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I have created an HTML page to run a .fex in my MRE environment. This runs successfully when run from within the MRE. My users would like this available to them via an existing application as a link. I have reviewed other similar posts and have not been successful at getting this to work. This works when the .fex in named in the link, but when I attempt to link to the html page it does not. The launch page is displayed but when the Run button is clicked, I get a message that I must log in to Managed Reporting. The link that I am using is - "http://qawebsrv/ibi_apps/WFServlet?IBIMR_domain=untitled/untitled.htm&IBIMR_action=MR_RUN_FEX&IBIMR_sub_action=MR_STD_REPORT&IBIMR_fex=app/safety_audits.htm&IBIF_ex=app/safety_audits.htm&IBIMR_drill=RUNNID&IBIMR_folder=#safetyfm9hy4" ThanksThis message has been edited. Last edited by: James at WI,
Release 7.7.03, Windows platform, Excel, PDF, HTML,Active Reports, Active/Flex,
Posts: 25 | Location: Michigan, USA | Registered: May 09, 2008
nubi, are you asking me to copy the .fex or the .htm to a location outside of MRE? And which parameter do I change in the link (IBIMR_fex or IBIF_ex ro both)?
Thanks
Release 7.7.03, Windows platform, Excel, PDF, HTML,Active Reports, Active/Flex,
Posts: 25 | Location: Michigan, USA | Registered: May 09, 2008
Since I plan to use this process to link to public reports only, I am going to put the report and launch pages in the application area (outside of MRE) and link to them there. From what I understand, the issue I am having relates to signing on / security / and the MRE environment.
We can consider this resolved.
thanks
Release 7.7.03, Windows platform, Excel, PDF, HTML,Active Reports, Active/Flex,
Posts: 25 | Location: Michigan, USA | Registered: May 09, 2008
I am trying to set up a URL Link to an HTML Launch page. I don't really care whether the page is saved in Managed Reporting or on the EDA Server, but, I can't seem to get the path correct. It sounds like you have it figured out. Can you paste the path you used?
you're using DevStu, yes? and building your launch page from within MRE and leaving it there, yes?
do something different... point to your fex in devstu, then right click and you'll see an option called 'Publish'. that creates a launch page, and parks it in /webfocus86/ibi_html/publish directory.
Compare the 2 launch pages... Your first one will assume you're in MRE Your second one (Published) will be available from OUTSIDE mre. You'll have to play with your published page, and format it the way you want, of course. The act of 'Publishing' from a fex just captures the &vars, and constructs the guts of the page that you'll need for external running.
ok? get busy now. And be sure to read the 4 basic WebFocus manuals... Developing Applications is probably the one most helpful for this situation.
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