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Do you have private email ? Then I could give you the web site.

Good idea, I have to look tomorrow, or other question: from which version should it work ? I have only handy here yet.

Would be nice if it would work :-) and I not needed to write here, but doesn't work :-(

procedure TUniServerModule. UniGUIServerModuleCreate(Sender: TObject ); begin MimeTable.AddMimeType

Maybe 'application/octet-stream' is wrong ?

No, sorry, I have read in this forum, that in HyperServer one can add file extensions, I know, but I do not use hyperserver.

I use UniSession.SendFile() and I added MIME-Typ: MimeTable.AddMimeType('apk','aplication/octet-stream',false) But no download happens. How can I get it to work ?

One solution could be, not to use OnHTTPCommand(), instead show the main form, catch the parameters in MainForm.FormCreate, now you have all features and can use all UniGUI controls, then write the result of any procedure or calculation to a file. In your second program, that calls the above web site with a HTTPRequest("GET"), call the site, after response wait a moment and read the file content with another HTTPRequest("GET",... Now you have the result. But I didn't test it this way. I only want to use all the functionalities of controls on the main form and afterwards want to break the showing of the main form or hide the main form and respond with an HTML text. But that's too easy and didn't work with UniGUI...... That's all. My real plans I didn't will tell on this board, of course ....... :o)

The creating of instances inside TUniServerModule works only for non-visible classes or components. Not for components, which are visible on the TMainForm of a simple UniGUI app, created with UniGUI wizard.

Yes, I see, but some components can only be created with parent, that has a window handle. Some components, like VCL components need a TForm as parent and not a TUniFrame, or anything else, so you can't call for all visible elements call MyControl:=TMyControl.Create(self). For example I wanted to do something like this, inside OnHTTPCommand(): var MyForm: TMainForm; begin MyForm:=TMainForm.Create(self); //now call and freel free to use some methods of controls from the form MyForm.Free; . . end that didn't work, an error message will be displayed inside the browser, something like: 'Form cannot created because parent must be TUniApplicationFrame' or similar. The cause is, that "self" is here TUniServerModule and not a TUniFrame or TUniForm.

1 example for understanding: From any desktop program (written in any other programming language), that has online access, I can make a "GET" HTTP call, with parameters for example: www.test.com/givemesomedatabasedata?databasename=xxx&sqlcommand=yyy Now I can write a small UniGUI app, that fetches the data from the database and respond with HTML text, for example in JSON format or in plain text back. In Delphi database programming is much more easier than in other programming languages. So I can take advantages from the RAD development and advantage of fast database programming in delphi. But because for database programming you have to drag some controls on the form, for example the firedac components, there should be a possibility, that one can create the form, but don't display it, but use them to fetch the database data, and response only with the resulting data as JSON or HTML text. that is the idea behind it, only as an example ..., similar like a web service, only with UniGUI.........

one can fetch the parameters in ServerModule.OnHTTPCommand

Thank you, ServerModule.OnHTTPCommand is working, here you can output pure HTML text to the browser, and no form will be displayed afterwards, if Handled:=True is set. But disavantage is, that you can't use any GUI controls or other controls from the palette, cause no form has been created. Is there any method, so that the form will be created, and afterwards one can only output only HTML text without showing the form ?

see Title.

I tried this, but that didn't work, gave me an internal server error 500: myURLParameter:=UniApplication.Parameters.Values['myParameter'];

Many, many thanks, I did try a lot with TUniSyntaxEdit and it didn't work, so I really have to use TUniSyntaxEditEx (where from should I know that ??) Thx in advance, Buggie )

I tried like this: UniSession.AddJS(UniSyntaxEdit1.JSName + '.codeEditor.editor.setCursor(100)'); // I want to jump to line 100 , but there always pops up an ajax error: 'O11.codeEditor is not defined' Any suggestions ?