Hi Stefan,

1.

yes , it's much closer, I'll check if it's actually fires the event.

2. each property\method definition in class I'll have to make the  wrap on iris get/set (no connection to event)?

3. get method arguments byRef from the irisClass ?

did not see any doc about, can it be done ?

I ask, only on .myProperty (in class) string change

I can trigger this event , with .Net Notify ?

how is the code syntax for that ?

I have done it On older Cache .net provider

now I ask, only on .myProperty (in class) string change

can I "listen" to specific ^Global change or Node change ?

Hi Stefan,

1. this example looks, much better. and I understand your example.

you actually wrap property values set/get with Iris native commands get/set

2. now I want to add to this : .myProperty event handler,

so if .myProperty changed (in objectscript) I want to add in .Net notify listener

to fire  event with .Net syntax ,

how can I do it ?

I think , I have difficulty to understand your example:

iris Class : 

PCG.myClass

with property:

myProperty

set objMyClass = ##class(PCG.myClass).%New()

set objMyClass.myProperty = "string Property"

in .Net :

1. I need to wrap the : PCG.myClass

2. make an instance of the myClass

3. set to .myProperty as String value, I expect syntax :

objNetMyClass.myProprty = "String Text in .Net Project"

can you advice with code example, step-by-step

how to generate the proxy class, and then how I use it in .Net environment

>

>set oM.click.type = "double"

can I set also :

oM["click"].type="double" ?

is the oM, persistent, like set ^oM("click","type")="double" ?

or actually, I want to set "^global" values by objects/methods syntax, but maintain the direct approach of ^globals ?

not using some clumsy .openId(?)

just get/set values 

>do array.SetAt(downobject,"down")

how I set the: .id=val and .type=val1

Hi Marc,

I have another Topic, that did not get an answer (from26/08/2020) ,

can you help about, or notice the Owner ? :

Hi Marc,

1. I built ASP.NET some "server" http listener with [HttpPost] controller

2. I activate your code meanwhile on 1 file (.pdf)

with URL ...serverAsp/postfile/ ...

and got correctly the "file" from your POST() code, means in .NET:

var request = System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Request;

            var files = request.Files.Count;

---> files.Count = 1

so .NET server recognized multi-part structure with 1 file !

4. I saw you made little changes to Craig code, and made it more simpler with just .Post(Url),  without any "adapters"... and nor .SendFormDataArray... 

that did not work for me in the beginning.

5. I'll made more testing , to see if the whole file is transfered correctly

but its seems to work.

thanks,

Hi Marc,

1.

P1   ;

           Set url = HOST_"http://"_HOST_":"_PORT_"/"_jq
           Set tSC = httpRequest.SendFormDataArray(.httpResponse,"POST", httpRequest, "", "", url)

         //Set rc=httpRequest.Post(jq)

the error I get:

<METHOD DOES NOT EXIST>P1+2^HTTP3 *SendFormDataArray,%Net.HttpRequest

2. I asked berfore:

in what Part I set contentDisposition ?

I mean not in SetHeaders,  but as another part in Body ?

or, I don't need it ?

tried multi Part form with one file.pdf to own .Net listener 

the "POST" did not arrive to "web server" ?

my example (took from craig, with some corrections) :

on :

httpRequest.SendFormDataArray...

got error, so I tried .POST

code example :

HttpMimeRequest ;
S Q=$C(34)

 S HOST = "127.0.0.1" ;"localhost"
 S PORT = "8080"
 
 Set httpRequest=##class(%Net.HttpRequest).%New() 
 Set httpRequest.Server=HOST
 Set httpRequest.Port = PORT

 // Create root MIMEPart
 Set RootMIMEPart=##class(%Net.MIMEPart).%New()

 //Create binary subpart and insert file data
 Set BinaryMIMEPart=##class(%Net.MIMEPart).%New()
 
 Set contentDisp=""
 Set contentDisp=contentDisp_"form-data; name="_Q_"fileUpload"_Q
 Set contentDisp=contentDisp_"; filename="_Q_file_Q
 ;Set BinaryMIMEPart.ContentDisposition=contentDisp
  Do BinaryMIMEPart.SetHeader("Content-Disposition",contentDisp)
  Set BinaryMIMEPart.ContentType="application/pdf" ;"application/octet-stream"
 
 Set ContentType= "multipart/form-data; boundary="_RootMIMEPart.Boundary
 Set httpRequest.ContentType=ContentType

 // do we need it : ?
 Do BinaryMIMEPart.SetHeader("Content-Type", ContentType)

 Set stream=##class(%FileBinaryStream).%New()
 Set stream.Filename=file
 Do stream.LinkToFile(file)
 Set BinaryMIMEPart.Body=stream

 // Insert both subparts into the root part
 Do RootMIMEPart.Parts.Insert(BinaryMIMEPart)

 // create MIME writer; write root MIME message
 Set writer=##class(%Net.MIMEWriter).%New()

  // Prepare outputting to the HttpRequestStream
  Set status=writer.OutputToStream(httpRequest.EntityBody)
  if ('status) {do $SYSTEM.Status.DisplayError(status) Quit}

 // Now write down the content
 Set status=writer.WriteMIMEBody(RootMIMEPart)
 if ('status) {do $SYSTEM.Status.DisplayError(status) Quit}

 //  QueryString Example ;
 Set jq = " index.htm?CUSTID=myCust"

 //set url="alfresco/service/sample/upload.json?"
 //      _"alf_ticket=TICKET_caee62bf36f0ea5bd51194fce161f99092b75f62"
 ;set url="http://localhost:8080"
 ;set status=httpRequest.Post(url,0) 
 ;if ('status) {do $SYSTEM.Status.DisplayError(status) Quit}
P1 ; 
 ;Set url = HOST_"http://"_HOST_":"_PORT_"/"_jq
 ;Set tSC = httpRequest.SendFormDataArray(.httpResponse,"POST", httpRequest, "", "", url)
 
  Set rc=httpRequest.Post(jq) 
 //

Hi Craig,

I followed your code, there some obstacles, that I cannot implement your example :

1.  I run the from standard Module.int (not class)

2. what is the syntax : ..%HttpRequest.SetHeader(...) ?

3. what is : ..Adapter.SendFormDataArray(.tHttpResponse,"POST", ..%HttpRequest, "", "", tURL) ?

what the ..Adapter means in standard module ?

I used just :

 Set RootMIMEPart=##class(%Net.MIMEPart).%New()

 Set BinaryMIMEPart=##class(%Net.MIMEPart).%New()

 Set contentDisp=contentDisp_"form-data; name="_Q_"fileUpload"_Q

BPT> Set contentDisp=contentDisp_"; filename="_Q_file_Q

 SET contentDisp=contentDisp_"; filename="_Q_file_Q

Set BinaryMIMEPart.ContentDisposition=contentDisp

 Do BinaryMIMEPart.SetHeader("Content-Disposition",contentDisp)

  Set BinaryMIMEPart.ContentType="application/octet-stream"

and so on...

using standard objects