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Ed, Yes. Those would behave the same.
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Ed (and others who are using SRP_JSON), Kevin and I had a productive discussion about this. Your desire to store a null value automatically without having to write additional logic is well appreciated. It speaks to the reason we love the MV environ…
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Ed, SRP_JSON can always be called as a subroutine if you do not care to check for a status response. In my case I typically declare it as both a function and subroutine. Many of my calls are subroutines (for simplicity) since I it is unlikely that …
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Ed, I suppose we could make that work on a technical level. That is, it is not impossible. However, I would argue that this is not a good design. This would basically be asking the API to make a specific implicit rule for this combination: NewValue…
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Ed, Okay, we have updated the SRP_JSON library to support the creation of null values. All services that allow you to specify a value type will now allow you to specify NULL. For instance: SRP_JSON(GuyObj, "SETVALUE", "Age", "", "NULL") This wi…
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Ed, I see. So if you omitted "Age" altogether from an object would the iPad app not handle that properly? If not, then I understand your need to set a null value. The phrase "numerical null" was confusing to me. "Age" is merely a name (or Key). Th…
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Ed, I think you are confused. Numbers and Null are both types of JSON values. There is no such thing as a "numeric null". Are you trying to create a specific JSON object or are you just playing around? If you are trying to create a specific object …
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Ed, Ordinarily you would not need to make a null. Null in JSON is not the same as an empty string, which is different than how BASIC+ sees things. Therefore, we do not have a way for you to create a null value. If you have a business case for this …
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Ed, It is included in SRP Utilities, the same library that includes SRP Extract XML. In case you aren't subscribing to our blog here is the article.
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I'm guessing you don't have a \ParsonsWeb folder on your local machine. At some point did you transfer the IIS settings form the pubic server on your local machine? Maybe that's how it got configured incorrectly.
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Ed, I thought I would come back to this thread and point out, in case you hadn't already received the news, that we have released our own JSON library now.
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Ed, Your point is well taken, especially for people who still use older versions of OI. Otherwise, Jared's suggestion to use RTI_JSON is probably the best option. Our support for XPath is built upon the Microsoft library. If there us a similar libr…
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Colin, I didn't write the code for this (that was Kevin's job) but I have put it to very good use. In fact, it is now entrenched within SRP FrameWorks having replaced our common use of User-Defined Properties to store data in memory for later retri…
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Barry, I just did a little bit of research against the "cannot add duplicate collection entry" error. Everything I read points to a problem with IIS configuration, which is well beyond my scope of knowledge. Others might be more helpful. Here are a…
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Barry, A few questions: * Are you testing this on your local machine or on the actual public facing web server? * What method are you using? (GET, POST, etc.) * Is the EngineServer running? * Perhaps post a screen shot of your Postman entr…
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Matt, I'm going to guess that this is a problem with the content of your Command argument (which you did not provide) and possibly your WorkingDir argument (is that a relative path?). I copied the donate.png file from the /images folder into the s…
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To all who are monitoring this discussion, after quite a bit of going back and forth and additional testing, we discovered that the nag message itself had something to do with the SRP Application Launcher failing to execute further. Once Colin was l…
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Barry, you may have stumbled onto a change in the Revelation forum that no longer supports our formatting. It did work, once upon a time, but seems to be broken at the moment. Sorry about that. What about the SRP Forum formatting. Have you been ab…
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We haven't added this to the Edit menu yet. That's why I referred to the "context menu" in the blog article. We'll probably address this shortly.
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Barry, So which forum are you trying to target, Revelation's or ours?
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Aaron, That is interesting. We have clients running an entire OI application (server and workstations) via Mac hardware and Parallels (or some other popular solution.) I cannot recall if they are using the SRP Engine Server. My guess is that Parall…
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Honestly, I don't think it should make a difference. The fact that you launched the SRP Engine Server and that it spawned an engine ready to accept a connection is pretty much all the verification you need. Consider my comment "grasping at straws".
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Your video was very helpful. It eliminated about a dozen questions I might have asked but no longer need to do. However, this did not bring me any closer to a solution to your problem. I installed the exact same files I sent you and created a very …
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Aaron, Well, that code looks good to me. In fact, it looks nearly identical to production code I currently have running (even the IP and port are the same). The only difference, naturally, is the command I am sending via the SEND_SES service. I als…
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Colin, The nag screen is indeed mismatched, but that shouldn't be a concern. I disabled my own license file to test this out. Like you, I got the nag screen but it did launch OpenInsight. So, I'm beginning to suspect that INI file has a problem. …
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Colin, First things first. Whatever you name the EXE file to you also must name the INI file to match. That's how you can have multiple EXE launchers in the same OpenInsight folder and each one doing something unique. For instance, we like to have …
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Hi Aaron, If I understand you correctly, you are looking for a way to interact with the SRP Sync Server from a non-OpenInsight client so that it will broadcast to all of the connected OI interfaces. Is that correct? If so, then the answer is that …
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Colin, This is a good question and one we get asked frequently by customers who have the SRP Control Pro package. While the SRP Application Launcher utility (note the term "utility" versus "control") does utilize an ActiveX control, the commercial …
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Matt, Changes to the SRP Editor to resolve this are on their way. Stay tuned! :)
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Barry, Okay, we need to plead "beta" culpa. This is why we are doing a soft launch of the new forum software. We discovered that some users (maybe non-admin) do not have this feature enabled by default. We had assumed otherwise. This has now been e…