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Uniface 10.1.02 is available now

Author: henk.van.der.veer@uniface.com (Henk van der Veer)

I'm happy to inform you that we released an update to the Uniface 10 Web Edition today (internally named 10.1.02). As mentioned in a post by Adrian a few days ago, this is mostly a maintenance release that resolves technical issues related to usability, stability and performance.  In particular using the Uniface 10 IDE in a shared repository environment is possible starting with this release. Please read the Release Notes and the updated user documentation to get an understanding of how transactions in the IDE are protected against simultaneous changes by other users who share the same repository.  Please note that this typically relates to users using MS SQL Server or Oracle as dbms of choice for hte repository. The default database installed with the IDE, SQLite, is perfect for the preferred Sandbox Development method but is not fit for multi user access. The new distribution includes a new license that is valid till early November.  For your convenience, the following overview lists the issues addressed in this update: CR31370: cpt:Adding a combination of super and subtype entities to a component data structure results in exception CR31389: Assigning an empty value to an object name may result in an exception CR31427: aps: Cannot compile an Application Startup Shell CR31431: Performance of context menus on Windows 2008 R2 is extremely slow CR31436: Confusing readme within distribution CR31439: prj - Second attempt to rename an Entity reference using an invalid name causes Exception CR31454: Locking mechanism to enable working in a shared repository is unstable CR31480: Exception thrown when opening Source Editor's context menu

Uniface 10.1.02 is available now

Author: henk.van.der.veer@uniface.com (Henk van der Veer)

I'm happy to inform you that we released an update to the Uniface 10 Web Edition today (internally named 10.1.02). As mentioned in a post by Adrian a few days ago, this is mostly a maintenance release that resolves technical issues related to usability, stability and performance.  In particular using the Uniface 10 IDE in a shared repository environment is possible starting with this release. Please read the Release Notes and the updated user documentation to get an understanding of how transactions in the IDE are protected against simultaneous changes by other users who share the same repository.  Please note that this typically relates to users using MS SQL Server or Oracle as dbms of choice for hte repository. The default database installed with the IDE, SQLite, is perfect for the preferred Sandbox Development method but is not fit for multi user access. The new distribution includes a new license that is valid till early November.  For your convenience, the following overview lists the issues addressed in this update: CR31370: cpt:Adding a combination of super and subtype entities to a component data structure results in exception CR31389: Assigning an empty value to an object name may result in an exception CR31427: aps: Cannot compile an Application Startup Shell CR31431: Performance of context menus on Windows 2008 R2 is extremely slow CR31436: Confusing readme within distribution CR31439: prj - Second attempt to rename an Entity reference using an invalid name causes Exception CR31454: Locking mechanism to enable working in a shared repository is unstable CR31480: Exception thrown when opening Source Editor's context menu

ulrich-merkel said How can I get this distribution? Greetings from Frankfurt/Germany, Uli   P.S. It's nice to hear the expiry date will be extended to give us more time to compare functionality enhancements.

It's the question how participants of the running U10 scheme can get the update, not how to register for the u10


Author: ulrich-merkel (ulrichmerkel@web.de)

Uniface 10.1.02 is available now

Author: henk.van.der.veer@uniface.com (Henk van der Veer)

I'm happy to inform you that we released an update to the Uniface 10 Web Edition today (internally named 10.1.02). As mentioned in a post by Adrian a few days ago, this is mostly a maintenance release that resolves technical issues related to usability, stability and performance.  In particular using the Uniface 10 IDE in a shared repository environment is possible starting with this release. Please read the Release Notes and the updated user documentation to get an understanding of how transactions in the IDE are protected against simultaneous changes by other users who share the same repository.  Please note that this typically relates to users using MS SQL Server or Oracle as dbms of choice for hte repository. The default database installed with the IDE, SQLite, is perfect for the preferred Sandbox Development method but is not fit for multi user access. The new distribution includes a new license that is valid till early November.  For your convenience, the following overview lists the issues addressed in this update: CR31370: cpt:Adding a combination of super and subtype entities to a component data structure results in exception CR31389: Assigning an empty value to an object name may result in an exception CR31427: aps: Cannot compile an Application Startup Shell CR31431: Performance of context menus on Windows 2008 R2 is extremely slow CR31436: Confusing readme within distribution CR31439: prj - Second attempt to rename an Entity reference using an invalid name causes Exception CR31454: Locking mechanism to enable working in a shared repository is unstable CR31480: Exception thrown when opening Source Editor's context menu

ulrich-merkel said It's the question how participants of the running U10 scheme can get the update, not how to register for the u10

