Delphi 5 intraweb 4 and javaScript

[Marcello Dias]

hI,

I have a very huge IntraWeb application that uses several java script files.
The same DLL was installed in three different servers,with the same java Scripts,all of them in a windows server 2003.
But just one of the servers is doing very strange things,like changing the decimal separators.
IŽve checked all of them have the same regionals settings.
A Friend of mine thinks the problem is in the Java Script that the DLL is sending to the clients,but again is the same dll and the same java script files.

Thanks,
Marcello Dias

[Marcello Dias]

By the way,I know absolutely not about java script and almost nothing about Intraweb.
What do I have to insall in the server?
Any Sun package,like java virtual machine?

Marcello

Post by Marcello Dias
hI,
I have a very huge IntraWeb application that uses several java script files.
The same DLL was installed in three different servers,with the same java Scripts,all of them in a windows server 2003.
But just one of the servers is doing very strange things,like changing the decimal separators.
IŽve checked all of them have the same regionals settings.
A Friend of mine thinks the problem is in the Java Script that the DLL is sending to the clients,but again is the same dll and the same java script files.
Thanks,
Marcello Dias

[Marcello Dias]

Hi,

It seems that all problems were related to some wrong entries in Windows Registry of the server.
The decimal separator was '.' but it should be ','

Thanks,
Marcello

Post by Marcello Dias
By the way,I know absolutely not about java script and almost nothing about Intraweb.
What do I have to insall in the server?
Any Sun package,like java virtual machine?
Marcello

Post by Marcello Dias
hI,
I have a very huge IntraWeb application that uses several java script files.
The same DLL was installed in three different servers,with the same java Scripts,all of them in a windows server 2003.
But just one of the servers is doing very strange things,like changing the decimal separators.
IŽve checked all of them have the same regionals settings.
A Friend of mine thinks the problem is in the Java Script that the DLL is sending to the clients,but again is the same dll and the same java script files.
Thanks,
Marcello Dias

[Del Murray]

I used to get an F in English if I used "," where I should use "." :-)