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Barry - Do you think that removing line feeds alone is the issue? Haven't you had success with other JSON POSTs where the line feeds are present? I don't doubt that this allowed your API to work, but I am still convinced this is an IIS problem. I be…
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Nice!
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Paxton - I get the impression you have not gone over to the technical documentation site for the SRP Zip utility. I think this will help you sort through your questions. But, to give you a quick response: * SRP_Zip_Open will create the zip file i…
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Paxton - Yes, I think you do not understand what you can do with the SRP Zip utility. Perhaps if you explained what you thought it was designed to do I can help explain things better. However, I thought the examples posted in the product information…
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Paxton - These results do not surprise me. I would have expected the command line to behave the same as the DLL call. They probably are both impacted by the same environmental differences. IPCONFIG is not constrained by such differences. I know thi…
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The request log file is really just the OECGI incoming request structure with the @FM's converted to CR/LF. You can see this in the HTTP_MCP controller. This request structure is defined by Revelation's INET_EQUATES insert. In the case of the highli…
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Mark, Just to make sure I'm following you, is a good example of where the "problem" is observed the "Rest Break" label? I can see that it appears to use the background of the form's gradient rather than the background of the tab's gradient.
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I don't have enough technical knowledge to answer that question. Others on my team might have an answer for you.
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I doubt that the problem is related to losing arguments. Earlier when I suggested using UNC (BTW, I overlooked that this was what you were already doing...sorry about that), I was thinking your problem was due to the differences in the way a Windows…
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Paxton - Your OECGI/OEngineServer session might not see the same folders. In fact, I would doubt it. Can you try UNC paths instead?
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Barry - BTW, there is nothing wrong with storing the PDF file in a dedicated folder on the server once it has been generated. Your API code can first see if the PDF file exists before it makes the request to OI. That can help with efficiency. Of co…
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To properly answer that question requires a bit of understanding of how the web (i.e., HTTP/REST) views resources. I've known all along that your application makes a rather direct relationship between the URL (i.e., the resource identifier) and the …
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I don't think I can help you. You are treating a web server as a glorified file server, which is contrary to how the web is supposed to work. There are many technical ways to do what you are intending to do but if you don't intend to implement a RES…
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I'm sorry for not giving you a direct answer, but I am 99.9% convinced that what you are asking for is a non-HTTP and non-RESTful solution. Give me a use case for this and I'll let you know what I think is the best solution. Also, what is the HTTP M…
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If you encoded the data then it is no longer binary. This is why the GetResponse service didn't recognize the PDF. As to what you should do, that depends on you and how this is supposed to work. If you intend to display the PDF directly in the brow…
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What header?
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That is odd. "text/html" is the default when no other type can be identified or if no other type has already been set. Here is the relevant code from the GetResponse service: ContentType = HTTP_Services('GetResponseHeaderField', 'Content-Type')…
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Barry - Instead of returning text-based content (like JSON or anything else), just read the PDF file and pass this into the Body argument of the SetResponseBody service. You should set the IsBinary argument to "1" and the ContentType argument to "ap…
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I'm not overly familiar with the RTI_TASKMANGER tool, but I believe you are always launching OpenInsight. I don't think you can use this to talk to an already running OpenInsight. If OpenInsight is already running, it is running in a loop and checki…
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Barry - I saw you posted on the Revelation forum as well. I'll respond here since this is where you posted first. :) 1. I think Bob Carten has suggested using code to launch OI on-the-fly using the RTI_TASKMANAGER. This will eliminate the need to l…
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Barry - Nope. This won't work because OIPI requires event context (i.e., the Presentation Server to be running). You have two choices. The first option is to run OI as a desktop app on the web server and create a mechanism where the web service oeng…
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Guys - I've been away from the keyboard for most of the day so I'm just now catching up on this. It looks like you definitely figured out the nature of the problem and came up with a solution. Barry, kudos on creating the new service. Well done.
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Hmmm...I'm not quite following you but that is not important. Just to help explain the behavior, the SRP Editor caches the list for performance purposes. When a new stored procedure is created - which happens when you perform a Save As - then the ne…
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Barry - It is definitely an issue. I did consider mentioning it, but I wanted to keep the article more focused on the hooking technique so I opted to keep this out of the article. I had also considered providing step-by-step detailed instructions fo…
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This appears to me that the Open Stored Procedure dialog had not previously been refreshed when you performed the Save As operation. If that is the case, this is known behavior, but I won't claim it as desired behavior. Try this and let me know wha…
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Thanks again, Mark. It's a shame they don't have the NTDLL file that had to be replaced. It think it would have been interesting to see if there were any byte changes. Part of me wonders if it isn't so much a corrupted file but rather some process t…
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Mark - I am most interested in your report. We have noticed increased occurrences of OI crashes ourselves, specifically on terminal servers. As you indicated, the Windows error message suggested that SRPControls.ocx was involved (although I occasion…
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Chris - Thanks for the response. I was really trying to establish that the problem manifests itself in OI for all images you've observed having the rotation issue. I've already taken the image you sent me and re-saved it with the same dimensions. Th…
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Chris - Thanks for the sample image. We'll test shortly and get back to you. Did you test all of the images that are giving you problems in OI's bitmap control? I'm curious to know if this is really a more fundamental problem versus a problem within…
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Roger, Hold off on testing this any further. We think we discovered a problem that slipped past us. Kevin will post a new RC build in a couple of hours. Also, just a quick note, when you do install the next build (and any other build thereafter), …