We are trying to use the QZAP command to clear the queue via the SOAP API as there are no methods avaiable to do that. However, the response we got from the sysetm is FIN or IG. Any suggestion?
That is the response from Sabre that is returned when you are in a stated session, with a PNR pulled up in the AAA area.
If you are using native Sabre commands, you could try sending a simple "I" before you issue the QZAP command, which should clear the work area you are in.
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I'm trying to generate documents using conga composer 8 from apex code but its failing with error Failed to run the post-merge process. I have looked into url and its same as the one I used initially in another salesforce org. I couldn't find any help online or on conga-composer form.
Here is my conga endpoint URL:
https://composer.congamerge.com/Composer8/Index.Html? sessionId=00D41000000dorw!ARQAQKbinH5TXMR_70s3XCShQh5GuSVdrFcq0Fg9OidZLo9MLxzWSby8QY1B4xM8e72DPawVziclnXBjTzpG41RiCAPKQqOt
&serverUrl=https://na35.salesforce.com/services/Soap/u/29.0/00D41000000dorwEAA
&id=a1J410000012BwS
&TemplateId=a0C41000000kg5GEAQ
&APIMODE=13
&ESAgreementName=Contract+for+Test
&queryid=a0441000001PwI7AAK,a0441000001PwICAA0
&ESSignatureType=2
&ESSignatureOrder=2
&ESVisible=1
&ESCustomField=cldocgen__App__c
&ESCustomFieldValue=a1J410000012BwSEAU
&ESRecipient1=00541000000Ke9pAAC
&ESRecipient2=003410000078zVbAAI
&ESRecipient3=003410000078zVhAAI, Method=GET]
Any insight what might be causing this issue.
I had the same problem and was able to solve it using permissions. In this case make sure the user id whose sessionID is passing to Conga has the correct CRUD access to the primary object in your conga call (id=a1J410000012BwS). My guess is that this is something to do with Conga not being able to write the attachment back to salesforce.
Apart from what Greg has mentioned, there are 2 more observations for this error:
Under Email Administration -> Deliverability -> Access to Send Email (All Email Services) should be set to All email.
In case you are using the EmailTemplateId parameter then the classic email template must be available for use.
Also mostly this error is also because of some discrepancy in the URL.
We're using Apache ManifoldCF. In Admin UI there's report at Status Reports -> Document Status.
Is it possible to get that content through ManifoldCF's Restful API?
The closest thing I've found is org.apache.manifoldcf.crawler.RunDocumentStatus under Control via Commands but I haven't been able to figure out if that can be used through HTTP API (instead of direct Java code)
No, currently you cant if you are looking to find a status of a single document. but if you want to get the status of queue for a connection you can using
repositoryconnectionquery/< encoded_connection_name >.
I am trying to point my twilio voice URl to my server.
So my routes files has this line:
GET /v1/twilio/ controllers.Application.call()
When I get the request from Twili, I get it as below:
/v1/twilio/?AccountSid=someRandomSID&
ToZip=0000&
FromState=A&
Called=%2B109213098234&
FromCountry=US&
CallerCountry=US&
CalledZip=9000&
Direction=inbound&
FromCity=xyz&
CalledCountry=US&
CallerState=A&
CallSid=randomSID&
CalledState=A&
From=%2B123455667&
CallerZip=90909&
FromZip=9890&
CallStatus=ringing&
ToCity=BLA&
ToState=AA&
To=%2B765213765&
ToCountry=PQR&
CallerCity=PT&
ApiVersion=2010-04-01&
Caller=%23123213&
CalledCity=BB]
SO you see, there are a lot of parameters.
My problem is that I am Not aware of all the parameters.
So when I just put above line in my routes file, I get an Error: 404 Not found.
How should modify the routes file so that I get the GET request?
If I ask twilio to send me POST request, then I don't have to worry about it as then I can simply get the parameter I need by Querying thee RequestData.
But there has to be some way I can get GET REQUEST to succed and reach my application controller.
Please help me here.
sorry if this is a silly question. But I am really struggling to get some info.
PS: I am using 2.3X version of play framework
Also, I dont have the control over parameters sent by Twilio.
I will simply get a GET/POst request, as per this : https://www.twilio.com/docs/api/twiml/twilio_request#synchronous
There's nothing unusual with this route, it works with sample URL like a charm (checked) maybe Twilio untrails return path by default? try to add spare route for handling this case as well:
GET /v1/twilio controllers.Application.call()
GET /v1/twilio/ controllers.Application.call()
So, I have been trying to make Nagios work with Graphite to send alert emails but that's not working right. I used the following URL to set everything up:
http://www.protocolostomy.com/2012/02/24/sending-alerts-with-graphite-graphs-from-nagios/
The sendgraph.py alone, with the correct parameters sends a correct email with the graph properly displayed. But if I use nagios to send the graph it sends the correct message but the graph does not show up. I only get a file name which when tried to open gives me this message: "It may be damaged or use a file format that Preview doesn’t recognize." I have no idea why. All the work of sending the graph is done by sendgraph.py and it has all the correct parameters to it for sure because the URL gives the correct values from Graphite and then I get the email (so the email is correct) and I get the description and state of the graph correctly.
Could anyone please suggest me a way out of this?
Thanks!
In the Nagios documentation for macros it states:
"Additionally, any macros that contain custom variables are stripped for safety and security."
In you nagios.cfg file, try removing the '&' from this line:
illegal_macro_output_chars=`~$^&"|'<>
I want to extract the facebook updates messages using R, but I'm having some trouble. I tried following the tutorials given in http://www.brocktibert.com/blog/2012/01/19/358/ but I am getting the following error
$error$type
[1] "OAuthException"
$error$code
[1] 190
Is there another way to extract messages from facebook?
I don't use Facebook (by intent), and you did not provide example code, but this looks like an error with https:.
rcurl could do this (I am using it for similar stuff), and as
Sourcing R script over HTTPS
notes, --internet2 could also help.
Dieter