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Sorry. Here it is: https://10.10.1.75/HashWS/MDiiGenerateHashI.dll No I am not using URL Rewrite

The app is on a private network and noy public internet. The Action 1 path is "/GetDecryptedPWD". The URL on server IIS is https://10.10.1.73 The URL on dev computer is http://localhost:8089

I have a small REST Web Services app with only 2 Actions -Action 0: Default Action = True MethodType = mtAny - Action 1: Default Action = False MethodType = mtPOST (also tried mtGET) When running as a stand alone EXE everything works as expected. When running the DLL under IIS the Action 0 always responds correctly to requests but Action 1 always fails with a 404.0. This happens on both my Dev computer (Win 11 & Delphi Enterprise 12.1) and a Win Server 2019 Datacenter. I develop and test using IIS Express. Any / all help will be appreciated. TIA

Well detected :). I have simplified the path string. During installation the "test" subfolder is permissioned for read/write and the "x_01.xml" is created on the fly for each user with with the substituted reference text, images and tables for specific to the user's pharmaceutical product selection.

This is very high end and complex clinical information and I can't take the risk of incorrect/mal conversion to html.

I did consider this but my app is deployed in some very locked down healthcare institutions through to very non-tech savvy sites. Deployment and ongoing support costs are an issue.

I will give this a try.

Thank you. Also, the app that controls that data is unfortunately installed in that location.

I have an app that uses TEdgeBrowser to display an XML file that points to a "very rich" XSL and DTD files that all reside in the same folder and sub-folder. When attempting to load the file file:///C:/program%20files/test/x_01.xml The errors are Does anyone have a workaround? Some research suggests that starting the Edge Browser with the parameter --allow-file-access-from-files should solve the problem. How to I force TEdgeBrowser to start with parameters? TIA P.S. Just edited to correctly reflect folder structure and to protect the innocent 🙂

No need to apologise. That is my problem. My thought was to give the user a feature whereby they could see and select from a list of opened windows.

Thank you! I will definitely try this

No. I want to know how to populate the window list as the RD Web environment. i.e in the same area as the red box

I am using Delphi 11.1 Enterprise. I have an app that is now very commonly deployed and accessed though Windows RD Web. Often one of my forms “disappears” behind another for and the use thinks my application has hung because they cannot take control of the form that is displayed uppermost. There is a feature used by Microsoft to display the apps and sometime forms for each session as shown in the red box in Picture_1.png. The form types in my app are both modal and non-modal. Thanks in advance for your assistance

Thank you. I looked and it seems to put me on the correct track to solve my problem.

Thank you so much!