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My approach would be to install a version of LANSA with version control enabled. So when installing specify that it is an independent workstation to VCS master - https://docs.lansa.com/16/en/lansa041/index.htm#lansa/l4winsb4_0197.htm%3FTocPath%3DInstall%2520or%2520Upgrade%2520LANSA%2520on ...

I can't seem to find a way, either. Perhaps there can be an enhancement request made to have it stored like the component is.

You might want to consider soft coding the secret and having it stored in an encrypted table. Then you can retrieve it using a fetch from the table.

Further, if adding a request in after the wizard has done it's work you'll need to put in a Define_Com Class(#Com_Home.xxRequestTypeName) statement at the top of the server routine. xxRequestTypeName just being replaced by the name of your request as defined in Types. Then further down once in the ...

You might struggle using the verb get because I think it doesn't allow for a request body. I think the wizard generates most of the RDMLX for the routine. The request also needs to be defined in the Path/Operations section within the request tab.

Is this V15 you're creating the API in? If so there are some tutorials on Learn LANSA. I've recently been working on some APIs that are nested so if that isn't sufficient I can provide some examples of how to do this.

Thank you

Currently creating a web API for publishing, however having issues coding to access the request body. At present I have the response defined in the server routine definition like : Srvroutine Name(APItut4) Response(*HTTP #uoHTTP4)

I've tried using variations of the .request.content intrinsic on ...