Luca

Now I managed to obtain the correct result by changing the input string to "Part >0,5um/CF". Now the string that is rendered is "Part >0,5um/CF". I thought the this "special characters" substitution was made automatically by the framework when generating the HTML and the JavaScript code, bat I was wrong. Strange.....

If I try to set a TUnipanel caption to this value "Part >0,5um/CF" I get the following result 'Part \x3E0,5um/CF' as the ">" character is rendered as "\x3E0". How can I fix this ? Thank you Luca Pretti

I am evaluating the current state of the framework for using it a new project.

I am trying to implement a POC (proof of concept) to display changes on a form determined by an event fired in the background (in the ServerModule) for all Mainform instances. The main form contains a number of Labels created at run time and added into a centralized collection. On the ServerModule a TUnitThreadTimer changes the captions of the labels in the collection. The only way that I found to see the changes in the browser is call "UniSession.Synchronize" by a TUnitimer placed on the main form. Is there a method to refresh the browser pushing the events from the application to the browsers ? (like WebSockets can do) ?