go to post Gunwant Kapade · Sep 24, 2019 Hi Jean, Yes, you are right. I have set up a Web Application named "/widgetsdirect/rest" via the Management Portal, just namespace name is different. So while running from browser we need any additional settings ? Thanks, Gunwant
go to post Gunwant Kapade · Sep 24, 2019 This is my REST Class Class GSK.Rest1 Extends %CSP.REST { Parameter HandleCorsRequest = 1; XData UrlMap [ XMLNamespace = "http://www.intersystems.com/urlmap" ] { } ClassMethod Test(name as %String) As %Status { w "Hello World "_name Quit $$$OK } } } I am expecting result like " Hello World Gunwant" from browser ( localhost:57772/widgetsdirect/rest/Gunwant) From Postman I am getting same result. But from browser service unavailable error I am getting. Thanks, Gunwant
go to post Gunwant Kapade · Sep 23, 2019 Sure Danny, I will do that. This is my REST Class Class GSK.Rest1 Extends %CSP.REST{Parameter HandleCorsRequest = 1;XData UrlMap [ XMLNamespace = "http://www.intersystems.com/urlmap" ]{ <Routes><Route Url="/:name" Method="GET" Call="Test" Cors="true"/> </Routes> } ClassMethod Test(name as %String) As %Status{w "Hello World "_name Quit $$$OK}}} I am expecting result like " Hello World Gunwant" from browser ( localhost:57772/widgetsdirect/rest/Gunwant) From Postman I am getting same result. But from browser service unavailable error I am getting. Thanks, Gunwant
go to post Gunwant Kapade · Sep 23, 2019 Hi Kenneth, I am getting service unavailable error. Thanks,Gunwant
go to post Gunwant Kapade · Sep 12, 2019 Thanks Edward.Can you please provide documentation link for MV basic ? It will help me to explore more.
go to post Gunwant Kapade · Feb 2, 2019 $Now() gives you output in different format. ODBC date format is 3. When dformat is 3 then ODBC date separator ( '-' ) is used. For all other date format space is used as a date separator. Instead of $Now() you can use $H also. Ex. 1. w $ZDT($H,3) 2019-02-02 10:25:58 w $ZDT($Now(),3) 2019-02-02 10:27:20