[CLOSED] Amper Var for MRE Domain/Folder?

August 11, 2011, 08:23 AM

&FOCFOCEXEC is exactly what I need for the FEX name, but I also need the MRE Domain it lives in/was execute from. Nothing appropriate shows up in -? & for that though. What is this variable?

Thanks!
- ABT

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WF Environment:
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Server/Client, ReportCaster, Dev Studio: 7.6.11
Resource Analyzer, Resource Governor, Library, Maintain, InfoAssist
OS: Windows Server 2003
Application/Web Server: Tomcat 5.5.25
Java: JDK 1.6.0_03
Authentication: LDAP, MRREALM Driver
Output: PDF, EXL2K, HTM

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Databases:
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Oracle 10g
DB2 (AS/400)
MSSQL Server 2005
Access/FoxPro

August 11, 2011, 08:57 AM

Mighty Max

The variable is &IBIMR_domain. But I believe you are going to have to configure the WebFOCUS Client to pass this variable.
Go to WebFOCUS Administration Console -> Configuration -> Custom Settings
Add this line and save. You may have to recycle the Client.

  
<set> IBIMR_domain (pass)

Here are some more variables. I believe Francis pointed them out awhile back.

  
# SELF SERVICE VARIABLES
<set> IBIAPP_app (pass)
<set> IBIF_ex (pass)
<set> WF_REMOTE_USER (pass)

# MRE VARIABLES
<set> IBIMR_user (pass)
<set> IBIMR_domain (pass)
<set> IBIMR_folder (pass)
<set> MRE_BASE_DIR (pass)
<set> MR_FULL_FEXNAME (pass)
<set> MR_ITEM_HANDLE (pass)

# HTTP HEADER VARIABLES
<set> AUTH_TYPE (pass)
<set> CONTENT_LENGTH (pass)
<set> CONTENT_TYPE (pass)
<set> DOCUMENT_ROOT (pass)
<set> HTTP_ACCEPT (pass)
<set> HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING (pass)
<set> HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE (pass)
<set> HTTP_USER_AGENT (pass)
<set> HTTP_REFERER (pass)
<set> PATH_INFO (pass)
<set> PATH_TRANSLATED (pass)
<set> QUERY_STRING (pass)
<set> REMOTE_ADDR (pass)
<set> REMOTE_HOST (pass)
<set> REMOTE_USER (pass)
<set> REQUEST_METHOD (pass)
<set> SCRIPT_NAME (pass)
<set> SERVER_NAME (pass)
<set> SERVER_PORT (pass)
<set> SERVER_PROTOCOL (pass)
<set> SERVER_SOFTWARE (pass)
<set> URL_PROTOCOL (pass)

August 11, 2011, 10:18 AM

ABT

That's awesome. Can anyone think of a reason why I wouldn't want to just enable all of them? More processing time/slower response? Less secure?

- ABT