just has an IE compatibility problem, so either they'll fix it and the problem will go away or you'll have to replace the WebBrowser control with something newer (i.e. embedded Chrome/Webkit). I doubt re-importing the control will do anything unless you're not on ...

In order to be used in JADE you'll need an ActiveX or .NET control. If the packages don't come with either of those then you'll have to make your own. Nowadays it's probably easier to create a .NET control than an ActiveX one. Create a new .NET control project, import the WebView package, expose the...

We have an ActiveX control to receive DDE messages imported into JADE, and as well as the component itself (FVDDEHlp2) JADE imported an interface (I__FVDDEHlp2) which inherits from IDispatch which has the events on it. So to use it, as well as adding a FVDDEHlp2 property we had to add a I__FVDDEHlp2...

No I don't think so

There are some Windows APIs to do stuff like that

Can you use a numeric ID? Does it need to have an "r" in front of it? Does it need to have an "r" in front of it in the database or could you just add that when displaying it?

This was discussed in this other topic https://forums.jadeworld.com/viewtopic. ... KDF2#p8092

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