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The short answer is that all service modules will use Error_Services when something unexpected occurs. When you request the value of a request header that doesn't exist, then this sets Error_Services. When the HTTP Framework is wrapping up and prepa…
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I don't see any significant difference between this code and your previous code.
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Not sure. I don't think I'm seeing enough of your solution to render a valid opinion.
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Ah, yes. He is dealing with CORS.
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Ask Mark noted, that would be one example. In the presentation I gave at the 2016 Revelation User's Conference, I stressed the importance of our systems now being an interconnected web of APIs. Thus, for OI applications to fit into this world, it n…
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Sorry to answer a question with a question, but did you not see this in Postman?
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The real problem was that you were using HTTPClient_Services, so the SRP Editor could not have auto-filled that for you. I missed that you were using the wrong module.
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The problem is that you are using the HTTPClient_Services module within your API. This module should only be used for when you are using OI as an HTTP client to send API requests. In this context, the GetCookie service will tell OI what the API serv…
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Thank you for clarifying. Upon review you did explain this, but my eyes were getting crossed because I'm trying to make sense of which direction your requests and responses are going. I think I know what the problem is, but I want to make sure I und…
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Updated.
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To rule out your own coding interference, try updating the Ping API like so: API ping.GET HTTP_Services('SetResponseHeaderField', 'ACCOUNT', 'LAN') Properties = 'currentDateTime' Values = SRP_DateTime('Format', SRP_DateTime…
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I'm also curious that you got a misspelled service. Are you using the SRP Editor to auto-list and autofill your service names?
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No worries. I'd like positive confirmation that it does work as we expect when you get a chance.
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I'm not following. What specifically is the issue?
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Assuming your code snippet is copy/paste, you have a typo in the name of the service.
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I think that is a very specific feature for this tool. I agree that there is value in what you want, but I'm not sure there is enough general value to warrant a new feature of the SRP Editor. Might I suggest you custom program one of the Quick Comma…
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Thanks for sharing!
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Can I create a custom 'name',... Yes. ...if so, anything else I have to do for it to show in the response headers in Postman. No.
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Does this thread that you previously started help?
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Louise - I'm assuming you are being tasked with the responsibility to support the Revelation system you've inherited at your new employment. If that is the case, there is no amount of screen shots we can post here that will adequately equip you. Als…
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why am I getting 'method not allowed'!!! Is this an actual question or are you referencing something else in context?
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@BarryStevens - One example of how to handle this is to convert the binary data to Base64 first and then send it to the API. Look at the PUT API in the Picture_API routine for an example of how this can work.
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There is a tool called the UD Manager which you must run on your OpenInsight database server. It will display all of the locked records and provide you a way to unlock them.
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Doesn't matter.
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Try this: SRP_Utilities_RDK.zip This RDK is specific to the 2.2.5.2 version of the DLL that you already have. This link is subject to expiring so download soon.
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Yeah, sorry about that. The number of sites restricting access to mapped drives seems to be increasing and thus it is a problem we are facing. If needed, I can send you a link for just the RDK. If you are able to get into developer mode then you can…
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We recently learned that our installers don't work with RDKs when using UNC. Are you able to re-install using a mapped drive?
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This makes more sense. You must be replacing a much older version of SRP Utilities if SRP_Array is missing. This corroborates my theory that the installer failed although I find it interesting that your SRPUtilities.dll appears to be current (I'm sp…
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Is this old code that is getting this error or did you write this after installing SRP Utilities? If I didn't know any better, I would say that the install failed and there had never been a modern version of SRP Utilities ever installed. What is the…
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Okay, good. I really wanted to make sure this wasn't being called during a reoccurring event and thus itself was creating the problem. I continue to see both novice and veteran developers call code in every event handler, even though it should only …