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Happy to use Stack overflow for Jade questions. Apart from getting answers from our community it exposes Jade to a Global user group which is a plus. Questions about what is Jade is great.
Thanks Kevin for plugging and moving on this.

Hi, Yup we had a beer at the last Jade user group - well - many beers. Detail for those new to ActiveX usage Run 32 bit Fat client IDE, click browse External Component Libraries. Right mouse click in ActiveX tab and select import -> Automation library Find WinHtppRequest and import - Subclass of Act...

Hi Callum, Have done this using winhttp to connect to an external service using certs. Called _jadeActiveXInvoke('SetClientCertificate', 1, '0.24,1.8', clientCertificate); where clientCertificate specifies the location, certificate store, and subject of a client certificate. https://docs.microsoft.c...

As per Advo's post you have to run 32 bit Fat client to see it in the External Component Libraries ActiveX Automation library listing

Try using WinHTTPServices this is effectively what JadeHTTPConnections uses under the hood.
Its and active x automation library

If JadeHTTPConnection doesnt give you all you need its a class wrapper around Microsoft_WinHTTP_Services.
We used the Microsoft_WinHTTP_Services activex directly

Try the Jade method (protected) _httpHeaderAdd

Ok thanks Ty appreciated

Hi, The jade ini file has a setting for background processes queued lock timeouts - BackgroundProcessServerTimeout - Default is 30 secs which seems a lot. Jade docs specify - "maximum time lock operations for a background process on the server are queued before the request response is returned to yo...

Hi David, We ran into issues using JadeHTTPConnection with the timeout setting not working, we have a Parsys call in for it. Essentially its a wrapper for WinHttpRequest anyway so we ended up creating a RestServiceConsumer class that uses WinHttpRequest and had utility methods to make RestAPi call s...