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Posted: 28 Aug 2007 15:07
by jacky
Seems to work fine & fast here as well

Posted: 28 Aug 2007 18:45
by admin
Good, thanks, guys. Now we are all waiting for Luke........

Posted: 29 Aug 2007 19:25
by admin
lukescammell wrote:6.10.0071 - works just fine thanks :)
6.10.0092 - nadda :/
Now what about 6.20.0011??? :?:

Posted: 30 Aug 2007 12:04
by JML13
I have not read all messages in this thread but here are my results :

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Path: \\rnd.xxxxxx.com (first click)
- Check 1: True. Time needed: 153,330 msec = 0,15 seconds
- Check 2: False. Time needed: 0,095 msec = 0,00 seconds
- Check 3: True. Time needed: 2 435,441 msec = 2,44 seconds
- Check 4: True. Time needed: 6 416,948 msec = 6,42 seconds
- Check 5: True. Time needed: 995,840 msec = 1,00 seconds
- Check 6: True. Time needed: 2 552,623 msec = 2,55 seconds

Path: \\rnd.xxxxxx.com (2nd click)
- Check 1: True. Time needed: 0,338 msec = 0,00 seconds
- Check 2: False. Time needed: 0,064 msec = 0,00 seconds
- Check 3: True. Time needed: 2 506,715 msec = 2,51 seconds
- Check 4: True. Time needed: 6 510,081 msec = 6,51 seconds
- Check 5: True. Time needed: 1 051,685 msec = 1,05 seconds
- Check 6: True. Time needed: 2 727,521 msec = 2,73 seconds

Path: \\rnd.xxxxxx.com\dfs (first click)
- Check 1: True. Time needed: 6,097 msec = 0,01 seconds
- Check 2: True. Time needed: 1,066 msec = 0,00 seconds
- Check 3: True. Time needed: 2 874,102 msec = 2,87 seconds
- Check 4: True. Time needed: 1 018,248 msec = 1,02 seconds
- Check 5: True. Time needed: 1 032,582 msec = 1,03 seconds
- Check 6: True. Time needed: 1 287,324 msec = 1,29 seconds

Path: \\rnd.xxxxxx.com\dfs (2nd click)
- Check 1: True. Time needed: 0,095 msec = 0,00 seconds
- Check 2: True. Time needed: 1,180 msec = 0,00 seconds
- Check 3: True. Time needed: 2 546,954 msec = 2,55 seconds
- Check 4: True. Time needed: 6 545,277 msec = 6,55 seconds
- Check 5: True. Time needed: 1 049,307 msec = 1,05 seconds
- Check 6: True. Time needed: 1 344,012 msec = 1,34 seconds
Can you explain why I have these big differences ?

Posted: 30 Aug 2007 12:14
by admin
JML13 wrote:I have not read all messages in this thread but here are my results :

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Path: \\rnd.xxxxxx.com (first click)
- Check 1: True. Time needed: 153,330 msec = 0,15 seconds
- Check 2: False. Time needed: 0,095 msec = 0,00 seconds
- Check 3: True. Time needed: 2 435,441 msec = 2,44 seconds
- Check 4: True. Time needed: 6 416,948 msec = 6,42 seconds
- Check 5: True. Time needed: 995,840 msec = 1,00 seconds
- Check 6: True. Time needed: 2 552,623 msec = 2,55 seconds

Path: \\rnd.xxxxxx.com (2nd click)
- Check 1: True. Time needed: 0,338 msec = 0,00 seconds
- Check 2: False. Time needed: 0,064 msec = 0,00 seconds
- Check 3: True. Time needed: 2 506,715 msec = 2,51 seconds
- Check 4: True. Time needed: 6 510,081 msec = 6,51 seconds
- Check 5: True. Time needed: 1 051,685 msec = 1,05 seconds
- Check 6: True. Time needed: 2 727,521 msec = 2,73 seconds

Path: \\rnd.xxxxxx.com\dfs (first click)
- Check 1: True. Time needed: 6,097 msec = 0,01 seconds
- Check 2: True. Time needed: 1,066 msec = 0,00 seconds
- Check 3: True. Time needed: 2 874,102 msec = 2,87 seconds
- Check 4: True. Time needed: 1 018,248 msec = 1,02 seconds
- Check 5: True. Time needed: 1 032,582 msec = 1,03 seconds
- Check 6: True. Time needed: 1 287,324 msec = 1,29 seconds

Path: \\rnd.xxxxxx.com\dfs (2nd click)
- Check 1: True. Time needed: 0,095 msec = 0,00 seconds
- Check 2: True. Time needed: 1,180 msec = 0,00 seconds
- Check 3: True. Time needed: 2 546,954 msec = 2,55 seconds
- Check 4: True. Time needed: 6 545,277 msec = 6,55 seconds
- Check 5: True. Time needed: 1 049,307 msec = 1,05 seconds
- Check 6: True. Time needed: 1 344,012 msec = 1,34 seconds
Can you explain why I have these big differences ?
No, there can be many factors.

