Forums

process.userExitCode became available in Jade 2016 SP 1 (16.0.02), so it isn't in 6.3.

node.userExitCode sets the exit code of the node, so for thin client that means the appserver, not the presentation client.

Fat client or thin client? What Jade release level?

Note that the default for [PersistentDb] DiskCacheMaxSegments is half of physical memory, so if you haven't specified it, the db will try to take up that much. If you have multiple databases, three for instance, they all try to take half of physical memory. In other words, the default assumes only ...

Can't you just set the Form::left attribute? If your resolution is 1280 x 768 and left = 0 on the main monitor, on the left monitor you would set left to -1280. If your secondary monitor is on the right, you would set left to 1280.

You mean the sound like when you compile a method with a syntax error? That usually means you are trying to do something wrong. Unless, of course, your code has app.beep or global.beep.

Normally for an id I would use fixed length numbers with leading zeros, then it sorts correctly. Integer::padLeadingWith does that for you. For example, try this:

write "r" & 14.padLeadingWith("0", 6);

If you use JADECare Start (CardSchema), you can use the CnSmtpConnection class to send emails.

For simple systems, the global that JADE provides works just fine. For more complex systems, having your own Root object(s) makes things easier.

Shouldn't the return false only happen if the while loop doesn't find a match? Otherwise it returns false if the first user isn't the right one.


while iter.next(user) do
//write user.lastName;
if (user.identification = id or user.email=id)and (user.password=password)then
return true;
endif ...

You may also be able to speed it up by setting mode to Mode_Input and shareMode to Share_Read. Extra overheads can be incurred if these are not set, as JADE has to keep checking to see if the file has been updated by someone else.

https://www.jadeworld.com/docs/jade-2016/Default.htm#cshid ...