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Visual FoxPro
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Sorry for the late response, been on vacation...
That is what we are doing. I didn't mention it before because some people don't have experience with that.
My problem is my supervisor wants to put the app class in a directory with read execute rights so no one can change it. With the app class on one server and the ini table with the path settings on another server, I am having trouble figuring out how to get the path to the ini table. I can pass the app class path from the launcher. But I would have to do major mods to the launcher to get a fourth path and it would effect the 100 apps already working.

The question is how can I get the paths after the app class is open (remember the app class cannot be modified).

How about I pass 2 parameters and parse into 2 different app properties, then I have access to the ini table. The other issue is getting an include file to work in vfp6. I can't use the define variables when I put the include in the first method call of the app class.

Thanks for the help, Chuck
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>Hi There :)
>
>I think that you are in need of some sort of application launcher
>that will read/write localy (on each workstation) path info
>(or part of it) and then pass this info to application it launches...
>There are some of these launchers available here I think, but
>you can also build one to suit your specific situation.
>
>I personaly use free table on each station to store variable part of the path (and some other things) and then real path gets constructed at runtime based on current server position.
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>Additionaly forms & reports using DE to open tables have to be 'equiped' to change their path settings on the fly, otherwise they might get stucked looking for design time paths 'hardstored' in DE.
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>
>Best Regards
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