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== RunningOn ==
 
== RunningOn ==
 
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A new class RunningOn has fairly recently be added to gather information about the platform the system is running on.  This information is later used to adjust the system automatically to run when moved from system to system without any code or parameter changes.  It is a bit tricky because some of the functions it uses and value obtained vary from system to system.  Still seems to work pretty well.
A new class RunningOn has fairly recently be added to gather information about the platform the application is running on.  This information is later used to adjust the application automatically when moved from computer to computer ( including OS changes ) without any code or parameter changes.  It is a bit tricky because some of the functions it uses and value obtained vary from OS to OSSo to test it you need to "move it aroung" some. Still seems to work pretty well.
 
 
   
 
   
 
Variables in RunningOn may be use in parameters to branch based OS or computer name or TCP IP address.  Occasionally values will be used in other code.
 
Variables in RunningOn may be use in parameters to branch based OS or computer name or TCP IP address.  Occasionally values will be used in other code.
  
== Paths and File Names ==
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=== Paths and File Names ===
 
There are a couple of challenges with paths and file names:
 
There are a couple of challenges with paths and file names:
 
*Are they relative or absolute?
 
*Are they relative or absolute?

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