Senior Consultant, Consultingwerk
25 years of experience with implementation and deployment of OpenEdge applications on Windows / Linux and more exotic platforms.
Since beginning of 2018 working in a team of experts at Consultingwerk, helping our customers to build, test, deliver and deploy their solutions, reliable and automatic.
This session describes the ABL logging classes – what they are and how to use and customize them – and how they can be used in your application, including anonymisation of messages and writing to cloud-based services, such as Kafka queues.
In this presentation we will introduce PASOE’s WebHandlers – the most flexible method to handle HTTP requests in OpenEdge.
Most applications integrate with external systems, internal and external to the business. More and more of these use HTTP rather than something like SOAP to communicate. The ABL’s HTTP client has been available since OpenEdge release 11.5 and provides an easy way to make requests to these systems using standard HTTP.
This workshop will give attendees an understanding of how to use the HTTP client for a variety of requests, using various standard data types such as JSON and XML, but also more exotic types like multipart or MTOM messages.
It will show attendees how to build and make requests and how to process the responses.
The workshop will also focus on making secure requests, at an API level (using login credentials, cookies and/or headers) as well at the network level using TLS/HTTPS.
Troubleshooting and customizing the HTTP client will also be covered.
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