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But I am running HTTP_FRAMEWORKS in OI9 using OECGI4. so how does http_frameworks do it. as it has registry values saved away, albiet only selective ones that information request has been made here
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Only CREATOR ONLY doesnt and I tick read and apply but it doesnt take. CREATOR ONLY doesnt have a read on 'Revelation Universal Driver' but I can 'read' that one.
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@AusMarkB Yes, I get that result In my code I put Service = 'READ' Key = 'HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion' ClsID = '' ValueName = 'ProductName' WindowsVersion = '' Success = SRP_Registry(Service,…
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Well it is not an issue with the registry entry. Key = "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\paint.net" Exists = SRP_Registry("EXISTS", Key) exists=0
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Nope exists=0
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Ooops, sorry. and I thought I was coming to grips with it. Just a senior moment maybe.
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Dont appear to be in the documentation for HTTP_Resource_Services. HTTP_Resource_Services('AddFormAction' HTTP_Resource_Services('GetSerializedResource' HTTP_Resource_Services('GetObject'
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Great, that was a confidence boost. It is all coming back to me now (well sort of) - terminology still gets me). How vastly different from the version 1 days :)
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Prying eyes. < not documented > I see this service GetAuthenticatedAccountID in HTTP_Authentication_Services ssp , is that a service that we are able to use or is just a function only applicable to the working of the service.
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@Opto_Will, that looks cool. Have to have a go.
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I thought about it and, correct me if I am wrong. I think a header is returned either automatically or tell the web developer to do it, that contains the authorization string (in base64 ?) when any api is called.
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It must be a cache issue somewhere as I removed it and it was still showing when 'send' again in postman. So, I think we may as well close the issue.
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'thisisatest' is now appearing - after I recompiled HTTP_Resource_Manager_Services as I put a debug in, to tryand follow what happens...will never do that again LOL
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>>Did you actually click the Apply button to save the resource configuration? Yes and assume so as i would not be able to recall the info, I assume apply is a save as well. Sorry, just pursing this as I know this version is sort of new and ju…
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@opto_will >>UD driver looks to be next tool to use. Be very aware that in some cases that I am aware of, the UD can slow the performance (albeit UD is better data integrity) and if getting client to pay and performance drops....well!!!!
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Sorry, maybe I need to read more. Tell me where there is information on all this area. ..where is "_forms" coming from?
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Not sure if I am miising something here: I have: in postman I do http://localhost/api I see JSON returned as below. I was expecting to see my newly added 'resource' thisisatest. { "_links": { "self": { "href": "http://…
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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…