go to post Kristina Roberts · Sep 17, 2019 I made the changes you suggested and now I can see the data on the header.Thank you!Kris
go to post Kristina Roberts · Sep 17, 2019 Thanks for you suggestions.I am working on Cache version 2018.1.1.312.0.I have updated ^ISCSOAP("Log') with the "h" and i still do not see the new field showing in the log.I think I am not using the correct object to perform the SetHttpHeader method. If I use the current object which is a class from the Vendor I don't get any errors. I was thinking the method needs to be used with the %Net.HttpRequest class but when trying that the method doesn't exist - only the SetHeader method exists. Tried that and it does not work.Any other suggestions?Thanks.
go to post Kristina Roberts · Aug 12, 2019 Thank you for your answer but I don't have a property that is using the %FilemanDate as a datatype.The situation is that I have code which is reading a data file that contains a field for the date birth which is in a Fileman format and the code is trying to convert it to $H, thus the code is calling out to the##class(%Library.FilemanDate).LogicalToDate() method. However the data in the field is sometimes bad and when calling the method it errors. We were thinking that if the STRICKDATA was set to a 1 it would either try not to convert it or it would return a null string. It would error more gracefully. I know that I can add code before calling the method to make sure that the DOB I pass in is the correct Fileman format and is a valid date but I was hoping that the method/class could handle that for me. However I can't figure out how to set the STRICTDATA parameter.thanksKris