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  OnTime 2007 SDK sample Web application using Yahoo! UI With all the other SDK samples posted by David you are probably getting overwhelmed, but we're giving you one more. I had wanted to take a look at the Yahoo! UI library for a while, and since we had wanted to have both a Windows and a Web sample this... Read More... Posted Tuesday, April 24, 2007 5:02 PM by Dan Suceava | 0 Comments Filed under: SDK, OnTime, sample, YUI

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  New OnTime 2007 SDK sample application With the release of OnTime 7.0.2 we have also released a new sample application for the OnTime SDK. It is a Windows application (sorry, no Web app yet) which highlights a lot more of the SDK than the previous OnTime 2006 samples did. The sample only works... Read More... Posted Thursday, March 29, 2007 7:31 AM by Dan Suceava | 0 Comments Filed under: SDK, OnTime

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  Creating announcements for your OnTime users OnTime 2007 Web has a little known feature that allows you to have announcements displayed to OnTime users when they log into OnTime. Currently this feature is only available in the Web version of OnTime, but will be implemented into the Windows version... Read More... Posted Wednesday, March 28, 2007 8:09 AM by Dan Suceava | 0 Comments

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  Localizing OnTime Internally, the code in OnTime has been set up for localization since version 5 (OnTime 2005), as far as string resources go. Until just recently, however, we have not attempted to translate it into any other language (due to various different reasons).... Read More... Posted Monday, April 03, 2006 6:27 AM by Dan Suceava | 4 Comments

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  OnTime 2005 for Visual Studio .NET 2005 If you are developing in Visual Studio .NET 2005 Beta 2, you will be glad to know that you can now run the latest version of OnTime 2005 for VS.NET . Here it is in action:... Read More... Posted Monday, August 29, 2005 10:12 AM by Dan Suceava | 1 Comments

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  Nested GroupBox controls bug Another bug that crept up in SP1 of the .Net 1.1 Framework is the nested group box caption problem. The bug is that captions of nested group boxes are rendered in bold and in the space of the caption as if it wasn't bold, thus cutting off the text. You've... Read More... Posted Thursday, June 30, 2005 7:50 AM by Dan Suceava | 1 Comments

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  OnTime with SQL 2005 Beta 2 It's not officially supported yet because we have not fully tested it, but we did successfully run OnTime 2005 with a SQL 2005 Beta 2 database.... Read More... Posted Thursday, May 12, 2005 4:58 PM by Dan Suceava | 1 Comments

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  Update on the DataTable.Select Bug Well, it appears that Microsoft's hotfix ( 891742 ) did not fix the bug entirely. It seems to have fixed it when calling DataTable.Select with only the select filter parameter, but when using both a select filter and a sort paramter it still does not... Read More... Posted Thursday, May 12, 2005 4:48 PM by Dan Suceava | 0 Comments

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  DataTable.Select Bug It seems that we've stumbled upon a bug in the DataTable.Select method. I've been able to reproduce it but it only seems to occur when the select filter is formatted in a specific way. Here is the code to reproduce it: DataSet ds = new DataSet(); DataTable... Read More... Posted Monday, May 02, 2005 8:36 AM by Dan Suceava | 8 Comments

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  Enabling VS.Net Web Setup Projects to install to a non-default web site By default Web Setup Projects created in VS.Net do not have an option of selecting a web site, only a virtual directory and a port. So a web application can only be installed in the default web site, or a web site that uses a different port. It cannot... Read More... Posted Wednesday, April 06, 2005 4:30 PM by Dan Suceava | 1 Comments

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  Rubberbanding in .NET 'Rubberbanding' refers to the effect that occurs when you draw a shape (line, rectangle, ellipse, etc.) on the screen and the shape resizes/moves as you move the mouse. As the name implies, it acts like a rubber band following and stretching as you move... Read More... Posted Monday, April 04, 2005 7:39 AM by Dan Suceava | 3 Comments

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  Tips & Tricks of the OnTime Guru - Changing the SMTP assembly By default, OnTime uses a built-in SMTP client to send out e-mail notifications. The advantage of this is that it does not rely on any 3rd party SMTP library and it's very light-weight, but the disatvantage is that it's not as configurable as some SMTP... Read More... Posted Tuesday, March 29, 2005 6:57 AM by Dan Suceava | 1 Comments

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  Sending big files Email servers usually have a limit of between 5MB - 10MB for attachments (even Gmail's limit is 10MB). So what do you do if you need to send 100MB+ files? For free? Use http://www.yousendit.com Very simple and straightforward web site. Just enter the... Read More... Posted Wednesday, March 16, 2005 10:28 AM by Dan Suceava | 1 Comments

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  Writing White Papers I found myself needing to write some white papers to describe and explain some things for prospective customers of OnTime. Coming from a technical background hardly qualifies me as a writer, but I have written papers, documentation, and manuals in the... Read More... Posted Wednesday, March 16, 2005 7:19 AM by Dan Suceava | 2 Comments

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  Preventive Patching vs Reactive Patching When it comes to applying patches for software, you can either stay up to date with them and apply the patches as they become available - preventive, or you can just ignore the patches and if you happen to run into any problems apply patches that you... Read More... Posted Wednesday, March 03, 2004 5:11 PM by Dan Suceava | 0 Comments