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This section provides detailed descriptions of new features for the Procedures adapters.
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This section provides detailed descriptions of new features for the Adapter for REST.
Name:Value pairs can now be passed in the HTTP Header of a SOAP/REST request.
For a SOAP request, add the following attributes in the Access File.
FIELD=fieldname, PARAMSTYLE=header,
Note that the field belongs to the root segment, but not in the header group (unlike with the REST adapter). The fields in the header group will go to the SOAP header, not the HTTP header.
For the REST adapter, the fields in the header group, if specified as PARAMSTYLE=header, go to the HTTP header, otherwise they are added to the URL.
The field to be placed in the HTTP header should be positioned within the header group of the root segment.
The following Access File record indicates the header group.
HEADER=groupname
The following declaration indicates the field whose value is to be placed in the HTTP header.
FIELD=fieldname, PARAMSTYLE=header, $
In the Master File, identify the value to be placed in the header for the field.
For example, consider the following Access File.
SEGNAME=M6ILO, ........ HEADER=GRHEADER, .........$ FIELD=TOKEN, PARAMSTYLE=header, $
The Master File should contain the following attributes.
GROUP=GRHEADER, ELEMENTS=1, ACCESS_PROPERTY=(INTERNAL), TITLE='GRHEADER', $ FIELDNAME=TOKEN, ALIAS=token, USAGE=A80, ACTUAL=A80,XDEFAULT='oxxxxx', $
This causes the following to be placed in the HTTP header.
token: oxxxxx
The Adapter for REST now supports responses in GZIP Format.
Support has been added for REST Web Services calls that do not have a service URL extension.
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Support has been added for retrieving a token from a Chained Authentication request when it resides as an attribute or as a child segment with multiple entries,
In the Web Services adapter, xsi:type will be sent for specific elements in the SOAP request based on the defined FIELDNAMES in the Access file, even though sending xsi:types is turned off in the Access file (OBJ_TYPES=NO).
Create Synonym for the Web Services adapter now supports attribute referencing.
The Adapter for RStat Predictive Analytics is new in this release and can be found under Procedure Adapters on the Web Console. The adapter allows RStat models to be deployed from the Reporting Server Console, it addition to model deployment from App Studio. A Master File and Access File are also created for the deployed model, enabling access through a Master File Join or the function DB_LOOKUP().
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The following features were added for the Adapter for Web Services.
Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 is an ERP system. It offers complete functionality for accounting, inventory control, warehouse management, transportation management, demand and supply chain planning, material requirements planning, production management, quality assurance, product lifecycle management, and asset management.
Using the Web Service adapter, reports can be created to report against the data within the Dynamics AX environment while respecting its security.
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