For security and robustness I would install a proper FTP server application rather than rolling your own or using a library. As far as the client side goes you could fairly easily use one of the many command line FTP clients out there and call that from Jade. For example, the FTP clients available f...
Is there a web.config file for the URL? Do you have any rewrite rules set up? We set up rewrite rules so we can hide the application name (and so there isn't a .dll in the URL). Rewrite rules could explain what you're seeing.
I doubt someone will tell you on a public forum if there was!
Can you instead change the name with setPropertyValue or does that give you the same error?
This is a Jade bug so the support team should provide you with a proper fix.
Hi all, Has anyone successfully implemented encryption of all SDS traffic? If so what approach did you take? It shouldn't be too hard to push the traffic down an SSH tunnel but it needs to be robust without needing any babysitting. Also, a failover needs to still work in the usual fashion. We have a...
Hi Darrell,
The [PersistentDb] DiskCacheMaxSegments tells the database server how much memory the database engine can use for disk cache. This is in units of 64Mb, so a setting of "40" allows it to use about 2.5Gb. Check this setting and make sure it's not too high.
Instead of relying on write statements I would use causeEvent to send a notification to an application running on your PC that writes out the text (or displays it in a UI you develop). This way you don't need to mess around with where jadehttp.dll runs from.
In my experience you should only reference Jade metadata on transient objects. A reorg can change the underlying oid and as you have noted you could remove a method which would lead to invalid references. I would reference the schema entities by name, not by reference. If you are concerned about dis...
vars vRequest: WinHttpRequest; vResponse: String; vData: String; begin create vRequest transient; vRequest.open("POST", aInstanceEndpoint & URL, false); vRequest.setRequestHeader("Authorization", "Bearer " & aAccessToken); //this forces the component to negotiate the SSL protocol instead of using t...