Our application makes web service calls to get data from a web application.
The web application can be hosted by us or installed on a customers server.
Currently we use a variety of certificates to secure our sites (Verisign and
Thawte mostly). RB is able to connect securely to these. Now we want to
switch and use a wildcard certificate to cover our whole domain. This
certificate is from a different authority (Network Solutions). RB won't
connect to it. This leads to my question, which root certificate authorities
does RB trust? Can add a new root certificate into RB?
Chris
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This is going to sound like a dumb question, but its something more.
My app opens a real database ( a 5.5 db), and this line works fine, as it has
for years :
rs = db.SQLSelect("select * from Classes")
However, when I go to open a second file, my app crashes on this line every
time. And it doesn't just crash in the debugger, the entire debugger/compiled
version dies and gives me the "report this to Apple" thing. So its impossible
for me to see what the error code is.
Its clearly a bizarre problem, but I am having a lot of these since updating
to RB2006R2. My app just crashes on a particular line (which I can only find
by stepping through). Exception blocks are ignored, and it just dies. This is
really hard to debug and I have spent a few weeks without getting anywhere.
Greg
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now this 2nd line is causing a crash :
Ncourses = 0
redim courses(Ncourses)
Its like a screw loose in a computer chasis cause random short circuits, but
its in the RB compiler. Does anyone have a clue what is going on?
Greg
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