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  1. Hi all, I am using uniGUI version 1.90.0.1563. I set up a single hyperserver for multiple applications in subdirectories, like this: D:\hyperserver.exe D:\folderOne\one.exe D:\folderTwo\two.exe I added these lines to the hyperserver.cdf file: [application-0] enabled=1 alias=one binary_name=folderOne\one.exe max_nodes=1 [application-1] enabled=1 alias=two binary_name=folderTwo\two.exe max_nodes=1 Works fine, apart from the cache. Hyperserver uses folder D:\cache, one.exe uses D:\folderOne\cache and two.exe uses D:\folderTwo\cache. So basically my applications create files in their respective cache, but hyperserver cant't find them because it's looking in the wrong folder. Copied form logfile: hyper_server.exe: 00001FD4: 09:43:54 [HandleFileRequest[127.0.0.1]]:File not found: D:\cache\one\n0\0_Lu3oLOfBSX10E3B6404\favicon.ico hyper_server.exe: 00000B8C: 09:43:54 [HandleFileRequest[127.0.0.1]]:File not found: D:\cache\one\n0\res\__0F4A15AF66BC1FF976081089.png hyper_server.exe: 00002068: 09:43:54 [HandleFileRequest[127.0.0.1]]:File not found: D:\cache\one\n0\res\__AF7772F92930D13BD8A84A63.png hyper_server.exe: 000033A4: 09:43:54 [HandleFileRequest[127.0.0.1]]:File not found: D:\cache\one\n0\res\__B323E5AD16F4E975CA637FDE.png hyper_server.exe: 00002DA4: 09:43:54 [HandleFileRequest[127.0.0.1]]:File not found: D:\cache\one\n0\res\__28A5BAA8CD8E242BDC50A713.jpg I noticed that a recent release added the hyperserver parameter files_folder. So I tried setting cache_folder like this: cache_folder=folderOne\cache I have also tried setting it like this: cachefolder=folderOne\cache However, neither of them works. I have not tried setting the cache folders of my applications to D:\cache, because they are separate applications and should have separate cache folders. What hyperserver parameter do i need to use for this to work? Or does hyperserver simply not support cache folders in subdirectories? Thanks in advance.
  2. Thank you so much... that did the trick!!! Thanks to everyone involved for your support. Greatly appreciated!!!
  3. With Samsung virtual keyboard it's just the same.
  4. No, i meant the "blur" event... I've already tried with ExtEvent keypress... this doesn't fire either.
  5. I changed TabStop to false for both Controls in the sample project above. Inside TUniComboBox it works, inside TUniEdit focus still changes to the next control (no key event is fired) when pressing the virtual button.
  6. Unfortunately, this doesn't change the behaviour at all. We're already using special prefixes/suffixes for the scanners to handle scans. However, in this case nothing is scanned but the program shall handle input via the virtual keyboard. Different virtual keyboards don't seem to help. With Samsung virtual keyboard (on mobile phone) it just behaves the same. I don't see how "blur" event can help me in this case. It fires every time the control loses focus... is there any way to catch the pressed key with this event?
  7. With a standard keyboard everything work's fine. We are using our software on different scanner models. On models with hardware keyboard there's no problem. The problem appears on models without hardware keyboard where the virtual keyboard has to be used. Here no keyboard event is fired whatsoever... instead focus changes to the next control. As this behaviour of TUniEdit is different from e.g. TUniComboBox your help on how to catch OnKeyDown in this case is greatly appreciated...
  8. Unfortunately, there's no key event fired whatsoever when pressing this button inside a TUniEdit.
  9. But why is it working in TUniComboBox and not in TUniEdit? This is a problem as we often catch KeyDown-Event for Return in our application...
  10. I mean the blue Open/Ok-Button (see attached screenshot). When pressing this button inside a TUniEdit none of the above mentioned key events is fired. Instead focus changes to the next control.
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