The update is not like a patch or Service Pack that can be installed on top of the first version of the Uniface 10 Web Edition (internally named 10.1.01). In order to install the updated Uniface 10 Web Edition (version 10.1.02) you need to download a new distribution. And the steps how to do this are described in the previous mentioned post.


Author: diseli (daniel.iseli@uniface.com)

Uniface 10.1.02 is available now

Author: henk.van.der.veer@uniface.com (Henk van der Veer)

I'm happy to inform you that we released an update to the Uniface 10 Web Edition today (internally named 10.1.02). As mentioned in a post by Adrian a few days ago, this is mostly a maintenance release that resolves technical issues related to usability, stability and performance.  In particular using the Uniface 10 IDE in a shared repository environment is possible starting with this release. Please read the Release Notes and the updated user documentation to get an understanding of how transactions in the IDE are protected against simultaneous changes by other users who share the same repository.  Please note that this typically relates to users using MS SQL Server or Oracle as dbms of choice for hte repository. The default database installed with the IDE, SQLite, is perfect for the preferred Sandbox Development method but is not fit for multi user access. The new distribution includes a new license that is valid till early November.  For your convenience, the following overview lists the issues addressed in this update: CR31370: cpt:Adding a combination of super and subtype entities to a component data structure results in exception CR31389: Assigning an empty value to an object name may result in an exception CR31427: aps: Cannot compile an Application Startup Shell CR31431: Performance of context menus on Windows 2008 R2 is extremely slow CR31436: Confusing readme within distribution CR31439: prj - Second attempt to rename an Entity reference using an invalid name causes Exception CR31454: Locking mechanism to enable working in a shared repository is unstable CR31480: Exception thrown when opening Source Editor's context menu

How can I get this distribution? Greetings from Frankfurt/Germany, Uli   P.S. It's nice to hear the expiry date will be extended to give us more time to compare functionality enhancements.


Author: ulrich-merkel (ulrichmerkel@web.de)

Uniface 10.1.02 is available now

Author: henk.van.der.veer@uniface.com (Henk van der Veer)

I'm happy to inform you that we released an update to the Uniface 10 Web Edition today (internally named 10.1.02). As mentioned in a post by Adrian a few days ago, this is mostly a maintenance release that resolves technical issues related to usability, stability and performance.  In particular using the Uniface 10 IDE in a shared repository environment is possible starting with this release. Please read the Release Notes and the updated user documentation to get an understanding of how transactions in the IDE are protected against simultaneous changes by other users who share the same repository.  Please note that this typically relates to users using MS SQL Server or Oracle as dbms of choice for hte repository. The default database installed with the IDE, SQLite, is perfect for the preferred Sandbox Development method but is not fit for multi user access. The new distribution includes a new license that is valid till early November.  For your convenience, the following overview lists the issues addressed in this update: CR31370: cpt:Adding a combination of super and subtype entities to a component data structure results in exception CR31389: Assigning an empty value to an object name may result in an exception CR31427: aps: Cannot compile an Application Startup Shell CR31431: Performance of context menus on Windows 2008 R2 is extremely slow CR31436: Confusing readme within distribution CR31439: prj - Second attempt to rename an Entity reference using an invalid name causes Exception CR31454: Locking mechanism to enable working in a shared repository is unstable CR31480: Exception thrown when opening Source Editor's context menu

ulrich-merkel said How can I get this distribution?

See the post "Uniface 10 Web Edition - how to access the distribution" here in the sub-forum "Uniface 10 Web Edition". In short: contact your account manager or use the registration page which is behind the banners on Uniface.com. Hope this helps. Daniel


Author: diseli (daniel.iseli@uniface.com)
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