Enrico, as Tim say we need (x)harbour with rddads.lib and ace32.lib (or 64 version), but to build (x)harbour libs need redistributable package. best regards
Anyone who uses ADS already has those files. They are in the redistributable package that was included with the ADS SDK. You do not have to rebuild anything in the .lib files and you also don't really have to include those files. The end users probably already have them in place. In my case, ...
Received, thank you. The 32bit files are identical to mine, so xHarbour 32 bit should be already ok. The 64bit files are different. Can you confirm that I have to use yours to build [x]Harbour? Do you want my files to check them there?
Some time ago when i build x(harbour) myself, this is ever work, using ace from 10, i can access 10,11,12 versions, but waiting info from others users is good. you need ace redistributable 10.
... of x(harbour) : set version to use: SET ADS_LIB_VERSION=1010 set directory of ace of this version: SET HB_DIR_ADS=\Ace\101049 this set to compile build libs with ace 10, this way like reinaldo says we can access to 10 and above local and server. maybe reinaldo can help us... thanks
Enrico, are you using ads 10 on client side for build xharbour and harbour ? i guess is this the right, because using 10 version in client side we can access 10 or newer version local/server.
Dear Michel, The simplest way I have found to build a tool to check if a PDF is signed is using python. signed.py import sys, aspose.pdf as appdfSign = ap.facades.PdfFileSignature()pdfSign.bind_pdf(sys.argv[ 1 ])signatures ...
... de soportar esas fechas, espero se soluciones en versiones siguientes La version que uso es la siguiente FWH2307 xHarbour 1.3.0 Intl. (SimpLex) (Build 20230914) Borland 7.6