endpoints

I am working to set up a HTTP Endpoint in JitterBit, for this end point we have a system that will call this Endpoint and pass parameters through the URL to it. example... http://[server]:[server port]/EndPoint?Id={SalesForecID}&Status={updated status in SF} Would i need to use the Text File, JSON or XML Method for this? Follow up question would be if it is JSON or XML what would the file look like that is uploaded during creating the endpoint. I have tired with no success with the text file version. any help would be great. I'm just seeing your question now. You may have found a solution, but

I am trying to figure out how endpoints selects the times when my data is only weakly regular: that is, some observations are missing. I have 1 minute returns with some minutes missing and I am trying to convert to 5 minute intervals. How will endpoints decide which times to keep? The call I use is: endpoints(ret_1_min_xts, k=5, "minutes") My series looks like this, for example: 1986-02-04 09:32:00 1 1986-02-04 09:33:00 2 1986-02-04 09:34:00 3 1986-02-04 09:35:00 4 1986-02-04 09:36:00 5 1986-02-04 09:37:00 6 1986-02-04 09:38:00 7 1986-02-04 09:39:00 8 1986-02-04 09:40:00 9 1986-02-04 09:41:00

I'm trying to allow for user configuration of a WCF service, including the IP and port number that the service listens on. The user has a separate config application that allows for these values to be set, but the problem I am running into is that the app.config MUST have an endpoint defined in order to create a new ServiceHost entry...but my endpoint is being defined in a separate configuration file and must then be bound programatically at runtime. If I do the following (based on How to programatically modify WCF app.config endpoint address setting? : m_SvcHost = new ServiceHost(this); if

We are using WCF for communication between a client and a server application. The client application has many features that requires communication to the server - and we have chosen to implement this in multiple classes (seperation of responsability) For the time, we are creating new WCF endpoints and service contracts for each object - Invoicing, Accounting, Content Management, etc. This causes a lot of endpoint configuration both on the client and server (with potential misconfiguration problems when moving into the test and production platforms). I would like to know if I can define a

I deployed a JAX-WS Service and use wsimport to generate client code. Because I run wsimport on localhost, I got the client code with binind on "localhost" address. But I want to reuse those client code on other computers which access my deployed service with a public IP y.y.y.y. How can dynamically use those (once) generated client code to access my service. (The ip of service may change...) Pascal Thivent This is covered in the FAQ of JAX-WS: Q. How can I change the Web Service address dynamically for a request ? ((BindingProvider)proxy).getRequestContext().put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT