M
Matt Baker
Guest
If you are on a recent version (11.5.1+) you can use the built-in HTTP client as Peter pointed out to make HTTP requests. But this isn't opening a web page in a browser. If your server running your REST service isn't on the user's same machine (and even if it is is not a guarantee) you cannot open a web browser. Your client application is going to have to get the credentials BEFORE going to the rest service. Once you have those credentials you can pass them down to your REST service in same fashion and perform the HTTP request. Get whatever token back from WebSpeed and then pass it back from the REST service back to your client application. Calling from an ABL REST service to a separate HTTP service isn't hard. Peter's response above has a link above on how to do this. But you're not going to open a web browser on the user's desktop machine if you're running ABL code on a separate server machine.
Continue reading...
Continue reading...