Yes, this is a major advantage of using Toolkit. Please see the "HowTo" in the MKS Toolkit Resource Kit for details and source examples. In addition, see Evolving Applications with COM in the Cross-Platform Developer's Guide.

The NuTCRACKER Platform is the runtime component of Toolkit that provides UNIX system-layer emulation in a Win32 environment. MKS Toolkit for Enterprise Developers and MKS Toolkit for Professional Developers include header files, libraries, and other SDK tools that support development and deployment of NuTCRACKER Platform applications and DLLs.

It is possible to retrieve the underlying Win32 handle from the NuTCRACKER Platform with the _NutFdToHandle() API (or donate a handle to the NuTCRACKER Platform with _NutHandleToFd()). It is not possible, however, to share socket handles in this way. Once the NuTCRACKER Platform owns a socket handle, you may not continue to manipulate it with Win32 calls and vice versa. Yes. Toolkit implements FIFOs that are compatible with standard UNIX implementations.

Yes. NuTCRACKER Platform applications work with any X server because all X clients and servers speak the same, standard protocol. We have not found a Windows X server that fails to work with Toolkit.

Yes, this is easy to do in Toolkit. Refer to Porting Shared Libraries in the Cross-Platform Developer's Guide.

Yes, this is a major advantage of using Toolkit. Please see the "HowTo" in the MKS Toolkit Resource Kit for details and source examples. In addition, see Evolving Applications with COM in the Cross-Platform Developer's Guide.

You could have a byte-ordering problem. The MKS Toolkit Resource Kit contains a port of ONC RPC, including XDR. The XDR functions (and the program RPCGEN) help you encode and decode binary data. The resource kit contains a sample use of XDR to save/retrieve a data structure in a platform neutral form, using the xdrstdio library. Libraries exist for UDP, TCP, memory, and the file system. The Toolkit socket library has implementations of htons(), htonl(), ntohs(), and ntohl().

This is not supported or recommended. However users have successfully deployed the mapviewer.ear file downloaded from OTN into a 3rd party J2EE compliant container, such as JBoss. You will need the Oracle JDBC driver (classes12.jar or ojdbc14.jar) and Oracle XML parser (xmlparserv2.jar) in the J2EE container's library path. The latest versions of both should work. Note that for WebLogic, it appears that you must manually unpack the mapviewer.ear file and then deploy from the unpacked directory.

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Short answer: The second one. Longer answer: the first one (Microsoft OLE DB Provider for Oracle) is not the right one to use. It's hopelessly out of date. Use the one further down (Oracle OLE DB Provider) - it's able to handle the newer server we use.

Absolutely! You do not always need to create an ODBC Data Source to use ODBC Socket Server. By using an OLE DB Provier you can increase the speed of your application greatly. Just use the OLE DB Connection String instead of the usual ODBC Socket Server connection string. A sample OLE DB connection string is: Provider=SQLOLEDB.

How to install more than one wiki on a single server, using the same source code, and using the same database (v1.5.1, May 2006)

Yes, MediaWiki can be installed multiple times in different directories using either the same database with a different set of table prefixes (configurable upon install) or using different databases altogether. Additionally, you may want to make some settings common for all the installations, and have a central place where changes to these can be made. Since the configuration file (LocalSettings.

Yes. A table on a remote server could be updated using the FEDERATED storage engine. (See Section 14.9, "The FEDERATED Storage Engine").

Yes. You must have TCP/IP installed on the stand-alone PC; you should configure the loopback interface if you have no network card. Configure the Domino server normally. When you run Netscape or MSIE locally, you can specify localhost, 127.0.0.1, or the system name like so: "http://localhost", "

Yes! LispWorks (including the CAPI) is source code compatible between all supported platforms, so your LispWorks applications can be ported between Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Solaris, HP-UX and Compaq Tru64 UNIX with a minimum of effort.

Yes. To install on a Novell sever install the full version of the program on a Windows client. Create a directory on the Novell server. Copy the main directory (c:\program files\exerpro is the default) to the directory on the Novell server. Give all users full rights on the directory. Uninstall the program on the windows client. Install the clients normally and point to the directory on the Novell server. First make sure you have purchased the Network option from BioEx Systems.

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