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Thanks for this.
I know it's a strange way for a program to return data, but it's a command-line program using this method to display binary data which will include unprintable characters.
Also, yes JohnP, the example I typed in was too short.

Roland

Hi All, I have an external program that returns a 4 or 32 byte binary display string in the format "0010101101001010" and "0010101101001010001010110100101000101011010010100010101101001010" Is there a simple 'type cast' way to convert this string into a Jade 4 Byte Binary variable or do I need to bui...

Darryll,

I will PM you with details.

Thanks
Roland

Thanks for the info Darryll,

Unfortunately, I don't have a copy of Baseschema.
Is anyone aware of the possibility of getting hold of a copy, even if it's an old copy?

Thanks
Roland

Hi All,

Does anyone have a pure jade date picker they would be prepared to share?
I have both windows and linux clients and so I don't want to use a platform dependent external library if I can help it.

Thanks
Roland

Thanks Torrie, this was part of what I needed, and now you reminded me, the deep recesses of my mind tell me I did actually know this.
Now any ideas how I can derive information about method parameters from schema metadata or Method object?

I have reason to call a jade method on an object when all I have is the name of a method in a string form (I am using Jade 6.3) Now I know I can get a reference to a Method object by doing a 'method := object.class.getMethodInHTree("methodName"); And I know I can also use the Async Method framework ...

Thanks, this was just the info I was after.

Roland

I struggling a little to come to terms with exactly how to select different external ODBC databases at runtime under Linux (I am not sure if this differs at all on windows, but I am using RH Linux). The simplest scenario is this: I have two Jade systems, one is dev and the other prod. I have several...

Thanks BeeJay, I must admit that I perhaps hadn't thought through my use of dates in conditions far enough, so thanx for the extra info. So under the hood I would have to assume that jade re-evaluates conditional methods which are used as constraints when any of the attributes or references touched ...