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Hi freaksI'm trying to install a listing view for all objecttypes (Thanks David)Working well for almost all object types but not for libprc, libsnp, ...As URL I got only the libraryname but not the procedure nameexpected:   libprc:my_library/prc=my_procactual:       libprc:my_libraryIs this[   ] a bug[   ] a feature[   ] sorry, never intended to work[   ] ...Ingo

Hello,We have a DSP that allows us to send emails using the Graph API. To use this API, we use the ‘msal.js’ library, which allows us to connect to our Microsoft account before sending emails.After the first connection to the Microsoft account, we use the ‘msalInstance.getAllAccounts()’ method, which retrieves the Microsoft connected user from the cache. This is essential for sending several emails in succession.This DSP is used in a form through a DSPContainer, and it works very well.Our problem is as follows: after each application restart, we have to re-enter our credentials: the ‘msalInstance.getAllAccounts()’ method has forgotten everything. As long as the application is not restarted, this method remembers the logged-in user.Do you know if it is possible to have a persistent cache after closing? From an ergonomic point of view, it is not pleasant for the user to have to log in again each time. Thank you and Happy New Year to you !

Introducing Observability in Uniface: Real-Time Insights Without Code Changes Authored by: Dongbo Zhang, Senior Software Engineer, Rocket Uniface Observability is the ability to understand what is happening inside your applications by collecting and analyzing metrics, logs, and traces. With Uniface’s new Observability feature, you can monitor application performance and behavior in real time - without changing your application code. This capability is built on OpenTelemetry, an industry-standard framework for observability, making it easier to integrate Uniface with popular monitoring tools like Tempo, Loki, Grafana, Jaeger, or Elastic Stack.  What's New? Starting with Uniface 10.4.03-030, Observability is now a native feature. Here is what you get: OpenTelemetry Integration: Uniface now speaks the language of modern observability. You can export traces and logs directly to your preferred observability platform - whether it is Jaeger, Tempo, Loki, or Elastic Stack - without additional 

Hello,I am using Rocket UNIFACE 10.3. As part of our plan to upgrade the database server, we are considering an OS upgrade from AIX 7.2 to AIX 7.3.Could you please let me know if UNIFACE is planned to support AIX 7.3? If there are any existing validation cases or roadmap information available, I would greatly appreciate it if you could share them.Thank you in advance for your support.

Hi All,   As part of our ongoing upgrade, we are transitioning the Uniface environment from Uniface 7 (on OpenVMS) to Uniface 10 (on Linux).During this migration, we encountered an issue with a 3GL function that was previously working as expected in the OpenVMS environment. The function is invoked using the following Uniface command:   perform "3glfunction"edit/nowander   This 3GL function is implemented in a .c file located in a Linux directory. Its purpose is to pause the Uniface application until a specified time has elapsed. Once the timer completes, the function uses UPUTAMES to send a response back to Uniface.While this setup worked seamlessly on OpenVMS, it does not function correctly on Linux. The Linux version of the 3GL function uses a timer thread, which is detached after the timer ends. Although UPUTAMES works independently and is capable of sending responses back to the application, it fails to trigger the expected behavior in Uniface-specifically, the form does not displa

The search (specific and AI) functions on the docs webpage appears to be broken, no results are returned even when very specific request are made, and the Uniface product is explicitly selected. Any idea when it’s coming back? Is there any locally installed resource a programmer can fall back on when the web is busted? Regards, Iain

HiThis is probably a question for Rocket mods.Customer is using an application that requires a runtime licence for uniface. They currently have the application and database on premise and use the Distributed Licence Manager to manage concurrent users.They wish to migrate the application and database to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.What would be the implications for this with regards moving the DLM onto OCI, and would the licence itself need to change?They are on uniface 9.7.Thanks in advance,Clare

