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where can i find the script to check online status automatically and report change?
- Thread starter taijiren
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Here It Is
What it does is you can enter up to 20 receipt numbers into the main window and the program will look up the case status on the BCIS site. The first time it does this it creates a txt file containing the case status for each case. On subquent checks it compares that status to the one on file and will display an alert if the status has changed. It only does a literal check so for example when the INS became the BCIS it said the status had changed. I have also seen some other false positives as well. When it finds a change it creates a change history file recording the each changed message. For more information you should check the help tab. The only thing that doesn't really work right yet is that it is not managing a dial up connection properly, ie it will connect you to the internet, it just does not hang up the modem, so on dial up it cannot be run in unattended mode. On a LAN it seems to work great. The program allows the user to select a review period of between 3 and 24 hours. The default is 6 hrs.Case Status Monitor Application
What it does is you can enter up to 20 receipt numbers into the main window and the program will look up the case status on the BCIS site. The first time it does this it creates a txt file containing the case status for each case. On subquent checks it compares that status to the one on file and will display an alert if the status has changed. It only does a literal check so for example when the INS became the BCIS it said the status had changed. I have also seen some other false positives as well. When it finds a change it creates a change history file recording the each changed message. For more information you should check the help tab. The only thing that doesn't really work right yet is that it is not managing a dial up connection properly, ie it will connect you to the internet, it just does not hang up the modem, so on dial up it cannot be run in unattended mode. On a LAN it seems to work great. The program allows the user to select a review period of between 3 and 24 hours. The default is 6 hrs.Case Status Monitor Application
Thanks, custer, but
I could not install it.. it says "set up cannot continue because some system files are out of date... click ok if you want to... restart..."
I clicked ok and restarted computer, still get the same message... would appreciate it if you could let me know how I can solve this pbm... Thanks a lot...
I could not install it.. it says "set up cannot continue because some system files are out of date... click ok if you want to... restart..."
I clicked ok and restarted computer, still get the same message... would appreciate it if you could let me know how I can solve this pbm... Thanks a lot...
Sorry
The problem you are having is a known microsoft bug. I am running Windows 2000 SP3. My guess is that you are also running Windows 2000, but a service pack earlier than mine. The bug relates to some program libraries that were revised in SP3. They mess up your ability to build applications for earlier Windows 2000 versions. There are two options, first is you could install Sp3 from Microsoft (free and may be a good idea anyway), or you could wait until Tuesday and I will build a new install on another workstation running Windows 2000 (not upgraded), also a good idea. I will post a link to this BB when I have finished the new build.
The problem you are having is a known microsoft bug. I am running Windows 2000 SP3. My guess is that you are also running Windows 2000, but a service pack earlier than mine. The bug relates to some program libraries that were revised in SP3. They mess up your ability to build applications for earlier Windows 2000 versions. There are two options, first is you could install Sp3 from Microsoft (free and may be a good idea anyway), or you could wait until Tuesday and I will build a new install on another workstation running Windows 2000 (not upgraded), also a good idea. I will post a link to this BB when I have finished the new build.