Rubens,
I was trying to avoid that since I wanted to leave the original method untouched! Anyway, thank you so much!
Cheers,
Everardo
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Rubens,
I was trying to avoid that since I wanted to leave the original method untouched! Anyway, thank you so much!
Cheers,
Everardo
Robert,
Thank you so much for your answer!
Stay safe,
Everardo
Hello Danny,
How are you? NO, I am using regular DTL to transform a simple message! I checked the code again and it seems that I had a missing brace '}' even though the code compiled fine!
Cheers,
Everardo
Global keys are always unique! I think you are confused because in a traditional sql environment you can only insert a row using a key and value pair once. After that, to change the value you do an update!
In cache, there is no distinction between setting a global node the first, the second or the third time.
insert into student(studentid, name) values(1, 'john')
to change this, you must do an update:
update student set name = 'john smith' where studentid = 1
in cache, you can simply do this:
set ^student(1)="john"
and then do:
set ^student(1)="john smith"
There is no obvious distinction between n insert and an update!
Ola Gilberto,
Tudo bem? Por acaso ja usou Server-Sent Events com Emsemble/Cache?
Obrigado,
Everardo
Greetings,
I am trying to use Ensemble with Validic 2.0 where they use Server-Sent Events (SSE) but I have no idea where to start! Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Everardo
Greetings,
I am calling Validic from Ensemble using an outbound adapter and it all works like a charm. Now, they are changing their api to use HTTP Streams (Server-sent events) where they say the connection should be always open!
I can’t find any docs on that and so wonder if you have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Everardo
Sean,
This is beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
Everardo
Sean,
Thank you so much for the answer! My other option is to use a json string and de-serialize it in my service class.
Cheers,
Everardo