Re: [Oberon] connect to ISP via dialup PPP with BlueBottle, how ?
Is there any plan to provide BlueBottle with a "wizard" that will, by examining the environment in which it finds itself and asking the user, be able to figure out everything it needs to know to establish a dialup ppp connection with the user's ISP? Should at most be a matter of a day to provide for the basic functionality. This would mean getting some data in text fields of a panel and then merge it in Oberon.Text. Also naturally for changing an existing connection it should be possible to read data from Oberon.Text. Perhaps when I'm fed up with a serious problem I would do something easy for a while. OTHO if somebody would write such a panel I would happily include it in a new release. If you want the existing stuff for Bluebottle have a look at http://www.edgarschwarz.de/oberon. There you will find esaos.PPP.1.0.a.zip (63K). Any feedback welcome.
Cheers, Edgar
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Is there any plan to provide BlueBottle with a "wizard" that will, by examining the environment in which it finds itself and asking the user, be able to figure out everything it needs to know to establish a dialup ppp connection with the user's ISP?
Edgar Schwarz said this:
Should at most be a matter of a day to provide for the basic functionality. This would mean getting some data in text fields of a panel and then merge it in Oberon.Text. Also naturally for changing an existing connection it should be possible to read data from Oberon.Text. Perhaps when I'm fed up with a serious problem I would do something easy for a while. OTHO if somebody would write such a panel I would happily include it in a new release. If you want the existing stuff for Bluebottle have a look at http://www.edgarschwarz.de/oberon. There you will find esaos.PPP.1.0.a.zip (63K). Any feedback welcome.
Thank you very much, I will look at this material when I find time, but am I to take this to mean that the answer to my question is no, there is no plan to equip BlueBottle with an internet wizard? Frankly, that makes about as much sense to me as expecting BMW owners to get out and crank the engine by hand to start it. Cheers, Bill
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