@Christoph-Hart Ok, thank you for the clarification.

@bendurso If it doesn't break anything else then why not

@pede I think writeObject and loadAsObject are probably the functions you need.

@d-healey That was it btw. 👍

@bendurso That was it, thanks!

@d-healey I just did it manually (not in inno) and it worked.
I put the LinkWindows file at C:\Users\pcs80\AppData\Roaming\company name\product name\LinkWindows
Which would be {userProf}\AppData\company name\product name\LinkWindows

Inside the file I specified the location of the samples, and it worked.

@ustk This didn't fix it completely, but it definitely helped a lot, thank you

@d-healey ok, thank you, that helps

@Christoph-Hart Ok thanks. I test on the DAWs that I have soon.

@ustk said in Customer hitting a lot of connection errors with my manager application:

Thinking about worfence, it's in learning mode when the problem happened anyway.

So for now it might be the captcha thing, since I've read similar issue online, but it was 2021 with jwt v1, so it's strange.
And I'm definitely not the only one using recaptcha v3 out there.

Disable both and see if the problem goes away.

@d-healey Oh nice thanks I will check it, i'm a patreon :)

@orange I don't think so, but they usually take fewer lines of script than an array.

Also if the image you want is part of an icon font use that instead of paths.

@ustk Ok, i got it. Thanks

@d-healey said in How to read file contents using HISE?:

Ha! I got it. Thank you.

FileSystem.getFolder(FileSystem.AppData).getChildFile("license");

@Christoph-Hart No, my goal is to simplify the user's operation

@d-healey Oh.. Yes, You are right David. In Extra preprocessor Definitions it was already written , I just changed it to HISE_INCLUDE_PROFILING_TOOLKIT=1 to enable it. Now it is working.

Thank you David Bhai (Brother == Bhai) // India Hindi 😊

@Christoph-Hart This new found magical power is intoxicating! 😳 😁

@aaronventure yes lots, but I haven't done a huge amount of editing to existing code

@Christoph-Hart don't know if this is helpful or how hard it would be to implement in HISE/C++ side, but, since you never got this running in linux: as an alternative to using websockets (and this would be my preferred way of communication if it were possible), you could potentially ust mqtt for communication. That's what I've done with a pretty large electron sound design app I made, and it works great for ipc and communication. (plus it's more reliable, faster, and cleaner because you have topic based message routing).

Basically main process just spins up an mqtt broker on launch, and then all my different webviews, and swift audio rendering processes, just connect to the main broker and use that for pub sub. Disadvantage would be people would have to include a lib like https://github.com/mqttjs in their webview, but it looks like you need to add a little code already anyways to get the comms working.