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In our last release we added a feature so that individual endpoints can be excluded from being logged. The intent was to reduce the amount of log activity that occurs, especially for endpoints which don't need to be logged (like ping checks, version checks, etc.). logging. Still, the number of log files that get generated can still be daunting and difficult to sift through when specific issues need to be investigated. Never fear...the new HTTP Log utility is here! Just launch the NDW_HTTP_LOGS form, confirm the log directory, and wonder why we never created this sooner!

Paving the Road to Integration

Up until now, the Resource Manager feature of the HTTP Framework Setup form maintained exclusive control over resource endpoint definitions (read: tightly coupled code design). Recent projects necessitated a way for 3rd party utilities to tap into this same functionality. Rather than copy blocks of code, we decoupled the resource endpoint logic and relocated it into its own service module: HTTP_Resource_Manager_Services. This will be documented soon but, unless you have a need to manage endpoints outside of the HTTP Framework Setup form, you probably don't need to know about this.

4.0.3

Ping Me Up Sometime

A new Ping API has been added. Many systems need a way to monitor whether or not the API server is still running. The Ping API was created specifically for this purpose. It returns the current date and time in GMT format.

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