Bitness Mismatches After Migration: How to Detect and Prevent Issues When migrating your Uniface environment—especially to new hardware or operating systems—you might encounter a common obstacle: bitness mismatches between Uniface and third-party components like DLLs or database clients (e.g., Oracle). These mismatches often happen when 32-bit and 64-bit components are mixed unintentionally, leading to errors that can be tricky to diagnose.How Do You Know If Bitness Mismatch Is the Issue? Here are some typical symptoms that point to a bitness mismatch:Uniface fails to start or crashes immediately. DLL load errors appear (like “Cannot load DLL” or “Invalid format”), error codes # -150/-155. Database connectivity issues, especially with Oracle clients. Unexpected or inconsistent behavior in components that depend on external libraries.If you notice these symptoms after migration, it’s a good idea to check the bitness of your environment components first—that can save a lot of troubleshoo

HI, When we perform queries (select, delete, update) on a PostgreSQL database under Uniface, if the query returns nothing (0 for select, 0 for update, or 0 for delete), we get an error in the status return.exemple:"ERROR=-3·;MNEM=<UIOSERR_EXCEPTIONAL>·;DESCRIPTION=I/O error·;COMPONENT=B54R0022·;PROCNAME=B00_SQL·;TRIGGER=EXEC·;LINE=45·;PROCLINE=sql "%%$SQL$", "$def""requete update:update b50_article set rds_update=COALESCE(rds_update,0)+1, rds_version=COALESCE(rds_version,0)+1,rds_site_update='C1',bf_ancien=bf,bf_ancien_ref=bf_ref,bf=(select bf from b50_article a where a.marq=b50_article.marq and a.codeart=replace(b50_article.codeart,'DUP1','')),bf_ref=(select bf_ref from b50_article a where a.marq=b50_article.marq and  a.codeart=replace(b50_article.codeart,'DUP1','')),bf_date=(select bf_date from b50_article a where a.marq=b50_article.marq and a.codeart=replace(b50_article.codeart,'DUP1','')) where codeart like '%DUP1' and replace(b50_article.codeart,'DUP1','')=(select codeart fr

I get the following error when attempting to enter an entitlement ID:“The friendly name provided is already associated with the fingerprint of another machine. Resolution: provide a different friendly name that is unique to this machine, or return the license on the other machine, and then retry activating this entitlement.” However I cannot change the friendly name nor can I return the licence as do to a windows reinstall.Can anyone help?

Anyone ran into the following? And knows a solution?Environment:Uniface 10.4.02.58 on Windows 10 and RedHat 9.4 Linux Character set for I/O ($DEF_CHARSET: - Windows: CP1252 (default) - Linux: LATIN1 (default)Oracle Database 19c, NLS_CHARACTERSET defined as WE8ISO8859P15; this is supposed to be ISO 8859-15 including £ and € GBP pound sign £ stored in a database table or returned in the text of a Stored Package is displayed in Uniface (both Windows GUI and Linux CHUI) as #. Setting $DEF_CHARSET on the client(s) and userver to UTF8 helps, but has a negative side effect on tables with column LONG RAW, such as PRATT. 

Under the Hood: Uniface’s Chromium Framework Gets a Major Security and Performance UpgradeBy Jie Wu,  Software Engineer III As a Uniface engineer, I’m excited to share some big news with all of you who build, maintain, and run Uniface applications: we’ve just shipped an upgrade to the Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF) in Uniface patch 10.4.03-028. If you’re using the HTML widget or working inside the Uniface IDE, this will directly impact your daily work—for the better.Why This MattersAt its core, Uniface leverages Chromium (the open-source backbone of browsers like Chrome and Edge) for HTML rendering and JavaScript execution. This means that whenever you embed web content in your app—be it dashboards, rich UIs, or integrations—you get the same level of power and security that powers modern browsers. By upgrading CEF from version 123.0.7 (Chromium 123.0.6312.46) to CEF 141.0.5 (Chromium 141.0.7390.55), we’re delivering the latest security patches and features, closing the door on previ

