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From: Robert Molenda
To: arsl...@arslist.org
Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2010 07:42:41 -0700
Subject: Re: How does ARSetEntry work ? (Java ARS 5.1)
//xxx_ARS is a ARServerUser which has had the .login() function called
// Other values are strings, etc...
try {
ServerInfoMap smm = new
Hi,
> The ARSetEntry-function is designed to allow updates of changed fields only.
Is there anyone able to share an example of using ARSetEntry to update
an entry with the Java API ? (or any other way to update an entry,
actually ?)
Despite reading the doc, I can't find a way to update an existi
Hi Misi,
> If you pass field123=NULL to ARSetEntry, it will clear this field. If you
> do not pass field123, nothing will happen to that field.
thank you! I'll experiment with this and will post-back my code, in
case it's useful to someone else.
best,
-- Thibaut
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Hi,
If your underlying entry-object only contains the field/value-pairs you
want to set, you will be fine.
The ARSetEntry-function is designed to allow updates of changed fields only.
If you pass field123=NULL to ARSetEntry, it will clear this field. If you
do not pass field123, nothing will hap
Hello,
I'm using a fairly old version of ARS (5.1) and I'm not really fluent
with ARS, despite reading a good part of the javadoc. Is there anyone
able to confirm how I should proceed to update one or two fields in a
given record ?
The doc seems to imply I should use Proxy.ARSetEntry:
public voi
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