07-28-102 12:28:11 Doug, what's going on with DB/2 these days? 07-28-102 12:28:35 I have done nothing in the last week - I have been busy building a tree house 07-28-102 12:28:50 I hope to have the plug-in done around the 6th of July 07-28-102 12:29:27 with the database input screens (HOPEFULLY) very shortly thereafter 07-28-102 12:29:58 What you using for a compiler Doug^? 07-28-102 12:30:23 For the plug-in VAC 3.0 - for most of the rest VAC 4.0 07-28-102 12:33:57 The reason I am using v 3 of VAC for the plug-in is that the plug-in SDK examples were written for that version of compiler, and I though it would be easier to use it. 07-28-102 12:40:24 Doug^ this plugin your are doing....when completed what will it do ? 07-28-102 12:41:15 (Sorry about the ^ I have no idea why it is doing that) The plug-in was originally intended to provide 07-28-102 12:42:01 file upload capability so that a file could be "attached" to a data entry (screen) and sent along with the data 07-28-102 12:42:38 (Thanks - Sector showed me how) The "attached" 07-28-102 12:43:48 file would contain blob info - meaning the text of the html "page" being uploaded if it is big, or PDF, etc. 07-28-102 12:44:21 So would this plugin work in other systems or is it just customized just for Warpdoctor 07-28-102 12:44:22 However I started thinking that it would be nice to be able to run (downloaded) Rexx programs from the browser 07-28-102 12:45:23 so the plug-in will actually be a generic plug-in that executes Visual Rexx programs (VX-Rexx, GPF, DrDialog), command line rexx, and provide a API to Rexx to doing plug-in functions 07-28-102 12:45:29 along with file upload capability 07-28-102 12:49:17 will the plugin work with Mozilla 1.x? 07-28-102 12:50:04 According to the documentation - Mozilla should run all Netscape plug-ins,but I haven't tested yet 07-28-102 13:01:04 hopefully our layout will be so basic that we don't run into that problem - at least for viewing content