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Originally posted by TexasStingray: Need as javascript method to be used so that the an AJAX call can create the correct URL as the URL to call a fex is different between 80x and 82x.
Different? I think we're in the same boat then... Could you elaborate on that?
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So let me explain what I am doing. We are making call to WebFOCUS via AJAX to execute procedures and to change things on the screen mainly images that are in the repostory. In 80xx the url looks something like this.
Your javascript has to be started from some HTML page, which in turn needs to get started by something.
If that something is a fex that uses -HTMLFORM my.html, then you can embed a javascript assignment in that HTML that sets a global variable using !IBI.AMP.
And now you have a global Javascript variable with your version information.
Now that approach is hardly convenient if you need to add it to each and every HTML page, of course.
Easier is to write the output of these variables to, for example, a JSON file on a fixed location on the server (say /approot/baseapp/ibiVersion.json) and fetch that to obtain your info.
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