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Sorry, but you should know me by now :) if you had this api.website.com/dev would that mean you then change /api to /dev in the configuration
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Way out of my league here, I won’t be setting up this part anyway, but curious. Does that mean the browser url is api.website.com/api
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Cool, thank you
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Ok
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..as you can see I have got a bit further. Gotta love postman.
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@opto_will Sorry, dont mean to bombard you, but my aspergers is taking over - In the http framework setup image you have 'Server Disabled' but yet you went through a server setup?
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>>C:\inetpub\wwwroot Ah good, because that is what I actually thought ....but with no confidence.
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OMG, I was just looking for the oecgi4 (Woods / trees (: ) Yep, that was it!!!
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Thanks to @Opto_Will document I downloaded the url-rewrite install and I actually now see it in the IIS functions (Wondered why the srp doc showed the settings as a 'setup') BTW: Where actually are those rewrite rules supposed to be created - i.e. …
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@Opto_Will Re your document: 10. Add URL rewrite rules for API URL (e.g. /api above) web.config looks like: In what folder is the web.config. do you create API folder somewhere for it?
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@Opto_Will that looks great. Thank you so much.
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I don't have a website yet, I just want to test using Postman localhost/api/myapi How do I setup IIS to do this tried creating a Virtual Dir Api pointing to C:\inetpub\wwwroot\API which contains only oecgi4.exe. ? Do I need oecgi4.exe there as I ha…
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No, I always thought that was an optional thing. Ok, will do. It now seems obvious, sorry. I have more questions, but I will post under separate related headings. Just trying to FastTrack my learning where I perceive a missing link.
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Awesome info. Thank you so much.
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Out of office at the moment, but I saw it is a file open error for which it is setting inet related status error return, but of cause it is not showing the error on the web page but is in the eserver debug mode window. Should it also be able to show…
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Looks like it is as I can see it in the oiengine - - you mean the one that is in the registry setting 'proceedurename' Will stick debugs in - 3rd party developed, so still tracking how it is all put to-gether. - custom inet
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In oengine debug mode I can see messages that really should not be there. Ok, then, looks like it is not in my IIS setup which is good - thats a scary place. I had to put oecgi3.exe in the virtual dir folder even though I declared it the local serv…
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@AusMarkB >>did an oengine start? Yes
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Check the View menu that the 'Status Window' is checked
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Maybe they have an internal mapping table of keywords to help pages. That appear to be true. If you right+click on the hyperlink that comes up for the help item and click 'view page source' you would see some clues.
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Ah, wonder because all procs are recompiled and you are using srp fancy stuff. Of the top of my head I suggest installing srp_utilities as I think that is where the pre compile stuff is. Then try again.
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Great, thanks Makes me feel better. (Just have to try and remember for next time)
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Yes, that works. Thank you
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Is this working for anyone? OI10.0.8 or OI10.1 (or actually not working)
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Wow, thanks. Never though of that.
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The purpose being?
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Yep, that worked. Thanks
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Take a look at beta issue 188, it could be related
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I found that setting BLOCK_EVENTS works for me