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Since we would be using a file that is already present will these ...
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That's personal preference.
Myself I prefer to have one screen for each functionality and searching is definitely a different functionality than displaying data.
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I was thinking of displaying not only the bookings straight from the data file but also showing all unbooked days that are free for the CSR to make new bookings from.
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Originally posted by Mihai Radulescu:
Hi people
Thirumurugan,
Server : Yes I can change the host name, port (only if the server is stop) database file file, database cookie, etc, all with an UI.
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Originally posted by Mark Smyth:
While I assume you use this property when starting the network client, this property makes no sense when displayed in the context of the server startup, as it implies that the server can magically jump onto another host and start running on that machine.
The host only a property for the network client that tells the client which machine that your server is running on, so this property should only show when you start the network gui.
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Mark.
[ November 24, 2006: Message edited by: Mark Smyth ]
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I agree with Thirumurugan about the host field as the host refers to machine that your server is started on. While I assume you use this property when starting the network client, this property makes no sense whe
n displayed in the context of the server startup, as it implies that the server can magically jump onto another host and start running on that machine.
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Originally posted by Mihai Radulescu:
Hi
Thanks to all for the interest on my post.
Mark,
you are right but if you have a machine with more than one network card(this is often on the servers) you'll have more than one IP, you'll get one ip per card. I deal often with this kind of machines. Thats the
reason why I choose to show the server ip/port information.
Chulwoo,
Thanks for the suggestions.
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