Hi,
I am using FlexiCapture 11R7 and I need to call external web service, and I know we can do it by using External .NET DLL. However, the .NET DLL will need to access the App.Config.
My question is how I can attach App.Config file to FlexiCapture, because the ".Net References" screen only allows me to select and attach Assembly File.
Thanks.
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Hello,
When I have faced the similar problem (connecting FC to SAP), I have used the Visual studio Connected services mechanics.
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.VisualStudio.ConnectedServices/ (unfortunately, I am not sure if this is the right link)
However, it is not clear to me why your dll needs to access the app.config file. Could you please let me know more about your scenario? What kind of web service is this? How do you plan to use it?
Alexey
Hi,
When I created a Proxy class to my WCF using "svcutil" tool, it generated 2 files: ProxyClass.cs and Config files (refer to the attached image).
The config file contained the bindings and endpoint of the WCF which was referred by the ProxyClass.cs.
Whenever, I called the methods inside ProxyClass from FlexiCapture, it always threw an error saying the configuration file cannot be found.
Thanks.
Hello,
Thank you for explanation. By design there is no way to add files to the project on server other than dll.
In my project I store the endpoint in the environmental variables of the project.
They can be accessed as Batch.Project.EnvironmentVariables.Get("EndPoint").
Username and password are stored in the private static class in the dll.
If you find better solution, please let me know.
Alexey
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