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The biggest thing that can cause problems is if the notification permissions in the browser is set to Block.

Double click isn't really a web/mobile thing. Perhaps you need to review expectations. Users on those platforms are used to single clicks. Perhaps an expender or a plus(+) button to expand. Have a described action rather than expectations of double click which was more a windows thing.

Karen

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Note that the Integrator Studio workspaces are normally outside the LANSA Version Control. However, you can manually have that structure under VCS.

The other thing to think about is - are your objects classified as External Resources in the LANSA Repository? As long as they were resaved after ...

The security at API Design tab is there to enforce it. And optionally ignore it.

If all your operations are going to be flagged as Ignore, then you might as well not do it using #com_home.<security>, but just reference via the HTTP Context.

Also, you don't have to use the "authorization" header ...

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If you have c code, the easiest way is to wrap it in a Built In Function. See the Technical Reference guild, Appendix B.
https://docs.lansa.com/15/en/LANSA015/Default.htm#lansa/DSNBI_0005.htm

There are samples in that section, and at the very last page, a skeleton for C code.

You could also ...

The source port used is supplied by the operating system. The remote port will be what the URL is using - normally 80(http) or 443(https).

Yes, you can still specify developer=yes as a query parameter

Karen

The trick is to use the .Add for the initial items. This is covered in Learn LANSA - Modern API's - Chapter 6.

In the API Definition, create 6 types.
Level1Type - Object - this is the most inner level
Level1Array - Array - Reference Level1Type
Level2Type - Object - Includes reference to Level1Array ...

Often issues like this is because of codepage.

There are a selection of BIF's that deal with writing and appending to IFS very quicky and do have codepage handling
STM_FILE_OPEN
STM_FILE_READ
STM_FILE_WRITE

On the open, you can decide Read/Write/Append and Codepage. This way you can handle EBCDIC ...

This document highlights usage and impacts of DateTime. It may give some extra insights

https://www.lansa.com/downloads/support/datetime.pdf

Data is Unicode, so should be identical between Windows and IBMi.

One other thing is you might want to investigate using some of the newer primitives for JSON

Define_Com Class(#prim_ioc.FileStream) Name(#uoFileStreamWriter)
Set Com(#uoFileStreamWriter) Fileaccess(Write) Filemode(CreateNew) Path ...

Yes. I've worked on a large project that is VCS with an IBMi

This is using GitHub. This becomes the master repository. The IBMi is added as a Remote server, and instead of doing a Checkin, Checkout using Host Monitor you perform a Deliver To. It is one way, as you code base is Git not the IBMi ...