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@opto_will In my case the OEngine is always spawned from an OECGI request Same situation here
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OK, now I see they are all closed - so forget below - but am sure they were up for longer than 1 minute (as per the config file) Hi all, My observation is that if OI is not running , engines (OENGINE.EXE) open and close in the time limits. BUT if O…
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wow, that is cool. Thank you
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@Opto_Will how did you get that status type list (the black background one)
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>>is that one of the systems (OECGI4) spins up a crazy number of OEngines that shouldnt be possible with the eserver config, nor does it seem to kill them off. I am also seeing this, so, look forward to the responses. Not all the time. On my…
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>>Also there is an option in SRP Editor, that you can set. Yes I know that, but, rightclick appears to be a sub option. I assume that if it is off in the options, you dont get the 'sub option'
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Right+Click on where the line numbers show and select 'Show Line numbers'
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I believe the frameworks install was 'pre-release' for PBC , send to Mark Boorman. So, believing that could be the case, is there another coming out, as we are pushing this to live with our new web app.
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Actually, it was this debug that was triggered, not the one in NDW_Web_Accounts_Events as reported. Was new install and the folder was not attached.
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Actually I assumed the reported debug was this one as I just looked for one in this routine. So, it was actually not triggered, but the one in database_services that I reported
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I really cant help you as it was not me. Cant reproduce it, so just leave it for now.
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No, called the form from a dialog box
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When you deploy the updated dict field, which will have the btree checked and you then do an update indexes on the deployment site, the indexes with be automatically built. So you need to be careful to know the size of the table and if very large, d…
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@donbakke >> local or UNC path. So you can do oswrite mydata to "\\servername\thispath\myfilename.txt"
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Thanks, I will check it out.
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Thank you. At the local level is there a way to check if a folder location selected is a mapped drive or sub to it, so it can be not allowed.
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Thank you very much. I was not sure what the Secure and HttpOnly attributes were about, so, I will play with that.
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>>but what 6 characters are you referring to? CookieName ='pbcdatapath' JOB1234 that I put there using - HTTP_Services('SetCookie', CookieName, "JOB1234") I assumed that only what I set would go in there, so you are saying it can me anythin…
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It should be blank or the 6 characters I post there. That information should not be there so to me it is garbage. Definitely is the previous response.
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Thanks, that's what I thought and knew it was a silly question.
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Told the Web developer to add 'Debug' to the header, and he still gets the error.
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FYI: this worked: pbcdatapath = HTTP_Services('GetHTTPCookie', CookieName)
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Ok thanks. Not a deal breaker. I initially read a control file to get the data folder location to attach, so, I thought if I could then 'save it' I would not need to read again. (just a little i/o save) You must require access to the request header…
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would that then cause an issue with attempting these options: //it looks like this gets from response header// DataPath=HTTP_Services('GetHTTPCookie', CookieName) //if DataPath empty, check if can get from request header// MyCookies = http_service…
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Bit of a sledgehammer to crack a nut, so, just setting a value in the login api json will suffice. All good now.
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Yes, but the web developr says he can see it in postman, but not in his web application and he said I would have to do this: HomeURL = HTTP_Services('GetHomeURL') HTTP_Services('SetResponseHeaderField',"Access-Control-Expose-Headers","ACCOUNT,WWW-…
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if I do: HTTP_Services('SetResponseHeaderField', 'ACCOUNT', 'LAN') Is there a further setting that I or the WEB Developer needs to do to be able to read this in the header.
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Thanks, thought that, just needed to have confirmed.
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All good now, thanks - will obliterate HTTPClient_Services from my memory "...HTTP client to send API requests" ? example?
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Changing to HTTP_Services it now works in my code also. >>I'm also curious that you got a misspelled service. Are you using the SRP Editor to auto-list and autofill your service names? I would have had SetRequestHeaderField when trying to g…