Hi,

I want to validate client directory paths before proceeding with further operations.

As per documentation the following functions are not supported:
create.local.file()
create.local.directory()
dir.select.dialog.local()
get.client.directory()
get.local.filename()
remove.local.directory()
remove.local.file()
seq.fstat.local()

The functions provided correspond to file operations at server.

Are there any equivalent functions for client directory creation/deletion operations in HTML 5?

Thanks & Regards
Nitisha

Any ideas on how to handle client operations in HTML 5?

Also is it possible to view other than ".txt" files in browser window for HTML 5?

Thanks & Regards
Nitisha

which version of Baan are you using and where is it written (As per documentation the following functions are not supported:)?

Hi Ajesh,
I think HTML 5 (LN UI) works from LN 10.4 onwards.
Also In the Latest Programmer Guide, Above concerned functions are mentioned (Client related operation not working in LN UI).
Attaching Scrrenshot for your reference.

@Nitisha :

As far as I know , I doubt there is any Client related functions which may working in LN UI.

Please correct me if I am wrong

Hi,

I want to validate client directory paths before proceeding with further operations.

As per documentation the following functions are not supported:
create.local.file()
create.local.directory()
dir.select.dialog.local()
get.client.directory()
get.local.filename()
remove.local.directory()
remove.local.file()
seq.fstat.local()

The functions provided correspond to file operations at server.

Are there any equivalent functions for client directory creation/deletion operations in HTML 5?

Thanks & Regards
Nitisha

As you mention HTML 5, I assume you are using LNUI.
In HTML 5, the client functions are in sync with how the browser (Chrome/IE) handles downloads and uploads natively.

Due to this restrictions, directory creations are not allowed.

But if you call, client.download.file() LNUI will let the user to save where s/he wishes to save the file, similar to how we download files from regular websites.

Chrome: Default Download Folder
IE: Open or Save & Open
Firefox: as per user setting.

Regards.