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Thanks guys. I ended up going with the socket.io / node.js path and It's working very well with the angular / PASOE integration.

The admin service is started under our main user which is logged into the server and PASOE its started directly through explorer.

Yeah I've done that as a work around now, this arrises from our client storing all file paths in the database to the centralised drive which mapped rather than using the UNC path. Ideally I would like to just read this and access directly

Hey Guys, Just looking for a pointer on the best way to handle this. We have a general storage drive mapped on all our machines which a lot of our attachment paths point to and it seems that PAS has trouble viewing mapped drives due to mapped drives being user specific on windows. I have the...

Appreciate that James, I've got our IT admin looking into this as well but as we've just migrated to PASOE I wanted to make sure there wasn't something within PASOE itself that I wasn't aware of that has some kind session blocking for spam or anything.

So nothing in PASOE as the request doesn't make it that far. The request just times out in the browser so all I can see is an ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT. It's happened 3 times now with different users on different machines and strangely the restart fixed it each time.

I've checked the servers resources and everything looks fine. The memory is pretty stable and everything looks to be getting cleaned up okay. The machine that we need to restart is the client machine, it is the client machine that the connection gets refused on and then we restart and it starts...

Hey All, We've been developing an angular app that connects through PASOE using REST to hit our progress back end. We've had some users where, what seems like randomly, and very infrequently the PASOE will just stop serving their requests. They can no longer connect to it even after reloading...

Thanks for the pointer, we've got AppServer selected in here but still same issue. I think I'm going to refactor the code base at some point which should hopefully resolve.

This is an example of creating a new URI that links to an internal procedure in an existing procedure showing that it's changing the paths The one on the left is the old .pidl and the one on the right is the new one with the new URI

Hi All, I've got an issue when generating new rest endpoints in my service. So currently all the procedures are in the folder structure AppServer/REST/ and this is the structure that my existing .pidl's use as their "ProcPath" like this <wsadrocPath>AppServer\REST\</wsadrocPath> The issue im...

Hi All, I've started looking at implementing an updated IM chat service in our application and the initial view was to use a node server to push the messages through which seems to be the more popular option industry wide but I've came across Apache Kafka which seems to be a bit more integrated...

Cheers Stefan, it seems it was trying to use the 11.7 libraries. I've just uninstalled 11.7 for now and it's resolved the issue, thanks for the pointers

Hi, I'm currently trying to spin up a test PASOE with a Web endpoint as I am learning this to aid in migrating our current WebSpeed application later in the year but getting an error when trying to hit my endpoint stating that: ERROR condition: Invalid version, 1100 (expected 1200) in object...

Cheers Stefan, brain fart moment from me!

Hi, Got a strange one and not sure if this is a licensing issue or if I've installed something incorrectly. I've upgraded to 12.2 and starting to migrate our WebSpeed application to PAS but I don't seem to have tcman.bat in my installation bin folder. I was going to use this to create the PAS...

Thanks Peter for expanding on this. It would be fair to say that Webhandlers are just simply better than REST

Hi JC, Thanks for that insight, it's exactly what I was looking for. Appreciate your input. Our application currently would work fine with just Json but we also have a built in reporting suite so looking to the future it would be nice to be able to transport these files directly without having...

We currently have a GUI application but are starting to look into upgrading this to a web-based application that will use PASOE. I've been reading about which API is best to use for this purpose and the obvious choices are either REST or WEB. REST seems like it might be best for us but looking...

Do you have read access to the source and write access to the target?