Recent content by Andy Whitcombe

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    Memory Violation - Appserver

    @TomBascom Thanks very much; I persevered down the code route, just to dot the i's and cross the t's and look for something that was to older development standards. I will work with the customer to retrieve the logs / core files from the server and submit to progress.
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    Memory Violation - Appserver

    Morning All, Scratching my head on something, which I have discussed with some members of our development team within our business. In recent weeks, our client, running a traditional Appserver, under 11.7.6 on a Unix platform, has seen a number of previously unseen errors. There has been no...
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    RequestBuilder Assistance

    Thanks @Stefan If I compare to the c# code generated in postman for a valid request.. client.Timeout = -1; var request = new RestRequest(Method.POST); request.AddHeader("Content-Type", "text/plain"); request.AddHeader("Authorization", "if/gWccU84vKq6Uj1zUZqqWOnpIbIj/rs7i4UH/fZX4=")...
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    RequestBuilder Assistance

    Morning All, I am using RequestBuilder for the first time, and I coming across an error, which I am struggling to resolve. Using the following code oClient = ClientBuilder:Build():Client. /* User Name, Password and Domain... we dont have these oServiceCredentials = NEW...
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    JsonObject WriteFile

    Thanks @LarryD I had assumed as much, makes sense to do so. My issue is the documentation set I am working with, shows the Request Body as a JSON containing an URL with no escapes; It could simply be an error in the doc set, or it could be that is what they want, hence trying to understand if...
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    JsonObject WriteFile

    In my above example, when I added the url it was not "BBC - Home" as is being displayed above
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    JsonObject WriteFile

    Hi, Having a complete mind blank on something.... Started using Progress.Json.ObjectModel.*. earlier today... Example as follows Output is I don't want the \ before each of the / in my file. I have tried a number of different ways; I am sort of hoping someone will point out the really...
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    base64 HMAC Generation

    Thanks @Rob Fitzpatrick Yes, the issue was I missed the "HMAC-" from the SHA-256
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    base64 HMAC Generation

    Thanks @Jean-Christophe Cardot Tweaked... MyHashCode = MESSAGE-DIGEST("HMAC-SHA-256", "Hello World","simplesecret"). which gives ASSIGN MyHashCode = MESSAGE-DIGEST("HMAC-SHA-256", "Hello World","simplesecret"). /* Returns a raw */ vChar = HEX-ENCODE(MyHashCode). MESSAGE...
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    base64 HMAC Generation

    Hi All, Having an issue with the above. I can generate, against a worked example, the output using .net in a few lines. However I believe I may also need a OpenEdge solution, which is not giving me what I need. Some test code attached, anyone see anything obvious? I've not done much with...
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    Multi Table Dynamic Query. -rereadnolock causing read issues.

    Hi JP, Its been a while, hope all is well with you and yours. I did a whole host of testing, and for the application being designed, the better solution appeared to be the :FORWARD-ONLY attribute on the query. It was consistently quicker that the :CACHE option and resolved the reads. Its...
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    Multi Table Dynamic Query Issues With -rereadnolock

    Issue regarding a multi table dynamic query and –rereadnolock against a session (defined in the .pf) Environment, 10.2B (but moving to 11.7 Mid year) I have a situation where the maximum number of results returned for a specific query is 47986 FOR EACH TRADING_SEASON NO-LOCK WHERE...
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    Multi Table Dynamic Query. -rereadnolock causing read issues.

    Issue regarding a multi table dynamic query and –rereadnolock against a session (defined in the .pf) Environment, 10.2B (but moving to 11.7 Mid year) I have a situation where the maximum number of results returned for a specific query is 47986 FOR EACH TRADING_SEASON NO-LOCK WHERE...
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