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Sorry, Mark, Looking at memoryservices I am going to have to disagree with you on NotExpired=0 (gets from memory each time)
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Thanks Mark, I must have misinterpreted what I read.
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Thank you. Yes synchronous calls would fit the bill. I will pass that on.
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>>web app making multiple asynchronous calls. So, they should be doing What!!! - synchronous I assume. >> My patience only goes so far...;-) Agree!!
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If i run each api via postman only one engine spins up. The app, at the web developer requires 2 api 'methods'(sorry, forgot the proper term) to be called to service the final request. This is where he must be doing something strange, maybe not wait…
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The HTTP logs only show 1 request. The oengine DOS desktop window shows 2 requests
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Thanks. Ok, I found this: and, affter a bit of sluething, then did this in my code after attaching the dbtables , which appears to work!! //validate the user if the EnableAuthenticationFlag on the FrameWorks setup is unset// KeyID = 'Ge…
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Ok, Start this again. The gotcha for this environment setting is that I now see that the first thing that frameworks does is using the current OI Account (with the default tables that are attached) is to validate the user. Now, the users' are in th…
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If i have a url-rewrite that does not use the value in API Url in the frameworks setup, is there a ramification down the line, so that I can then point to the separate virtual dirs in IIS
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Ok, found it and maybe i can work with this. ecgiapiID =field(HTTP_Services('GetOECGIRequest')<18>,'/',2) UserDBId =OecgiapiID[1,'-']
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Thanks for the prior post
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Now I am not sure if I am going to have an issuue with the API Url setting in the HTTP Frameworks settup as I can only have one copy as it is saved with the OIAccount suffix. Cant remember now how all this ties in with the registry and IIS. I would …
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>>Does it identify the end user in a way to distinguish them from another end user? No
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I could still use the 'lan-oecgiapi' part of the RegistryInfo to identify as I would setup and separate registry entry for each.
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Thats right, cant read the registry as it reverts to the WOW one. Damnation. https://forum.srpcs.com/discussion/comment/7240/#Comment_7240
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I was thinking I could read the registry and get the DATAPATH. I see this in the log, how do I get that value in my OI http application? <26> HTTPRegistrySettings + RegistryInfo : SOFTWARE\RevSoft\OECGI4\lan-oecgiapi
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>>authentication to identify which "client" Not sure what you mean by that. What do you refer to as the "Client" >>custom HTTP header My try was in the OI http program, I assume what you are refering to is having it setup in the copy…
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What I would really like to do is add DATAPATH to the registry entry and be able to retrieve the value. I know that oicgi4 wont pass it to you for retrieval(I did test in the past, but, of cause, maybe missed something) , but, is there maybe a 'back…
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I delete it as the result was not the code I was looking for. The environment is OI9.4 and X or S is not accepted, so maybe I was thinking AREV.
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@DonBakke Yes, thanks. Maybe this is why not seeing an actual issue when it gets to the app.
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Is this a common issue you have seen. It does not appear to be causing any application issue that I can see. Maybe form formatting or something. Is it a 'resource' that should be 'installed' on the local server do you think.
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Thank you so much.
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particularly interested in the CORS error section. "access-control-allow-origin" ? where can that be set?
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"safer" version SaveParentUrl =ParentUrl HttpSetupKey = SetupRowKeyID$:"*":OIAccount HttpSetupRecord =xlate(SetupTable$,HttpSetupKey,'','X') HttpSetUpUrl = HttpSetupRecord if len(HttpSetUpUrl) then NoUrlParentUrl =field(ParentUrl,…
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Thanks. I have gone this way which works for me and can see what is happening in one place. SaveParentUrl =ParentUrl HttpSetupKey = SetupRowKeyID$:"*":OIAccount HttpSetupRecord =xlate(SetupTable$,HttpSetupKey,'','X') HttpSetUpUrl = Htt…
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Ok, what I can do is assemble my own ParentUrl (I assume I should not change the one you pass in) from the "Home URL" and "API URL" checking if there is an 'override' value in the "Home URL" first (making it site independent)
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I thought this might be the override solution: But according to the i
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OI9, yes sorry keep forgetting to state. Thank you.
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A bit of testing has shown that oengine is 'shared' until another OECGI request is made using a different OI account which then is spawning another oengine.exe.