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Hmmm...in my experience when we get this far and the indexes still are not working it likely means 1) something obvious was overlooked or missed, or 2) something more arcane, like delimiters in Key IDs, is corrupting the index. Something else that i…
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You suggestion is appreciated. I purposely left it out of the article for two reasons: * Less importantly - It might not be easily seen since the format of that part of the article doesn't allow for word-wrapping. * More importantly - HTTP_X_AU…
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You have summarized my suggestion and Mark's solution correctly. In light of this thread, I think I will add some proper setters to the HTTP_Services module. In the end, however, I believe that any solution that works for you is a good solution. Ti…
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Those settings should work. I forgot to ask, right justified?
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It was good to get that out of the way regardless as it would have likely been another reason for a failed select. Now we can confidently look at more traditional causes for index problems. I know you said you rebuilt the index, but how is your dic…
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Yes. OI 9 introduced a .NET based index manager. IDX_SETS2 in your config record tells OI to use this new index manager. Installing the client setup will resolve this.
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Most of the time when in index was working in OI 8 but is not in OI 9 it's due to the IDX_SETS configuration. What do you see in field 1 of your SYSENV\CFG_IDX_SETS record? Also, I seem to recall from another correspondence that this might be a new…
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Complex Select statements are known to have issues in all versions of OI. In general, however, the newer versions of OI have improved the situation rather than made it worse. Before we go running down a false bunny trail, can you confirm that a sim…
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Personally I think the following would be a simpler (and more BASIC+ friendly) way of doing this: * In the specific end point API code that calls HTTP_Resource_Services, get the Body using the GetHTTPPostString service, modify the content as requ…
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Are you looking for example code that sets up the SRP DatePicker or example code that uses its events to return data? Are you familiar with how other ActiveX controls are used? I'm just trying to understand the level of knowledge and experience you…
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Does anyone have some simple code examples of using SRP's DatePicker... I suggest you create a new thread for this subject rather than piggy pack on a very different topic. We'll help you as best we can in that thread.
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Honestly, no way for us to know. I keep hoping that someone (you, Chris, or even our own developers) will find the special sauce that fairly consistently reproduces the crash. That would at least help avoid the "needle in the haystack" issue we are …
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4.0.2 is still the most recent official release. We are working to release 4.0.3 soon, but we do not have a commit date on that yet.
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So the calculated column would return json, right? But wouldn't that result in json encoded json being returned by the HTTP_Resource_Services? How would it know that it's already json? To be honest, I threw that in at the last moment so I did not …
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Okay. Then I am going to move this thread to the SRP Tree category. But, if I understood your analysis, the key to causing the crash is setting the SelectBehavior property to Multi. Thus, you have tested everything by disabling this code and you don…
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I just want to confirm something, does the problem seem to be related to the SRP Tree control or the SRP Ribbon control?
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Anyways, when I was driving home I thought it would be better to have this SVM decoding in the standard procedure, because I think I will need it again. I'm not sure what AVM means (I consider myself still a OI rookie), but in my case I use the SVM …
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To begin at the bottom: could you maybe post your code so I have an example to work with? I was actually going the same route, although my developer-performance-emotion says it's a pity to undo stuff that was done by the code before. But I cannot ex…
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So in the end I am probably better off working with proper json, instead of keeping in the subvalue marker. So I'll try to figure out what the best way is to overload this for specific endpoints. I would consider making an official update to HTTP …
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Another question about this encoding issue; if I set SetUTF(8), will this only affect the data that is going through the web server? Or will this also assume that data that is stored in tables is in UTF-8? The SetUTF8() function does not permanent…
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To follow up on Jared's question, if your web app needs to support Unicode then you should do something like calling SetUTF8(1) either in your end point service or even at the beginning of HTTP_MCP. Having said that, your post raises a few question…
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M@ - While perhaps not as rich as XPath, SRP_JSON does support a path syntax. I'm not sure if you knew this or perhaps you did but it doesn't support your needs. Look at the example code in the GETVALUE service.
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I obviously missed the advise to change to this calling assembly. When was the last time you upgraded your system? The format was introduced in v2.0.0, which is almost a year old. I didn't think to consider that your end point web service may hav…
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i missed changing this line from oecgi4 to oecgi3 (oecgi3 is actually a renamed oecgi4, but the docs still refer to 3 so I was confused enough as it was :) ) Now you have me confused. Where in the docs does it still refer to 3?
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Thanks for the note. This has already been identified and discussed on our end. There are a number of odd auto-complete issues that we have experienced. Unfortunately, they aren't simple to rectify given the various checks that have to be done that …
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Not really. At this point I would need to debug your code to figure this out.
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Seems to me that RemainingURL has data in it and this is why assignment to SelfURL is getting truncated.
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Your developer is correct. The self URL should have an end point that reflects the unique ID of your resource. What you are getting is the same end point of the collection URL. The best I can do is to direct you to where the self URL is generated: H…
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I won't say this is "bad practice" but it is not completely inline with the intent of HTTP/REST design. The philosophy of the web is that you are accessing "resources" (hence, the "R" in URL). Resources are meant to be abstractions of content rather…
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There is no other way right now. I believe this is under consideration but there are other ways we want to improve the Favorites bar which will require a significant amount of retooling. When that happens, the need (or desire) to sort might be lesse…