I need help on how to consume a restful web service using Power Builder 2017. I need to post a message to Coupa cloud-based spend management system to create a requisition using post.
Thank you, Ron
I need help on how to consume a restful web service using Power Builder 2017. I need to post a message to Coupa cloud-based spend management system to create a requisition using post.
Thank you, Ron
Sorry I missed the conference.
On a similar subject, Oauth2, I heard that someone gave a presentation on how to work with CallBack URL's. So I'm wondering if they have successfully made Oauth2 requests with PowerBuilder. Or has anyone else on the Appeon team worked with it. We succeeded in getting Oauth1 working but it took some time. Seems many companies are now using OAuth2.
Regards, Mike
We already migrated a Web app from EAServer to IIS, by generating SOAP web services from the NVO(s) and deploying them into IIS. It is working fine however, the performance is poor and one reason for that is because generating/parsing XML is costly, specially with large data. We did the refactoring using PB 12.6 Classic.
The solution to generate the RESTFUL web services in PB 12.6 .NET is not an option because the web app shares PBL(s) with a very large Client Server app (more than 6 million lines of code split between 105 PBL). These PBL are maintained with PB 12.6 Classic, not PB 12.6 .NET.
We already acquired a bunch of Power Builder 2017 licenses and we have December 2017 as due date to go live, or at least, to QA before going to Production, with a RESTFUL version of the web services.
Since Power Builder 2017 R2 is going to be released in December 2017, we have to find our way to start refactoring the web services to RESTFUL as soon as possible.
I missed the Conference, so what do you suggest? Are the Conference materials available online?
Thank you for your time.
PAULO GOMES
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