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#1002

Author: Nick Rambarransingh
Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2000 00:00

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Good Day All,

  I am trying to figure out how to call BeforePost, AfterOnDataRequest,
etc..., rom the client.  I want to calculate some values on the server
application, when I issue a post from the client.  So, in order totest
some of the MIDAS workings, I put showmessages everywhere, trying to
figure out what happens when - NOTHING.  I never see these messages
anywhere, anytime.

  Whats happening ?

Thanks, Nick
Borland Forever ....

Re: Calling Server Events from client ...

#1011

Author: Serif Selcuk
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2000 00:00

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Hi,
Why don't you put break points in your server? If you want to do that you
need to run the server from BCB. Before running use Run->Parameters to set
your host app that is the client. After that run the client outside of BCB.
You should be able to break in the server whereever you want to.
Serif
"Nick Rambarransingh" <nrambarransingh@videotron.ca> wrote in message
news:3996B70D.72854ED1@videotron.ca...
> Good Day All,
>
>   I am trying to figure out how to call BeforePost, AfterOnDataRequest,
> etc..., rom the client.  I want to calculate some values on the server
> application, when I issue a post from the client.  So, in order totest
> some of the MIDAS workings, I put showmessages everywhere, trying to
> figure out what happens when - NOTHING.  I never see these messages
> anywhere, anytime.
>
>   Whats happening ?
>
> Thanks, Nick
> Borland Forever ....
>

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