go to post Mark O'Reilly · Jul 1, 2021 Ah Going to close question. Did further debugging Issue was in the call request. Didn't realise you couldn't use the context in here and actually you set the property in the request message class and then map your context on with the transformed data. Did no need to instantiate the context
go to post Mark O'Reilly · Feb 25, 2021 I'm not sure you can directly map from the JSON to response class in 2017. I think in the new Intersystems you can here do this direct mapping where you add it into your message class how it maps. It's not available in 2017 as far as I'm aware. Id go for something like after you have the JSON Object set objJson = ##class(%DynamicObject).%FromJSON(response) Set pResponse = ##class(MyMsg.PartialJson).%New() set pResponse.ext_customer_id=objJson .ext_customer_id ...
go to post Mark O'Reilly · Feb 1, 2021 Hi: I see in the digest from this week this link . It sounds to be like what you are trying to do. Note this is built in IRIS not Ensemble 2018 so it may need tweaking in order to work in your build , i think it will still import with errors in the code. I don't see any headers that say Iris in it, if there is then change the word in the headers to cache. I believe you may encounter issues with the code in the link stating .%ToJSON. I think this may have been introduced in IRIS or at least after our version which was 2017, there's a chance it is in 2018. You may need to use the method .%WriteJSONStreamFromObject from the %ZEN.Auxiliary.altJSONProvider or typing up manually the JSON string itself to avoid use of ZEN classes. If you look on my profile i asked a question recently of the .%WriteJSONStreamFromObject
go to post Mark O'Reilly · Apr 30, 2020 Thanks on further testing it looks like E=S was added to a business operation that called a sync request to another business operation as well as the one that was being called from the business Process. As the BPL sync call is an a-syncronous call with a sync block after simply adding this to the business operation that is called from BPL will do the job. Previously when this was tested the endpoint system was still down. This should be a more out of the box way to do the suspend queues.
go to post Mark O'Reilly · Feb 18, 2020 Hi: The file gets automatically archived using the archive path. It gets passed to a bp which then validates the filename and then copies the document to a working directory before it converts the document to a tiff file. It fails as it tries to copy the file to the working directory. I do assume it is a fileshare availability/network issue but it is something we need contigency for to minimise manual intervention. Have logged to WRC. Mark
go to post Mark O'Reilly · Feb 17, 2020 Usually you have to disable and enable classes for newly compiled code to be enabled, so perhaps you need to do the same for a DTL?
