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Hooray! I think I've pinned down the bug. It was, of course, my fault. =) In each of my calls to the client I do this check: if ( !Login() ) { return false; } and Login() looks something like this: if ( !bNsIsAuthenticated ) { /* get conn info */ lock ( requestLock ) { Status status = nsSvc.login(passport).status;…
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Hmm ... there isn't any way to access Saved Searches via the Web Services API, is there? Maybe exposing a public search of the Items would work. If not, looks like I'll roll my own solution. Thanks anyway.
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No, it's just me developing on one box. jchernia's solution seems to be working for now. Thank you.
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Seems to be working ... I'll let you know if anything blows up.
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I'll post the support number when I receive it ... I assume it'll get e-mailed to me? Here's the SOAP request: <soap:Envelope> <soap:Body> <get> <baseRef xsi:type="q1:CustomRecordRef" internalId="7" typeId="5"/> </get> </soap:Body> </soap:Envelope> And the SOAP response: ... snip…
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I'm getting this behavior too. It's kind of creepy, because the same code sometimes works and sometimes gets UNEXPECTED_ERROR, more often failing than working. In addition, sometimes I'm not even getting a SOAP response back. Instead, I'm getting this: Client found response content type of 'text/html; charset=utf-8', but…
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get() on custom records is still broken ... I'm getting USER_ERROR "the specified record does not exist" when I know for a fact that it exists because I just got all of the records via a search() to populate a dropdown box ... same goes for update(). It returns true without error messages but the custom field is…
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Thanks a bunch! The confusing aspect was that organizer was being set to the logged in user implicitly. I guess that's what people want most of the time. But unless I missed it, it might be helpful to add a little note to the Record Guide in the future.
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It only returns events created by the currently logged in user. I need events created by any user.
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Our client has images in the "Customers" record type that they'd like to have accessible via WS. I'll second the motion for adding this capability to the WS API.