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  1. Два варианта 1) Создаете обработчик fr3 c обработкой диалогового окна и генерацией unigui формы согласно файлу fr3. В этом случае Вам необходимо полностью переписать frxClass и сопутствующие модули 2)Убираете диалоговое окно из отчета, так чтобы отчет работал с переданными параметрами и диалог создаете средствами унигуи
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  2. 100 concurrent users is below what unigui can handle, this a sample of concurrent (95) users now for one of my system: I usually have around 150 users at same time, using mydac & Mysql with large system that originally developed as desktop and currently working both system with sharing many code between the two editions, reports developed with FastReport and I use same report on both systems. CPU load usually less than 10%, and memory used for all instances less than 1GB.
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  3. Hello, It's been a long time since I've been this excited about coding - UniGUI is amazing! I hope I can be a useful part of this growing community. So I am putting together a couple of demos to show our director next week (healthcare software developer, 20 employees - purchase imminent) Mostly I have ported over 2 ancient projects in record time that most thought were a lost cause. I have a question already about closing/not closing forms. For nice compatibility I have enablesynchronousoperations set to true. The code often displays a form with <otherform>.showmodal; The code nicely stops there and waits for the form to close. But without an onclosequery event that new form must determine if it is allowed to close in the onclose() handler and set action:=caNone if it should remain active. Here;s the rub, Setting action:=canone does indeed keep the form on top BUT The statements immediately past the original showmodal call are executed no matter what I set the action value to. This really reeks havoc where we use something like: if <otherform>.showmodal=mrOK begin //statements end else begin //statements end; These statements get hit while the form is still suppose to be in control and not yet closed. In short, I can set the action:=canone and it keeps the top form showing, but the calling code continues on past at that time - as if it had been closed. I have been working with unigui for all of a week so I bet this is a newbie question. Thanks, aem
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