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Phillip Molly Malone
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What was in the AppServer log? Any evidence that the BE was called when you did your test? Use some message statements to put messages to the AppServer log file to see if its being called. Without being an expert of Rollbase, I would imagine until the web browser returns the data you expect, RB won't work. Also, when you call the Service from the browser, have a Javascript console open and see if there are any errors/messages in the log. I normally use Chrome which means opening the Developer tools and going to the console. This will help in debugging. Should also note that I believe by default, the business entity code is called as a singleton class. If you make changes to your BE and publish them to the AppSErver, you should stop and start any agents that might of run the class before as it will not look at the new code if a version of the class is already running. HTH and let us know how this goes.
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