I feel like I stumbled on something @GabeFranco posted on how to send a request to a bartender web integration but I can’t find it again, but in general I am struggling because I see a message from Kinetic on function save that ‘HttpClient.Send(HttpRequestMessage)’ is only supported on: ‘Windows’. …

I think both the bartender API and RESTSharp API are public so this is something AI might be able to accelerate your progress on.

I and others should have some examples with RestSharp on here.

Evan and I are both cloud, no custom dlls. It’s included from Epicor.

Thanks Kevin, been a minute since I have developed in Kinetic… been primarily doing business process mapping, analysis, implementing standard workflows again after many years of doing things outside the system or with no process.

If you don’t have the home brew bpm patch the reference dialog takes 999999999 years to populate

Man, it’s not popping up for me when I search the assemblies. 2024.2 on prem.

okay I’ll wait a little longer.

lol @klincecum and @Evan_Purdy I knew it always took time to load them (even in 10.2)… finally popped up.

[image] Evan_Purdy: the home brew bpm patch [image] References Dialog Speedup - Works -> (Need a ̶C̶l̶o̶u̶d̶ Guinea Pig) dumpster_fire Kinetic ERP I need a Guinea Pig that is in cloud (on-prem works too) to test something for me. When adding references, ie, in Func…

My question for y’all is though, when you’re doing this server side, instead of from a client cause it’s in a function, you enforcing timeouts on this stuff? What are you doing to keep these rest calls from impacting everyone else if they hang, etc.?

You can certainly hose the server if you make a bad enough function, but I believe they are run async on a different thread - I haven’t noticed long running rest calls hanging the server for anyone. Any of the wizards that have access to on prem server and decompiler could probably give a much more…