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Slavko, we all say the same. Learned that long ago the hard way on multi socket Citrix system - xbase only runs on single core of multi core processors and does not provide anything to expand processing across multiple cores within single process. They had some multi core experiment in 1.6 but it wa...

If I remember correctly - Victorio there is setting in xbase that controls how much of that 3GB accessible RAM is used for different things by compiled exe and they left well below 1.5GB for usual variables. I remember seeing it and it splits memory for variables, buffers, stack and such, but I am n...

> even if Alaska released a 64bit version it would help me If that will happen at all. It is possible that it is caused by an older version of Xbase++, I have a release 554 of Xbase++ Foundation edition 2.0. It is possible that this is caused by an older version of Xbase++, I have a release , I didn...

This is full Clipper code? I remember some old releases of xpp having trouble with pack and zap commands In case of ZAP I think we replaced it with routine that took structure, ferased file and recreated file with dbcreate. AFAIR It used to be that fox and similiar driver opened associated index fil...

- So if you need to expose services and data to outside programmers use REST and document everything. Start with small, then expand. - For internal only, use as direct as possible approach. And 1,2,3 you will have proper three-tier system. Oh and always consider good network security practices. Slav...

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> K-insis, I was looking in the Alaska Xbase++ documentation on how to develop a Webservice, or REST API, but I didn't find anything, not even with SOAP technology. You will have to get in touch with Alaska for that, imho they are historically too 'tight' on shipping complete time relevant samples M...

> I am now aware that the only way to interact with Alaska Xbase++ DLL libraries is through a REST API. Actually you can do this with SOAP and direct socket connection too. Bonus is that you can put that small server side program to server and all PCs with network access can request it. On SOAP you ...

Indeed it is a no go with xpp and .net . As Mr. Tom wrote. But! building own http REST server in xpp is a valid option as there is at least two toolsets available for that, once in xbase 2.x native and once as Xb2net library. And Mr. Slavoljub toolset might contain everything needed too? So you coul...

Same .

Will licensed release be shipped with source as with Express?

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