Looks like 5 is faster than 6 for you. I currently use a combo of 6 + 2.

Remember this is all about testing if a location exists resp. is available/connected. Of course I could also skip the whole testing. Would be faster if the location exists. BUT, if it does not exists, there can be loooong delays...

Posted: 30 Aug 2007 13:12
by JML13
OK

Is it possible to add a parameter (hidden?) to manually select the method to browse network ?

Posted: 30 Aug 2007 14:34
by admin
JML13 wrote:OK

Is it possible to add a parameter (hidden?) to manually select the method to browse network ?
I'd rather call it "Optimize for XP" or so... but I need more data. Since Luke does not answer, I need any Vista user with network to confirm that it works now!!!!!!

Posted: 30 Aug 2007 17:10
by JustinF
admin wrote:...I need any Vista user with network to confirm that it works now!!!!!!
I'm a Vista user, what do you need checked?

Here are results from your Exists UNC path app:

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Path: \\server\share\dir1\dir2
- Check 1: True. Time needed: 26.563 msec = 0.03 seconds
- Check 2: True. Time needed: 5.586 msec = 0.01 seconds
- Check 3: True. Time needed: 5.831 msec = 0.01 seconds
- Check 4: False. Time needed: 0.028 msec = 0.00 seconds
- Check 5: False. Time needed: 0.014 msec = 0.00 seconds
- Check 6: True. Time needed: 7.881 msec = 0.01 seconds

Path: \\server\
- Check 1: True. Time needed: 1.753 msec = 0.00 seconds
- Check 2: False. Time needed: 0.231 msec = 0.00 seconds
- Check 3: True. Time needed: 3.925 msec = 0.00 seconds
- Check 4: False. Time needed: 0.029 msec = 0.00 seconds
- Check 5: False. Time needed: 0.014 msec = 0.00 seconds
- Check 6: True. Time needed: 6.023 msec = 0.01 seconds

Posted: 30 Aug 2007 17:57
by admin
JustinF wrote:
admin wrote:...I need any Vista user with network to confirm that it works now!!!!!!
I'm a Vista user, what do you need checked?
I had 2 Vista users that reported they could not use the network anymore since 6.20. In the meantime I found out why: I was using an API call that simply was not supported under Vista.

Now I just want to know: can you use the network in XY under Vista now? If yes, that's all I need to know. Then I'll upload 6.30 ASAP, and UDC (user defined commands) will be 6.40... :)

Posted: 30 Aug 2007 21:04
by JustinF
admin wrote:
JustinF wrote:
admin wrote:...I need any Vista user with network to confirm that it works now!!!!!!
I'm a Vista user, what do you need checked?
I had 2 Vista users that reported they could not use the network anymore since 6.20. In the meantime I found out why: I was using an API call that simply was not supported under Vista.

Now I just want to know: can you use the network in XY under Vista now? If yes, that's all I need to know. Then I'll upload 6.30 ASAP, and UDC (user defined commands) will be 6.40... :)
I'm running Vista Business and XYplorer v6.20.0011 and I can browse our small network both via a mapped drive and UNC path (\\servername\sharename).

Posted: 30 Aug 2007 21:43
by admin
JustinF wrote:I'm running Vista Business and XYplorer v6.20.0011 and I can browse our small network both via a mapped drive and UNC path (\\servername\sharename).
Thanks! Did you ever try it with v6.20.0000. Should not have worked.

Posted: 30 Aug 2007 23:37
by JustinF
admin wrote:
JustinF wrote:I'm running Vista Business and XYplorer v6.20.0011 and I can browse our small network both via a mapped drive and UNC path (\\servername\sharename).
Thanks! Did you ever try it with v6.20.0000. Should not have worked.
No, I must not have -- I would have noticed if network browsing wasn't working (via mapped drives, anyway)

Posted: 31 Aug 2007 11:49
by lukescammell
Sorry for the delay man, been crazy at work. I can confirm that I have network access again with the latest beta - w00t! 6.20.0012

It's also noticeably quicker listing directories! :)

Mucho gracias :D

Out of interest, I have 6.20.0001 if you're desperate to know if it worked for him or not ;)

Posted: 31 Aug 2007 12:22
by admin
lukescammell wrote:Sorry for the delay man, been crazy at work. I can confirm that I have network access again with the latest beta - w00t! 6.20.0012

It's also noticeably quicker listing directories! :)

Mucho gracias :D

Out of interest, I have 6.20.0001 if you're desperate to know if it worked for him or not ;)
YEAH! :D