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Peter Judge
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Easy answer first: Logs are normally in the instance’s logs/ folder. The .agent.log is the equivalent to the old server log.\ In PASOE the default/initial configuration is to have one “ABL application” inside an instance. That ABL application can receive requests from HTTP and other clients. By default the ABL application name is the same as the instance name (so they’d both be, say, oepas1). There isn’t a way to get the current ABL application name from within ABL code. But there also isn’t a separate between the webspeed agent and the appserver –both of those sets of functionality are running in the same set of ABL sessions in PASOE. There also isn’t a broker in PASOE. My PUG Challenge session at http://pugchallenge.org/downloads2017/284_web_handlers_deep_dive.pdf ( PUG Challenge Americas ) has details on how you get the host name and other bits and pieces of information from the request. There are also some examples at github.com/.../web_handler
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