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HELLO - ANYBODY THERE?

martin.blackwell — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 16:34:28 -0000

Just checking to see if anything's happening. After getting 2/3 through the hoop-jumping exercise (there was only 2/3 when I did it so, really I finished) then nothing. Can somebody just be upfront about this or is this product dead in the water.

Is there a way to select the contents of a TextEdit control when the control gains focus?

smallbizapps — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 01:14:26 -0000

The title pretty much sums up the question...

How can one detect changes while editing a text field?

smallbizapps — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 18:15:47 -0000

Picture counting the characters as one types. I've done this before, but sadly, I can't figure out what step I'm missing this time...

Here's what I've done:

Created a multi-line TextEdit field. (named say, "message")
Created an integer variable in which to store the number of characters in the message field. (named, say, "msgChars")
Created a Boolean variable to track when the message field has been changed (named , say, "msgChanged")
Attempted to toggle the value of the msgChanged variable from the OnChange event of the message field. (I don't think this is actually happening and I don't know why.)
Set the keyDelay property on the control linked to the message field to 300 (milliseconds).

Any ideas?

Builder down?

smallbizapps — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 21:37:47 -0000

Seems to have died about 10 minutes ago. Everything was fine up until then...

Looks like all domains. (www, builder, etc.) Server crash, anyone?

UPDATE: Wow. Still down after an hour?? This isn't good.

Grouping radio buttons to enforce "pick-only-one" behavior

smallbizapps — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 01:47:26 -0000

I consulted the docs (Control : Radio and Property : Exclude From Radio Group), but they didn't address how to get radio buttons working correctly; there's a reference to a "tutorial" but I couldn't find it. ("For a detailed example of how to use the control, see the tutorial...")

Here are my concerns/questions:

1. How does one "group" radio buttons together so that a "pick-one-only" behavior is enforced?
2. How does one determine the value of a selected radio button?
3. How does one set the initial/default value of a radio button within a group?

Use case: Suppose you had three values: "Apple", "Grape", and "Pear" and wanted the user to select one and only one of those flavors at a time before proceeding. (I suppose I could put them in a dropdown, but I better figure out how radio buttons work anyway...)

Cannot represent a backslash (\) in a string

smallbizapps — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 03:13:55 -0000

How can you properly include a "backslash" (\) character in a string? I've tried escaping them with a second backslash, but that didn't work.

This has been causing me tremendous troubles. Please add this to the documentation!

The following page discusses special characters, but this very important one is not included. Here is the page: http://docs.bungeeconnect.com/index.p...

Published app is DOWN!!

malandro95 — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 16:14:12 -0000

This app is down: http://profile.peprofile.com/pep

Nothing has changed in months. Are you experiencing an outage?

Builder seems to have gone AWOL again...

smallbizapps — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 13:22:48 -0000

The builder seems to have completely evaporated this morning. All I'm getting is:

Not Found

The requested URL /launch/1245/runtime was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

Even if there is a planned maintenance, there's got to be a better way to handle this...

Unusable dialog box(es) on small-format screens (read: netbooks)

smallbizapps — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 19:29:02 -0000

The following is a request/demand/plea:

I often use a netbook for mobile computing and it has a relatively small screen. Now, I'm not expecting *everything* to be formatted for small screens, but screens/dialogs that can be, *should*

For example, it is currently not possible to post a solution because the version/comments dialog is so large that one cannot see/reach the post/accept/OK button at the bottom of the dialog box. Luckily, the Esc(ape) key allows you to back out of it (or I would have been in serious trouble). The Enter key should cause the dialog to be accepted. In addition, the comments box could be made smaller and/or provide a scroll bar.

I haven't necessarily run into this with other dialogs specifically, but these guidelines should be applied across the board, where possible.

With the popularity of netbooks increasing, this just makes sense.

Builder is non-responsive

smallbizapps — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 19:05:02 -0000

The builder is being non-responsive and I just saw a never-before-seen "red cursor of death". Anyone know what's going on?

