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Support	Problems, Just Problems Posted: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 4:45 PM (EST) > I'm still trying to figure out what to publish and what not to publish. > Do I just publish the "_Make" portion of the function and not the "_Hnd"? You publish both the _Make and _Hnd functions as well as other functions called in your application. > Can I run on server, if the function calls the window, ie Window > quad-WI 'text' (quad-FI x*y), as an example. You will need to redo the []WI 'text' ([]FI x*y) example as two steps: 1.  data<- ([]FI x*y) 2.  []WI 'text' data > Also, if the published function has quad-erase, or quad-DL in it, it goes > into the error pile. Is that more proof that the only thing you can publish > are quad-WI items? Being that []ERASE is a supported function and []DL isn't, the likely reason the function failed to publish was that they both appear in the same function.  You should click the Details button for the failed function to view the explanation for it being rejected. APL2000 Support
Michael.Shumate	Problems, Just Problems Posted: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 11:03 AM (EST) I did click the details button. It said "No detail available".   I check the function and []erase was used alone at least once. I'll check again for both in the same sentence.   Thanks,
Michael.Shumate	Problems, Just Problems Posted: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 11:24 AM (EST) I checked the offending function again and got this:   Rejected Function   Calc_Era     Not Implemented: []fmt Not Implemented []erase   The only lines in which []fmt and []erase are used are these:   XPrem „ 'CF9.2' ŒFMT Mprem . . .   ŒERASE '‘HospList ‘HospZip ‘HospDate'
Support	Problems, Just Problems Posted: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 11:50 AM (EST) ŒFMT and ŒERASE aren't supported therefore the reason given for rejecting the function is certainly valid.  So is there still a problem? P.S.  The APL symbols don't appear in your message making portions of it difficult to read.  So can you make sure in the future to set the appropriate font. APL2000 Support
Jairo.Lopez	Problems, Just Problems Posted: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 12:26 PM (EST) There are some articles you can check to get familiar with the APL+WebComponent. At the APLDN website this is the link: http://apldn.apl2000.com/Articles/APL+Web+Articles/default.aspx At the Eric Lescasse web site, this is the link: http://www.lescasse.com/APLWebComponent.asp Those articles are a great reference when you want to start using the APL+WebComponent.