This is another tool that uses HTTPJolie. It was inspired by my previous tool DpOnlineBrowser. That tools was primarily intended for inspecting cast and crew. DpComparison is designed to let you compare the properties of different releases of the same title in the online database..



Note that the info that you get is only as good as the info that has been contributed in the various profiles.

Download DpComparison 1.0.0 here.

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For whatever reason, all these tools that use HTTPJolie do not work on my machine. I wish there were versions that do not require HTTPJolie. With it running and default settings they always tell me there's no contact with HTTPJolie.

Sorry that is happening. We have been working on it, a lot. It could start working if you run DVD Profiler in elevated mode (as administrator). The solution to this problem has eluded both me and Gunnar, but be sure we have not forgotten.

Just FYI, the purpose of HTTPJolie is to provide a relatively fast and easy access to the Profiler local and remote database in real time, to programs that are not plugins, and without needing to export XML.

For many of the functions his programs provides, GSyren does provide an non-HTTPJolie option that requires export of XML.

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For whatever reason, all these tools that use HTTPJolie do not work on my machine. I wish there were versions that do not require HTTPJolie. With it running and default settings they always tell me there's no contact with HTTPJolie.

Sorry that is happening. We have been working on it, a lot. It could start working if you run DVD Profiler in elevated mode (as administrator). The solution to this problem has eluded both me and Gunnar, but be sure we have not forgotten.

Just FYI, the purpose of HTTPJolie is to provide a relatively fast and easy access to the Profiler local and remote database in real time, to programs that are not plugins, and without needing to export XML.

For many of the functions his programs provides, GSyren does provide an non-HTTPJolie option that requires export of XML.

I am running as an administrator. I also export to XML on a regular basis.

A good friend of us all has reached out with some help. Will keep you posted.

Yup, as advertised!

DpComparison 1.0.1

Fixed a bug that occured when you compared a profile that had no release date.

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could you try to download http://doena-soft.de/dvdprofiler/3.9.0/HostingTest.zip and run it bot elevated and not elevated and let us know which of the offered option works for you?

I tried it out of curiosity, but it uses the wrong port number, 10191. Is there a way to specify which port number to use?

It is a test program, not related to HTTPJolie.

But shouldn't it be used to test the connection to HTTPJolie? Isn't that the idea here? If not, what is it supposed to connect to?

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could you try to download http://doena-soft.de/dvdprofiler/3.9.0/HostingTest.zip and run it bot elevated and not elevated and let us know which of the offered option works for you?

I tried it out of curiosity, but it uses the wrong port number, 10191. Is there a way to specify which port number to use?

It is a test program, not related to HTTPJolie.

But shouldn't it be used to test the connection to HTTPJolie? Isn't that the idea here? If not, what is it supposed to connect to?

Did you run it? It is simply a program that established a HTTP Listener binding to a specific port, based on your choice of host IP addresses or "localhost". The program reports success or failure of the binding, assuming that this is the problem we are having, which is server related - not client related.

My code also has an error trap on the attempt to start the http server. I will double check to make sure that this error is properly handled and reported.