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I think you are correct. It had been awhile since I looked at this code. We do have built-in caching in the HTTP_Resource_Manager_Services module. This is managed by this equate: Equ CacheTTL$ to 300 ; // Allow cached data to only be fresh …
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I am very aware of your request (especially from Revelation) for such a tool. While I think something could be developed that would provide some value, I would also want to caution against heavy reliance upon this tool. Applications and their databa…
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The UD 5 did not introduce any performance benefits. It added support for: * VSS integration for better backups while running live. * Encryption over the wire. * Auto-recovery if OI disconnects from the server. I have yet to see the auto-r…
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@Opto_Will I was always under the impression that your esteemed predecessor simply didn't understand the need for the UD and thus got along without it. However, I made it very clear this was dangerous and unsupported. As Barry noted, there can be …
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Did you actually click the Apply button to save the resource configuration? The _forms content is being generated by the entry point API. You can read about it in the how do I add hypermedia controls to a resource? article.
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That is correct.
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If you choose to make /api your API entry point, then yes. But this is optional and part of the configuration. Having "api" repeated twice is redundant so one might go with these options: api.website.com/webapis api.website.com/restapis api.website…
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No. Different people have different sub-domains and/or paths. We like to use api.website.com but it varies on the client and available resources.
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Yes, you should use the HTTP Framework Setup utility to identify resources. This utility will then auto-generate (if you so desire) your API code template. A resource ID is a unique identifier to a resource. Hence, if your resource is "customer" th…
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No. This is me not being very careful to remove temporary code for testing before building the official RDK build. Please remove line 7 and 8. P.S. We don't use the "call" statement other than for quick test purposes.
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If I understand your question properly, you can't have localhost/api relate to more than one application. You would need to setup your virtual directory so that you have localhost/examples/api and localhost/pbc/api.
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Did you implement the rewrite rules?
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I'm specifically referring to inet_pbc_login, since that is the stored procedure you are attempting to call. Is that actually getting called? Also, whey are you working with INET? Is this a pre-existing application?
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I should have asked, is your INET routine not getting called?
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My best guess is that your INET routine is not setting expected response headers.
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@sbotes assuming this happening with the client I think you are working for, using another method of communication please send me the name of the table you are working with so I can try and duplicate.
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Wasn't on the roadmap but doesn't mean it can't be added or even floated near the top. I'll keep you posted.
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For what it is worth, our road map for the next major release of the HTTP Framework is to move the resource configuration record into a standalone database table. This would allow each resource/endpoint to be a record with its own metadata/propertie…
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These are stored in the Registry: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\SRP\SRP TCL\{path to OI}\{app name}\CMD
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I take it you don't want previous entries to auto-fill or something similar? I just want to confirm my understanding of your request before offerings some guidance.
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In your API response try setting the Access-Control-Allow-Origin header to a value of '*'.
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There isn't a built-in way to do this as thoroughly as you are describing. If I want to disable an endpoint then I remove all methods. But that doesn't "toggle off the visibility" in the way you are probably hoping for. Even if we added a feature t…
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Caching?
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@paxton - I'll discuss this with you offline. Expect an email from me.
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Ah...then I would say yes it is safe. We do it for the very reason explained above. These variables get cleared automatically anyway when OI is allowed to process events without interruption.
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I take it that you mean to alter these variables other than clearing them as indicated above? If so, then I am not entire sure. However, if you have a reasonable idea of how these variables are populated then I think it would be relatively safe to m…
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According to the changelog, this was added in OI 9.3. Paxton, are you able to upgrade OI?
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What does GetEmailEDI.exe do for you? Does it connect to an VAN post office and download documents for you?
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I'm not sure if you are aware of this feature, but the SRP Editor allows you to quickly add the currently open tab item (i.e., stored procedure, insert, or even record/dictionary) into an existing Repository View. Just press F6 and you'll see a list…
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I can't say that I am aware of that technique. Have you tried setting the REDRAW property to 0 before the Send_Message calls to see if that reduces the performance lag?