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I recently decided to remove myself from the world of Outlook users, and convert to Thunderbird. The biggest problem to overcome was the conversion of PST files to a format that could be ingested by Thunderbird, which uses mbox. And, of course, I really did not want to pay for a utility that...

My company markets a large browser-based (specifically, Internet Explorer) application. We are attempting to deliver Word (docx) documents with the browser. Most customers will be using Word Viewer to view and print these documents, while some will have Word installed allowing them to edit...

Background: A customer with robust XML capability needs to interact with a well known online payment system that uses JSON as its lingua franca. There is no readily available, easy-to-use JSON parser on the system. The challenge to me was to see if I could somehow use XSLT to process the JSON...

An interesting article has just been released on the Dr. Dobbs Journal web site. It is titled AJAX Debugging with Firebug and may be read here. Firebug is a Mozilla add-in and has a worthy feature set described in the article. I plan to download and try it soon. Tom Morrison www.liant.com

A useful AJAX survey article may be found on Fawcette's Java site. You can view the first page here. Additional pages require a registration (which I think is free of charge). The title of the article is:The AJAX Approach to Richer Interfaces Tom Morrison www.liant.com

Fawcette Technical Publications has made a chapter of its new book Understanding AJAX: Using JavaScript to Create Rich Internet Applications available online here. The chapter is titled "Getting Started" and, to quote the blurb, "introduces you to the XMLHttpRequest object, showing you how to...

Dr. Dobb's Journal has an article in the current print edition titled AJAX & Record Locking. This is a quite readable article on a use for AJAX that helps solve a real problem in web-based applications. I know that solving this is among the top issues for my customers as they take applications...

I am attempting to write a simple web services client to demonstrate the language independence of web services. My server is a simple four function calculator that returns a cookie so that the same calculator instance is invoked. Unfortunately, my simple client is not returning the cookie...

Does anyone have experience moving applications from NCR Galaxy COBOL? Tom Morrison www.liant.com

This is a continuation of a previous thread that has become extremely long due to long source listings. This continuation was suggested by slade at http://www.tek-tips.com/userinfo.cfm?member=slade&CFID=48139593&CFTOKEN=21655040 You may find the older thread by clicking on: thread209-219820...