go to post Bernd Mueller · Jun 16, 2016 Hi, you can use CSPGateway event-log to log request- and response content coming through and from the server. Since REST is coming through http you can also use any external network trace tool like tcpdump, wireshark, fiddler, etc.To test REST services you can use Curl command-line tool or ARC (Advanced REST Client) chrome extension, etc.HTH,Bernd
go to post Bernd Mueller · Feb 3, 2016 despite it is documented, please try to enter the IIS default document name without the preceded / it should be : csp/samples/menu.csp HTH, please let us know.
go to post Bernd Mueller · Jan 29, 2016 Making a CSP Page the Home Page for the Web Server: http://docs.intersystems.com/cache20152/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=GCGI_oper_config#GCGI_home
go to post Bernd Mueller · Jan 29, 2016 This is solution using class/package mappings. Another alternative would be only using global mappings. So if ABC is your centralized application/code namespace/db, you can create XYZ namespace/db which by default is pointing to your central application ABC db (routines and globals) BUT with global mappings added to (own) separated XYZ namespace/db. To ensure your data is separated. You only need a login dispatcher (csp-app) in front which in the login process will route/redirect the csp-process to be run in approperiate destination namespace via url, e.g. /app/login.cls -> /app/xyz/... No need to remap js-files, etc. on webserver config, etc. with that since /app/xyz csp-app is physically pointing to your central location. You can add as many "clients" like XYZ through this, all working with the same base/central application-code but with separated (or common data) depending on your global-mapping definitions.
go to post Bernd Mueller · Dec 14, 2015 Hi Fabio, it seems this is not working with the 1.3.2 jQM plugin. It works with the 1.4.3 jQM plugin, so please switch over. I also would suggest you to do var view = zen('mainView'); view.disableItem('button',true); in onloadHandler() instead of onPageShow() Regards, Bernd
