[Jerry Tilsley]

In the FLAGS cell editor of the SMAT database, you can see a checkbox for is_traced, but this just changes a hex value and I don’t see a keyed entry for this.  Your list doesn’t show it either.  Any ideas?

 

Jerry

[Jerry Tilsley]

I was able to get that to work.  Thanks for the response!

Jerry

[Jerry Tilsley]

So, I figured out that PROTO was the wrong disposition for what I want.  I really need OVER.  But from the documentation in Cloverleaf, you cannot do OVER with the write UPoCs of the UPoC driver.

So, what other options do I have to use TCL to process a message and send a reply back that will be processed in the TPS Inbound Reply?

Jerry

[Jerry Tilsley]

I understand your concern with the outbound TPS and such, but i’m the only one here so that narrows the trouble down to just me.  I’m not sure if anything exists in the metadata or not, that is what I was hoping to find out here.

Jerry

[Jerry Tilsley]

For a connection that only sends two files a day, I’d rather not have another connection that just clutters if I can just do some code to keep it clean.  I may have to go the second connection route, just trying not to.

Jerry

[Jerry Tilsley]

Different encoding for different files on the same connection.  One file is a flat ASCII file, the other is an encrypted file that needs to be sent as BINARY.

Jerry

[Jerry Tilsley]

I could not get the globals to work, so I went ahead and just went with a sqlite database lookup.  Thank you all for your suggestions!

Jerry

[Jerry Tilsley]

We are running RHEL 7.5 and CL 6.2.

We had the system firewall in use for a long time without much issue.  We did have to use the setting “Host Server routes traffic” and put all the RMI ports in on the OS side, but that was really the only adjustments we had to make for it to work.

Jerry

[Jerry Tilsley]

Try something like this:

Code:

           set newMsg {}          

           foreach segment $segments {        
              regsub -all ^ZBH| $segment OBX newSegment
              lappend newMsg $newSegment

              set msg [join $newMsg r]
           }

[Jerry Tilsley]

Instead of just searching for ZBH, try breaking the message into segments and searching for ^ZBH|.  This will force it to only find a ZBH at the beginning of the line followed by a pipe.  This should narrow it what is replaces.  Just be sure not to replace the pipe though.  

Jerry

[Jerry Tilsley]

I’ll look into the XML Spy, might be useful, thanks for the suggestion!

Jerry

[Jerry Tilsley]

I was looking for anything, hadn’t done this before.  I did find a stylesheet that allowed me to view them in a browser though.  It is not ideal, but it works.

Thanks,

Jerry

[Jerry Tilsley]

Hi!

Currently running Cloverleaf 6.2.0.2 on Redhat 7.4 and I haven’t found any issues related to the OS.

Thanks,

Jerry

[Jerry Tilsley]

I found out that the time out setting for a web services connection doesn’t pay any attention to the timeout field under the await replies section.  If you have to go to the conduit and set the receive timeout parameter.

Jerry

[Jerry Tilsley]

You may also want to ensure that any messages in the recovery database for those threads are deleted.  I’ve had issues with those.

Thanks,

Jerry

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