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The format of each file name is YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS_PID_LogType.log. The PID (Process ID) can be quite useful when multiple requests are processed simultaneously. Each OpenEngine process will have its own unique PID. Since each HTTP Request and associated Response will be handled by the same OpenEngine, it's quite easy now to pair up the relevant log files. The PID also makes it easy to see when one OpenEngine process may have been terminated due to a runtime error. For instance, in the above screen shot the Debugger log file introduces a OpenEngine (PID 43028) because the original OpenEngine (44448) used by the previous HTTP Request terminated.

Making Contacts

No, we are not adding social networking to the product but we are offering a full featured Contacts web service. A sample HTTP_CONTACTS_SERVICES has shipped with the product for some time, but it was mostly there as example code and was never connected to a database table. No more! We are now including a sample CONTACTS database table (tied to the GLOBAL database) that you can attach and then run the Contacts web service out of the box. We have also updated HTTP_CONTACTS_SERVICES to support all major CRUD activities, including searching via query parameters. We've added a lot of commentary to get both novice and experienced web developers productive even quicker.

3.0.0

Version 3.0.0 introduces new features to make it easier to configure setup values and to accept special URLs without requiring authentication.

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Time to Execute: 00h 00m 00s 875ms
Request Method : POST
Request URL    : https://api.srpcs.com/srpteam/users/don
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Status: 201 Created
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *
Content-Type: application/hal+json
Content-Length: 129
{
   "URL" : "https://api.srpcs.com/srpteam/users/don",
   "method" : "POST",
   "phrase" : "Created",
   "status" : 201
}