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In reply to: Bold Reports in WiseJ

We don’t have a sample project for Bold Reports  integration in Wisej. This forum post has a sample for a Crystal Reports integration, which you may find helpful, as it follows a similar process: https://wisej.com/support/question/does-anyone-has-got-working-example-of-crystal-report-viewer-or-ms-reporting-services-viewer

As for embedding the reports in Wisej, you can open the report as a PDF using the Wisej PDFViewer:
https://docs.wisej.com/docs/controls/content/pdfviewer
https://docs.wisej.com/api/wisej.web/content/pdfviewer

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Attached is a sample project with the issue.

This works fine locally testing, but when I put the app on our IIS server and access it through a domain the issue occurs.

Appear isn’t getting fired at all
Paint is fired only after clicking within the page (Paint is only relevant to this because of the Appear issue, and I tried using this as an alternative which wont work because of it requires interaction)

  • S answered Feb 28, 2024 - 12:48 am
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The reason that Wisej reaches out for a health check is that Wisej does not know the difference between closing your browser, closing a browser tab and turning off your computer. The “health check” works as follows: server sends a message to the client, and waits for a response. If the server doesn’t get a response, it assumes the client has disconnected somehow (Whether that is a closing the tab or turning off the computer).

Note that the only reason you are getting the healthcheck is because the connection between server and client is being closed. There is no healthcheck sent by Wisej normally. The user switching tabs should not cause the session to end, and should not trigger the healthcheck- although the user CLOSING the tab should.

Can you provide a sample please? And, do you see the same behavior if you comment out the timer control?

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Hi S,

can you please put together a small repro case that shows what you are trying to achieve.
It´s not 100% clear to us, based on your description.

Thanks in advance,
Frank

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In reply to: Hybrid Maui on Android

Hello Julie,

thank you very much.

But on preparing the test-project for you, I recognized that the test-project is working.

So I think I have to find the error by myself.

Many thanks

Rupert

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Here’s a video showing how to build and debug Wisej Hybrid projects on MacOS:
https://youtu.be/-aDV2g8WrK0

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I tested with your sample and the camera works for me. I also tested with the demobrowser, and the camera works there for me: https://wisej-demobrowser.azurewebsites.net/#Extensions/Camera/Features

Based on my testing, it seems as though this issue is not a bug in Wisej, as I can’t reproduce, but rather an issue with your specific device.
Some other things you can try:
-Make sure that your camera is working, see if you can get it to work using a non-Wisej application
-Make sure that another program is not using the camera at the same time as the Wisej application
-Try clearing your browser cache and restarting the device
-Make sure that permission to use the camera has been granted (You already tried this, but I’m listing it again just in case)

Unfortunately, any further assistance on this issue is beyond what we can provide with free support. If you are interested in paid support, you can see the options here:
https://wisej.com/services-packages/
https://docs.wisej.com/license/services/professional-services

  • Julie(ITG) answered Feb 27, 2024 - 4:34 pm
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In reply to: Hybrid Maui on Android

Can you provide a small sample with the Wisej Application client, and a sample with the Hybrid client?
You can attach a zip file as a comment here. You might need to delete the obj, bin  and vs folders in order for it to be small enough to upload.

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There is no native printer integration in Wisej. See answer to https://wisej.com/support/question/hybrid-open-pdf-file-error#sabai-entity-content-15347

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There is no native printer integration in Wisej. You can’t send the document directly to the printer. You’ll need to create a pdf, download and print it- which it sounds like you’ve already been doing.

Alternatively, you could call native Android code from your C# Wisej code that accesses your printer directly.

See:

https://docs.wisej.com/hybrid/development/invoke-platform-code

https://www.androidcode.ninja/android-bluetooth-tutorial/

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Any update if this functionality to preset filter will be added, or can be achieved somehow differently?

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thanks julie; your mini project also fails to display the camera if I run it from a tablet (10 android tablets) or from another PC; permissions to use the camera have been granted; I really don’t understand; here I put another mini project in vb.

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Ciao Grabiele,

We have several Wisej.NET integrations done with Office365 outlook and word addins which seems to have the architecture and they all use iframes. The javascript for the addins provides the api necessary to cross the iframe boundary. There is no way for us or anyone else to bypass the browser security. For the 365 addins I mentioned there is no issue in using the integration javascript from Wisej.NET to do just about anything with the hosting office.

If the webpart architecture is similar to the addin, it’s probably the same. As soon as I have some time I will try. If you want to contact me directly with a sample and steps of what to do with sharepoint.com pls do that.

 

  • Luca answered Feb 23, 2024 - 10:07 pm
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Can you provide a link to the specific “CameraSample” Application that you’re referring to? Or a zip file?

For the tablet/pc make sure that the camera permissions are enabled.

I tested with the newest version of Wisej and the newest extension,(3.5.5-preview.4) and it works for me. See attached sample- test it and see if it works for you.

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Hi Arturo,

are you using the Brotli Extension in your application? We noticed rare cases where this exception can occur based on some interal issue in the Brotli compression code.
Please try running your application with removing Wisej.Ext.Brotli and tell us if the error goes away.

Thanks in advance.

Best regards
Frank

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Ha Ha  thanks-ish   Luca    I added an Image of my discovery.

It was not intuitive  Hope it helps someone else

this.fullCal.HeaderFormats.DayViewFormat = “MMMM DD, YYYY”;

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It’s all explained at fullcalendar docs.

  • Luca answered Feb 21, 2024 - 7:32 pm
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The problem was Javascript debugging, now it’s fine.

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What kind of error you got? Design time or Runtime? A screen-shot may help a lot.

The project load correctly in Visual Studio.

The included ChilkatDotNet48.dll is 32 bit.
I see a potential problem at runtime and debug because a mix of 32 bit and 64/AnyCPU can not be loaded by a default IIS application pool wich is a 64bit one.
You cannot load 32 bit DLL in a IIS 64 bit application pool
The ChilkatDotnet48.dll is a very particular piece of .NET code because contains native code…
https://chilkatsoft.com/win32_Framework48.asp
Try to change the dll with the 64 bit version or you need to configure IIS application pool to be a 32 bit one.
Please note that IIS (and IIS Express) on a 64bit Windows OS are configured by default with  64 bit application pools so the native DLL must be 64 bit and the .NET dll can be AnyCPU or 64 bit. Loading a 32 bit native DLL or a x86 (32 bit) .NET assembly lead to a load error.

Have a nice day.

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Please do not upload real data……or license numbers….

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