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Thanks for the input. We are moving away from browser based pages, so this issue will be dealt with then.
10 years ago
Yes!
In the mean time use the help icon on the tool or ask the community.
In the mean time use the help icon on the tool or ask the community.
Warewolf acts as a wrapper to your API's providing a single interface to manage and work with. Each "wrapper" or workflow can be tied down to an individual Windows Group or you can put a custom authentication API into each workflow.
Yes, if the API is written already, you would connect to it from Warewolf and then execute through there.'
This allows you to make mashups very quickly and keep a single bus responsible for the interfaces to your API's.
This allows you to make mashups very quickly and keep a single bus responsible for the interfaces to your API's.
- Click Start
- In Search type Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
- In the tab on the left navigate to Inbound Rules and right click it and select New Rule...
- Select Rule Type Port. Click Next
- In the Specific local Ports box, type: 3142,3143 click Next
- Select Allow the connection click Next
- Unselect Public (If your Warewolf will not be connected to from outside your network). Click Next
- Name your Rule and click Finish
- In the tab on the left navigate to Outbound Rules and right click it and select New Rule...
- Repeat steps 4-8.
Hi
It sounds like you are trying to abstract the studio into a web page?
This is not possible with Warewolf. The studio is a desktop application that has no public interfaces at this stage.
Please let us know if this is not what you are asking.
It sounds like you are trying to abstract the studio into a web page?
This is not possible with Warewolf. The studio is a desktop application that has no public interfaces at this stage.
Please let us know if this is not what you are asking.
Hi Trav
Using the last index in the Data Split tool wont work in this way. This is because the index is relative to the last split in the Data Split tool. It makes working with fixed width files absolutely awesome, but not so great for what you are trying to do.
Dont worry, there is an easy solution:
1. Using data split process direction forward, get from the first tag to the end.
2. Using data split process direction backward, get from the last tag to the beginning
This will leave you with the inner content of the outer tags:
2 steps not 3 ;)
Using the last index in the Data Split tool wont work in this way. This is because the index is relative to the last split in the Data Split tool. It makes working with fixed width files absolutely awesome, but not so great for what you are trying to do.
Dont worry, there is an easy solution:
1. Using data split process direction forward, get from the first tag to the end.
2. Using data split process direction backward, get from the last tag to the beginning
This will leave you with the inner content of the outer tags:
2 steps not 3 ;)
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