Access our webinar recordings and slides!Dive in to learn about all the latest product update news, insider tips, and exciting opportunities. Stay informed, learn from experts, and get the most out of your experience with Uniface.   Speakers: Michael Taylor (Senior Product Manager) Jason Huggins (Director, Enablement & Education) Julie Hohman (Solution & Customer Marketing Manager) Watch webinar   Content: Celebrating 40 years of Uniface Maintenance release 10.4.03 New features Demo Explore slides   Content: 10.4.02 Updates from 10.4.02 10.4.03 Roadmap Explore slides   Speakers: Jan Cees Boogaard (Manager, Technical Support Engineering) Michael Taylor (Senior Product Manager) Jason Huggins (Director, Enablement & Education) Watch webinar  

Feel free to explore the releases, patches, technical Information and documentation for Uniface Anywhere.Releases and Patches Rocket Uniface Anywhere 6.2.7.34011 Released Rocket Uniface announces Uniface Anywhere version 6.2.5.33040 Uniface Anywhere Version 6.2.3.32606 available Technical Information HTML Widget in Uniface application shows empty Uniface Anywhere License Upgrade Required Microsoft Office 365 in UA sessions Automatic Update Error installing host-update-6.0.1.f How to reserve sessions for specific users  Uniface Anywhere Documentation Fact Sheet Quick Start Guide Administrator Guide

With Rocket® Uniface Enterprise Edition versions 10.3.03 and 10.4.01, we introduced Sentinel, our innovative licensing system.Explore how Sentinel licensing works and how DLM functionality translates to RMS. Stay informed and make the most of your Uniface experience! About SentinelRocket Uniface RMS 241231 Released Rocket Uniface RMS 240821 Released Rocket Uniface RMS 10.4.02-040 Released Rocket Uniface RMS 230323 Released Rocket Uniface 10.4.01-QP12 Released Releases and PatchesSentinel RMS License Service 9.8.0.48 available

Anyone know why the code below does not compile in the free version of uniface. Is it a bug or is it a feature... that is the question :-) It appears that 'any'  works in the variables but not in the params in uniface 10.4.03 free addition Params numeric       pTask: in       any test :in EndParams------------------------------Osman ShariffFreelance Uniface Consultant - FranceWork in Europe in French, English and German------------------------------

🌐 Missed our Q4 Uniface Security Webinar? The recording is now available! 🛡️ Stay up-to-date with the latest security insights, updates, and best practices to keep your Uniface applications protected. Watch now Slide deck ------------------------------Julie HohmanCustomer Retention MarketingRocket Internal - All BrandsSimpsonville SC US------------------------------

Hi UnifAceI got the link to the recently webinar.After login I could watch the recorded webinar.Now I wanted to make the film available to my colleagues as well.How can I download it or otherwise make it available to my colleagues?Ingo------------------------------Ingo StillerAareon Deutschland GmbH------------------------------

I patched to patch 026 a couple of days ago and my colleagues and I have noticed it no longer responds to Ctrl-F or Ctrl-H in the proc editor, and find and replace now require the right click menu.  This is continually catching me out, and I and winding up typing search strings into proc because Ctrl-F has not brought up the find window.  How do I get the shortcuts back? Is is an ini setting now gone missing or something else?  Regards,  Iain------------------------------Iain SharpHead of Technical ServicesJonas Metals Software LimitedSheffield GB------------------------------

[Webinar] Security in Uniface + Ask Us Anything: Join us for our next Uniface Quarterly Webinar scheduled for October 8. In this 1-hour session we will cover:   Security landscape and trends Built-in Uniface security features Security concerns developers should consider when developing applications Runtime configurations to consider for a secure deployment Security architecture overview Uniface security roadmap Q&A: Ask us anything REGISTER NOW------------------------------Julie HohmanCustomer Retention MarketingRocket Internal - All BrandsSimpsonville SC US------------------------------