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Help with Peregrine AssetCenter API's
- Thread starter Shazza
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Hi Shazza,
This is not exactly a reply to your thread but I am evaluating Peregrine products (AssetCenter, ServiceCenter and Get-Resources, InfraTools IDD, IND and RemoteControl). As per your thread, I gathered that you might have some experience in these products. I would appreciate if you could share some of your experiences like if you have come across any implementation issues, possible pitfalls, operational issues, etc.
Thanks
Mitesh
This is not exactly a reply to your thread but I am evaluating Peregrine products (AssetCenter, ServiceCenter and Get-Resources, InfraTools IDD, IND and RemoteControl). As per your thread, I gathered that you might have some experience in these products. I would appreciate if you could share some of your experiences like if you have come across any implementation issues, possible pitfalls, operational issues, etc.
Thanks
Mitesh
Hi Shazza,
If you're still interested:
We're working on getting the API's working with Asset Center
We found the following:
* We had to have a "magic" oracle dll in the same directory as the code that was executing: core40.dll
I suspect this was to do with the way our machines were set up and that there was a different version of core40.dll somewhere else that was causing us problems.
* If you get the message "You do not have authorization to use API's" (or something similar), it's to do with the authentication code on the server. You need a specific Auth code to enable API support
* The documentation is pretty poor.
Good luck.
- Greg H
If you're still interested:
We're working on getting the API's working with Asset Center
We found the following:
* We had to have a "magic" oracle dll in the same directory as the code that was executing: core40.dll
I suspect this was to do with the way our machines were set up and that there was a different version of core40.dll somewhere else that was causing us problems.
* If you get the message "You do not have authorization to use API's" (or something similar), it's to do with the authentication code on the server. You need a specific Auth code to enable API support
* The documentation is pretty poor.
Good luck.
- Greg H
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