Internet Support in Dev. 6.0

Hi,
Has anybody tried the internet support feature in Dev. 6.0 yet?
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Monika
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Hello-
If you're talking about the Run Form Web button in Developer 6,
it doesn't work unless you're running on a WinNT workstation...
At least that's according to Oracle. We've found that even
after installing on a NT Workstation this wouldn't work.
Not sure if its a bug or not. I do know that the release
documentation only mentions that this feature doesn't work on
Win95/98.
S-
Monika (guest) wrote:
: Hi,
: Has anybody tried the internet support feature in Dev. 6.0 yet?
: Any information would be greatly appreciated.
: Thanks,
: Monika
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plautus wrote:
Background:
I have two VOIP device, one is from VOIP.com (HT-286) and the other is my Blackberry 8220 wifi-enabled phone.
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About two weeks ago, I noticed that I would occasionally get phone calls on the blackberry and there would be no one there. I didn't think anything of it until my wife finally asked me why she couldn't make outgoing calls on the house phone.
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I called Verizon FIOS Internet support. They say since I can watch TV and access the web, that nothing is wrong.
I called VOIP.com and they say they see the device coming into their network, but they cannot see if Verizon is blocking ports 5060-5070.
Blackberry support flat-out says that Verizon is blocking ports.
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