Ronbral

As mentioned above, your approach is not common to web applications. But it can be done; however it is nothing trivial. I for example use KbmMW based TCP/IP desktop clients to provide print and file upload services in the user's local environment. This approach would allow me to run a local file. But achieving this took a lot of work for me. If it were enough for you to provide your user with a similar Notepad in your application, UniGUI provides you with plenty of resources (UniMemo, UniHTMLMemo) to develop it; without having to go through the hassles of keeping apps apart.

The experts should tell us. But I imagine our basic ExtJS license doesn't include the Froala Editor feature...

Obviously. This is what we want to know...

Of course Will! It is true that Team FMSoft leaves something to be desired in support mainly; but as for the technical quality the guys are "top of the line"

Any advance here Wil?

Hi Wilton; what negative impact of using the timer did you detect?

Excellent work. We need this.

Wilton, considering the context of Fashard speech, he referred to communication between the HyperServer ISAPI and the EXE application. Because to maintain compatibility is still done in HTTP, when implementing TCP/IP and or Pipes, we will have better performance in the flow of data between the manager and its nodes.

Very good news! It would be nice if UniGUI could take advantage of it. Since we no longer see evolutionary updates on Indy. Other frameworks are starting to look for new layers of communication, like Grijjy, which I like a lot. But this really means a huge and heavy job for the FmSoft team ...

You can use this approach to find and relate components between SS / CS: {$DEFINE IN_DEBUG} // Comentar esta linha em Produção procedure TUniMainModule.UniGUIMainModuleNewComponent(AComponent: TComponent); begin {$IFDEF IN_DEBUG} if AComponent.ClassName = 'TUniContainerPanel' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniContainerPanel(AComponent).JSName) else if AComponent.ClassName='TUniHTMLFrame' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniHTMLFrame(AComponent).JSName) else if AComponent.ClassName='TUniImage' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniImage(AComponent).JSName) else if AComponent.ClassName='TUniLabel' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniLabel(AComponent).JSName) else if AComponent.ClassName='TUniTimer' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniTimer(AComponent).JSName) else if AComponent.ClassName='TUniMenuItem' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniMenuItem(AComponent).JSName) else if AComponent.ClassName='TUniSimplePanel' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniSimplePanel(AComponent).JSName) else if AComponent.ClassName='TUniEdit' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniEdit(AComponent).JSName) else if AComponent.ClassName='TUniProgressBar' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniProgressBar(AComponent).JSName) else if AComponent.ClassName='TUniButton' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniButton(AComponent).JSName) else if AComponent.ClassName='TUniDBGrid' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniDBGrid(AComponent).JSName) else if AComponent.ClassName='TUniNumberEdit' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniNumberEdit(AComponent).JSName) else if AComponent.ClassName='TUniHiddenPanel' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniHiddenPanel(AComponent).JSName) else if AComponent.ClassName='TUniMemo' then K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName+' = '+TUniMemo(AComponent).JSName) else K.ALog(AComponent.Name+' / '+AComponent.ClassName); {$ENDIF} end; Where K.Log (...) is your Log / Debug system. (Unigui provides one) You will get this output: ... 24/07/2020 21:38:35: UniButton38 / TUniButton = OCDF 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btWIBOn / TUniButton = OCE3 24/07/2020 21:38:35: UniButton4 / TUniButton = OCE7 24/07/2020 21:38:35: UniButton5 / TUniButton = OCEB 24/07/2020 21:38:35: UniButton6 / TUniButton = OCEF 24/07/2020 21:38:35: UniButton7 / TUniButton = OCF3 24/07/2020 21:38:35: UniButton9 / TUniButton = OCF7 24/07/2020 21:38:35: UniImage1 / TUniImage = OCFB 24/07/2020 21:38:35: UniLabel1 / TUniLabel = OCFF 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btCleanASCache / TUniButton = OD03 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btEv11500 / TUniButton = OD07 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btHTEditor / TUniButton = OD0B 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btParams / TUniButton = OD0F 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btSynCRC32 / TUniButton = OD13 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btPopGenerica / TUniButton = OD17 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btCreditosSMS / TUniButton = OD1B 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btGetStr / TUniButton = OD1F 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btFormTheme / TUniButton = OD23 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btFormStatus / TUniButton = OD27 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btSendSMS / TUniButton = OD2B 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btSysProp / TUniButton = OD2F 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btDownloadFile / TUniButton = OD33 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btListaFilesSrv / TUniButton = OD37 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btDeskOpts / TUniButton = OD3B 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btExportPKG / TUniButton = OD3F 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btVarOld / TUniButton = OD43 24/07/2020 21:38:35: btVariantNull / TUniButton = OD47 ... Of course you can filter and define the classes of interest in investigate ...

You must use an HTML Parse to extract any content from the HTML document. I use CleverSuite, which has this functionality. But there are many libraries on the market for this purpose.

+1

Wilton, Muitas personalizações podem ser feitas no nível do sistema operacional para obter melhor desempenho. Considere também a versão do Windows Server Datacenter, If you have a lot of procs Cores. What is the hardware; Processor, Mem and SSD?

Olá equipe UniGui! Existem planos para incluir o Froala Editor na lista de componentes disponíveis? https://www.sencha.com/blog/introducing-froala-into-your-sencha-applications/

Hi I'm new to UniGui, I haven't even completed my first project yet, but I would like to express my opinion: All the work being done to advance the Delphi Web application environment is extremely important to the entire developer community. Thus, the work of TMS should be viewed with respect as it is truly promising. However, even more is what UniGui has been doing through Web development and the very impressive advances in ExtJS 6 versions. The UniGui Team is to be congratulated, as we say here. I would also like improvements, especially with regard to performance and large and complex projects, to be faster. But that's not easy with a small team. It is a serious and hard mission.