[Klaus79]

# 11 months ago

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Hi Armin,

implementation in a feature request would be great.

Could you esimate how long it will take since it could be rolled out?

The workaround is fine for a view screens but not for about 100 hundred.

 

Best regards

Klaus

[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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Hi Kahn,

here it is:

try {
var resultConnector = Simplifier.Connector.DataLoad.saveT002FromSAP({
CustID: input.CustID,
SystemID: input.SystemID,
params: dataset
});
Simplifier.Log.debug(“resultConnector”, resultConnector);
insertedID = resultConnector.generatedID;

} catch (e) {

//error is catched but ‘e’ is <undefined>
Simplifier.Log.debug(“error in connector call”, e);
message_text = e.message;
message_name = e.name;
}

The result of the connector:

{
“message”: “Duplicate entry ‘1-3-D’ for key ‘PRIMARY'”,
“success”: false
}

 

Best regards

Klaus

[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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Thank you! It works 🙂

[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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Is there nobody who knows how to handle it?

I can’t imagine that a email template can’t be loaded dynamically.

[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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Hi Jennifer,

 

yes I know.

No header property of any widget is flagged as translatable. That means I have to flag all myself.

If I do that: could you please confirm that this won’t be overwritten with a version update of Simplifier?

Why aren’t those properties like ‘header’ are translatable flagged supplied by Simplifier?

 

Best regards

Klaus

[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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I’ve checked already before my post.

Only tooltip is checked as translatable, not the header property.

 

How to proceed?

[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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Ok guys, I did it on my own.

If you think about it, it’s actually quite simple. I was just a level too deep.

return = Simplifier.Connector.Attributes.connectorCallXYZ ({});

lastname = result.value[0].value;

message = return.result[i].messageText;

[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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Hi Ksenia,

 

you can do that mapping directly in process designer when calling your connector “CWTool->getLand” assuming that your output parameter in the getLand call of your connector has a variable of type json object (structure) or a simple string type.

If you have an input field on your screen I assume that you’re expecting not several values (no array) as output from your connector.

If not use a table instead of the input field. Then you can map the array of the connector result to the items (e.g. columnlistItems) of the table.

 

Best regards

Klaus

 

[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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Hi,

Simplifier jobs can’t be scheduled really useful.

There is only the possibility:

– to execute a method from a business object including parameters (the most important issue)

– start a job after another job has finished (job chain)

– schedule start in the future

 

Best regards

Klaus

[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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Hi Mathieu,

several months ago when this topic was created I managed it without a dynamic sql but now I have chance to do it without one.

I don’r really understand what you’re thinking of when you say “if you want to create a complete dynamic select you can fill the request parameter with a business object and create the select there”.

I can’t imagine how to execute a complete sql statement imported as string or to take a dynamic sql where-clause as string and execute it.

 

Could you provide me an example, please?

 

Best regards

Klaus

 

[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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Hi Christian,

 

I suppose I know the registration of the plugin.

JSON config file inside the docker container registrates the plugin at 127.0.0.1:8085. Correct?

Unfortunately this does not work. See the dump.

 

events.js:292
throw er; // Unhandled ‘error’ event
^

Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:8085
at TCPConnectWrap.afterConnect [as oncomplete] (net.js:1141:16)
Emitted ‘error’ event on ClientRequest instance at:
at Socket.socketErrorListener (_http_client.js:426:9)
at Socket.emit (events.js:315:20)
at emitErrorNT (internal/streams/destroy.js:92:8)
at emitErrorAndCloseNT (internal/streams/destroy.js:60:3)
at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:84:21) {
errno: ‘ECONNREFUSED’,
code: ‘ECONNREFUSED’,
syscall: ‘connect’,
address: ‘127.0.0.1’,
port: 8085
}

Best regards

Klaus

[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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Hi Christian,

great! Thank you!

To make it complete: how do you integrate a plugin into Simplifier?

I’m not able to find a docu where it is explained how to load it.

 

Best regards

Klaus

 

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[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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Hello Chris,

but that means I’ve to execute all scenarios which costs a lot of time.

Is there no option within Simmplifier to get that overview?

Maybe Simplifier staff could do it once a time directly at database level?

 

Best regards

Klaus

[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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Hello Christian,

yeah, that’s true but I do not mean that.

I’ve about 15 sql connectors and maybe more than 100 connector calls.

I need an overview which attributes are used in a result or in where-clause in which connector call in which connector because unfortunately I’ve to split connectors for secure reasons (e.g. for attribute encryption).

Therefore I’ve to analyze all connector calls…

 

Best regards

Klaus

[Klaus79]

# 1 year ago

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Hi Christian,

ok. Thanks for the information.

I’ve found only that doku for your plugin development:

https://community.simplifier.io/doc/current-release/plugins/plugin-development/

 

But that does not really to get the big picture how accessing a plugin, which interfaces it has to be implemented, etc.

 

Is there an other source for developing a plugin (for a developer) and not only on a high level?

 

Best regards

Klaus