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Tried it, same deal. Do you want me to send my stuff in?

No worries.

Can you give me a rough time when you'll get to have a look at it? Understand it is the holiday season and all.

Thanks
Peter

Sorry, subject line was meant to say "Exists seems to work differently in find and if"

I created two processes 1. Tester: it does a find and then call Tester2. 2. Tester2: it repeats the condition of the find and prints "good" if the conditions match, and "bad" if they don't. Tester2 has the "RegularUser" object as its input, Tester has no process inputs. Here are the rules for the tw...

Just wanted to confirm that you have received my email and to see if you have had any luck.

Thanks

Peter

Sure.

How do I send the test data and where do I send it?

Thanks - you should really be on holiday you know.

Ok I moved the two rules into a process by itself and liked the process to the object's primary form. I then opened the form and ran the process. I believe this should guarantee the same context for both the find and the count. Same result, count=6, find = 2. Here is the file log: 2009-12-26 08:02:1...

I just tried taking the brackets off the count and it wouldn't let me, so I added brackets to the find. Still the different results of 2 and 6. Funny thing is that the find in the trace didn't have the brackets. Made me think there was something not updating, so I rebooted the servers, but alas stil...

Hi, I'm seeing a difference between Find and Count. I have exactly the same logic in both rules. Is there a way I can see the SQL being sent to the database that comes with Aware? Here are the two rules. I know the context and variables will mean nothing without an understanding of the whole applica...

I'm not that familiar with ruby either, but I'll try to print out the soap messages. That's a good idea and should help us to see what is going on. What I meant by "Does this work for you" was: are you able to consume your own web service that you sent me without the error in the tomcat log? It does...

We will send you an example of providing a service. Thanks. I tried out the service "ServiceNoParams" with my ruby consumer: driver = SOAP::WSDLDriverFactory.new("http://localhost:8080/AwareIM/services/AwareTrial?WSDL").create_rpc_driver response = driver.ServiceNoParams "AwareTrial","admin", "pass...

Are you sure you pass correct business space name, user name and password I think so. If I change the business space name to something invalid I get a message in the Aware IM Server log. If I change the service name in the consumer to something incorrect, I get an error in the consumer. However, ch...

Here is my ruby code for consuming the service require 'soap/wsdlDriver' wsdl = "http://localhost:8080/AwareIM/services/ActiveMonitor?WSDL" driver = SOAP::WSDLDriverFactory.new("http://localhost:8080/AwareIM/services/ActiveMonitor?WSDL").create_rpc_driver response = driver.MyService02 "ActiveMonitor...

Thanks. Unfortunately it would seem the example you sent me if for consuming a web service, not providing a web service. In particular I'm looking for an example to set the attributes on the custom reply for a web service. I have created a service called "MyService02", it has no inputs but returns a...

OK.

So a report based on a query should be fine?

Thanks for all of your time