Can't sign up for Private Beta

bear454 — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 20:23:54 -0000

After entering an email into the box on the home page, and pressing 'Sign Up', the following error is displayed:

BungeeConnect outage (builder, www, docs, etc.)

smallbizapps — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 10:04:46 -0000

Many, if not all, sites on the bungeeconnect domain are down. Outage appears to be affecting at least the following subdomains:

www
builder
docs
sqladmin

unable to publish

vrushali — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 09:24:58 -0000

i get an exception on rightclicking the project name: cannot call the method 'split'

WSDL file import fails

Sreenath — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 18:21:24 -0000

I have downloaded a WSDL file from Oracle CRM On Demand app. I am able to import it in SOAPUI but not in Bungeee. When I try to create a new WSDL project and upload the file from my local machine, it does nothing. IS there anything wrong with this functionality.

Is there something wrong with the documentation server?

smallbizapps — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 08:04:17 -0000

I keep trying to look up the StringUtil page that I've looked up many times before. Unfortunately, it's telling me that it can't be found. CryptoUtil doesn't seem to exist either. And, the page looks weird, too: it has a MindTouch logo instead of the BungeeConnect logo.

What's up?

Can't import a TypeLib I previously created and updated.

smallbizapps — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 19:01:04 -0000

I've got a solution that I've gummed up rather well. The solution had a typelib in it and I made some changes to the typelib and wanted to import a new version of it into the solution. So, I re-published the typelib. Then I went into the solution and deleted the previous version. Finally, I attempted to import the updated typelib but it told me that it already existed so it would not be imported.

I've experienced this problem before, in other instances. I tried Recursive Sync, Revert, refreshing my browser, emptying cookies, etc. In the past those have worked sometimes. On one recent occasion none of those worked, but I was able to solve the problem by re-importing the *entire* solution into a brand-new solution. Sadly, however, even *that* didn't work in this case.

What can I do?

I have many other things I can work on, but I do need to get the new version of my typelib re-imported into my solution. It's been in this state for four days now. (There was a holiday, I realize, but not any more...)

In case of case, break code

smallbizapps — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 14:23:35 -0000

There really needs to be an "ignore case" argument (boolean) to enable/disable case sensitivity for find functions, notably the findByValue and findAllByValue functions for Collections. If one is attempting to find an item in a collection, case really should not matter, or at the very least, it should be up to the developer whether it matters or not. In the following example code, notice that if the case of the item to be found doesn't exactly match the contents of the collection, the find fails.

Example code:

var boolean foundItLower = false;
var boolean foundItUpper = false;
var int lowerindex;
var int upperindex;
var Collection myColl = new Collection(string);

myColl.add("One");
myColl.add("Two");
myColl.add("Three");
myColl.findByValue("One",<not set>,<not set>,upperIndex);
myColl.findByValue("one",<not set>,<not set>,lowerIndex);
foundItLower = lowerIndex >= 0;
foundItUpper = upperIndex >= 0;
dialog.message("lowerIndex: " + lowerIndex + "; upperIndex: " + upperIndex);
dialog.message("foundItLower: " + foundItLower + "; foundItUpper: " + foundItUpper);

One word: Aaargh! (This is not a line of code...)

Official IRC Support channel(s).

bear454 — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 20:44:12 -0000

I'd like to see IRC come back as an 'official' support channel, with regularly scheduled staffing hours, etc.

But, I'd like to see 2 different channels:
(1) BCDN-member only channel for, well, BCDN members. This implies a certain level of familiarity with the BungeeConnect, the Builder, and well, the staff ;-) This channel would be highly tech-driven, and users should expect prompt responses to technical support queries, as well as community-driven assistance for design/development philosophy/shared code.
(2) Noob channel. Help for people just getting started with BungeeConnect, and who are having difficulty either with the core concepts in the Learn Tab, or with the prerequisite knowledge (OO concepts, or MVA architecture, for example.) Users should expect courteous explanations and assistance, but will not usually generate high-level issues, such as bug reports.

Server status page?

smallbizapps — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 20:03:43 -0000

I often experience difficulty getting on the Bungee FTP site to upload resources. Would it be possible to create a server status app containing a list of the various bungee servers that are accessible to Bungee's customers and their availability/status? That way, it will be more apparent whether the problem is on Bungee's end or our end.

Generating random numbers?

smallbizapps — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 19:17:30 -0000

What's the best way to generate random (or even pseudo-random) numbers? I notice that the CryptoUtil library can generate various random things (strings, longs, doubles, etc.) but oddly, there is no function to generate random integers. Should I be creating a random long and then convert it back to an integer? I would have expected there to be an easier way. Am I missing something obvious?