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Automatically printing an IFS report during a business transaction is one of the most common questions asked by customers. In this post I've described the basic PL/SQL logic which needs to be written to automate report printing without popping up the print dialog.
This article explains about how authentication takes place in IFS Cloud and some examples with Postman for each OAuth authentication flow for end users and for integrations
In IFS Cloud, there's no easy way to test the transformer output. Visual studio Enterprise or Professional versions has a XML editor where you can easily test the transformer output but the Community edition does not have this feature. If you have Visual Studio Enterprise or Professional, check below link on how to do that.... Continue Reading →
"You never know how strong you are, until being strong is the only choice you have"
IFS Connect is a simple integration framework yet you can do pretty nice things around it. This blog post explains such a trick done with IFS Connect for adding Media items into IFS and attach to a work order.
SOAP stands strongly in the market even two decades and alongside with other modern integration protocols. Even today it's the go-to messaging protocol for many enterprise integrations and companies frequently use SOAP for their web services. It's no exception for IFS Applications and IFS provides wide range of web services both inbound and outbound. In... Continue Reading →
Oracle subquery using WITH clause is a popular choice among the developers. From Oracle 12C it's possible to define PLSQL function inside WITH clause. It's a handy feature which is really useful when making complex queries
Tips to avoid mutating table error in IFS event actions
​ Changing standard translations in reports is one of the most common requests we get from customers. I even got some development requests where customers need to use different translated texts in different layout. Luckily IFS report designer provides string functions which we can use to fulfil such requirements. In this post we will see... Continue Reading →
Raspberry Pi 2B doesn't have a inbuilt WLAN interface so I'm using TP-Link Nano WLAN usb adapter to connect to internet. Raspberry Pi OS (Raspbian) does not have a default driver for TP-Link nano, so every time I reset my Pi, it's a little hassle to setup the Wi-Fi. I'm a Linux dummy so every... Continue Reading →
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