go to post Everardo Cunha · Aug 17, 2020 Rubens, I was trying to avoid that since I wanted to leave the original method untouched! Anyway, thank you so much! Cheers, Everardo
go to post Everardo Cunha · Aug 17, 2020 Robert, Thank you so much for your answer! Stay safe, Everardo
go to post Everardo Cunha · Sep 26, 2019 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
go to post Everardo Cunha · Jul 18, 2019 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 = 1in 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!
go to post Everardo Cunha · Jun 25, 2019 Ola Gilberto,Tudo bem? Por acaso ja usou Server-Sent Events com Emsemble/Cache?Obrigado,Everardo
go to post Everardo Cunha · Jun 24, 2019 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
go to post Everardo Cunha · May 30, 2019 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
go to post Everardo Cunha · Apr 20, 2017 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