go to post Marcos Costa · Dec 6, 2021 Rich, thanks for your reply. I found out that the method signature the REST lib builds depends on the MIME type defined on the "produces" and "consumes" swagger properties. After adjusting the spec class with the correct values for those properties the methods signatures were built the same format of the others.
go to post Marcos Costa · Jul 14, 2020 @Kamal Suri, thanks for your reply. The option is enabled, the problem occurs only if logged with the restricted user.
go to post Marcos Costa · Jul 14, 2020 The output shows all namespaces either: ^%SYS("Ensemble","InstalledNamespace","ENSDEMO")=""^%SYS("Ensemble","InstalledNamespace","ENSEMBLE")=""^%SYS("Ensemble","InstalledNamespace","HSCUSTOM")=""^%SYS("Ensemble","InstalledNamespace","HSDAUTOMATION")=""^%SYS("Ensemble","InstalledNamespace","HSDINTEGRATION")=""^%SYS("Ensemble","InstalledNamespace","HSDSERVICE")=""^%SYS("Ensemble","InstalledNamespace","HSLIB")="/csp/hslib"^%SYS("Ensemble","InstalledNamespace","HSSYS")=""
go to post Marcos Costa · Jul 13, 2020 Below is the output: NspAllList("%SYS")=""NspAllList("@@f:\intersystems\mgr\hsdservice\")=""NspAllList("@@f:\intersystems\mgr\hslib\")=""NspAllList("@@f:\intersystems\mgr\mprllib\")=""NspAllList("DOCBOOK")=""NspAllList("ENSDEMO")=""NspAllList("ENSEMBLE")=""NspAllList("HSCUSTOM")=""NspAllList("HSDAUTOMATION")=""NspAllList("HSDINTEGRATION")=""NspAllList("HSDSERVICE")=""NspAllList("HSLIB")=""NspAllList("HSSYS")=""NspAllList("SAMPLES")=""NspAllList("USER")=""NspList("%SYS")=$lb(1,0)NspList("DOCBOOK")=$lb(1,0)NspList("ENSEMBLE")=$lb(1,0)NspList("HSDAUTOMATION")=$lb(1,0)NspList("HSDINTEGRATION")=$lb(1,0)NspList("HSDSERVICE")=$lb(1,0)NspList("SAMPLES")=$lb(1,0)NspList("USER")=$lb(1,0)
go to post Marcos Costa · Jul 13, 2020 Yes, I did. I can open the message viewer using the URL, the issue here is the ensemble menu. Below is the portal message: All the HSD* namespaces actually have ensemble support enabled, but when using the limited privileges user it shows that message.
go to post Marcos Costa · Jul 13, 2020 @Eduard Lebedyuk, thanks for the tip, but I did assign the %EnsRole_Operator role and the problem remains the same. Here is the list of the roles already assigned until now: %DB_%DEFAULT, %DB_CACHE, %DB_CACHEAUDIT, %DB_CACHELIB, %DB_CACHESYS, %DB_CACHETEMP, %DB_ENSEMBLE, %DB_ENSLIB, %DB_HSDAUTOMATION, %DB_HSDINTEGRATION, %DB_HSDSERVICE, %EnsRole_Administrator, %EnsRole_Operator, SUSTENTACAO SUSTENTACAO is the custom role that others are associated with and grants the user the privileges.
