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We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of Servoy 5.2 beta 1 (open source release)
When installing this version all non Servoy beans and plugins have to be signed by there vendor! Plugin/beans developer should have a look here

This version is available through the download page on the Servoy website (developer section) and auto update.
Always make a backup of your current Servoy installation (directory and database) before upgrading.
To update a Servoy 5.1.x eclipse open, Window -> Preferences (update sites), change:
-url to http://www.servoy.com/developer/5xx_updates/beta
-Disable both eclipse.org update-sites, since there is a problem at the eclipse side!
Check for updates via help menu.

For a list of all changes / enhances and open source info look here

the new formInWindow is really great!

but if I run code inside that window, like controller.show, will that happen in THAT scope? (of that window)
and runs the window in a seperate thread? or not?

Hi Harjo,

application.ShowFormInWindow acts the same as application.showFormInDialog, with the exception of the things mentioned in the release notes

Paul

Harjo wrote:but if I run code inside that window, like controller.show, will that happen in THAT scope? (of that window)

this is always all ready the case.
If you are in a dialog or window and you do show of a controller in a script that "runs" in that active dialog/window it will do the show there.

Harjo wrote:and runs the window in a seperate thread? or not?

no all ui/js stuff runs in 1 thread.

I am testing the new authenticator solution en try to split up the login-form.
I am using the code from the tutorial.

I have a problem with the credentials which must be passed from the login_solution to the authenticator_solution.

The function onSolutionOpen(object) (authenticator_solution) is called by the login_button from the login_solution but the object (credentials login name etc) is empty. Nothing is passed to the authenticator??

Is there a working sample_solution which can be imported in the workspace and can be used for training?
The login_solution is a module from the main solution. Maybe the authenticator_solution is also a module?

Regards,

Sjoerd Hannema

I've updated the tutorial with references to an example implementation available from our Examples SVN, located at https://subversion.servoy.com/examples.

I'll also update the tutorial a bit more tomorrow, to make the process a bit clearer.

It is a known issue that the tooltip in Servoy Developer for the security.authenticate() method is not displaying the correct parameters. For now have a look at the example solution.

Paul

Example solution is working.

The onSolutionOpen(object) was the problem. Object-data is not received in authenticator with the solution OnOpen method.
When you call the method directly from the login solution (with the name) it is working OK.


The import of a solution in the Application Server takes much more time than in version 5.1.3. After import it is working OK but the import takes +/- 5 times longer.
Is this a database problem with version 5.1.2 and Sybase 11 or JAVA?

Regards,

Sjoerd Hannema

The import slowness will be addressed in next beta

Congratulations on the release.

I brought down the source to have a peek, and came across a couple of issues (Mac OS X). I'm wondering though if this thread is the place to post those issues or is a separate project space available/in the works?

Thanks.

I'm wondering though if this thread is the place to post those issues or is a separate project space available/in the works?

We added a new category to the Forum to discuss stuff related to the open sourced Servoy projects: http://www.servoy.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=52

Paul

Can I be added?

I'd like to be in too!

Thanks

You guys can't see it? It's visible even for anonymous users...

Paul

+1

pbakker wrote:You guys can't see it? It's visible even for anonymous users...

So only to non-Servoy-developers...?