Sample code for automatically uploading data to Aras with a web service. [ARCHIVED]
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Example Visual Studio C# project to create a complete Windows Service that runs periodically, watching a folder for data, to be batchloaded into an Innovator instance.
When there is data, the program connects to Innovator as a web service, and uploads the data.
All messages are sent to the standard Windows Event Viewer. The run interval and the logging levels are configurable.
This is a good example project (fully functional!) of 2 things (1) how to write a windows service and (2) connecting to Innovator as a web service for automatically uploading data.
In the example, the windows service is named WebLogLoader Service. It watches the c:\InetPub\Logs folder from our web site, and loads cookie and page visit information into Innovator, loading an ItemType and a RelationshipType.
Release notes/descriptions for the original project posted on the previous Aras Projects page.
| Release | Notes |
|---|---|
| v1.0 | Initial version |
| Project | Aras |
|---|---|
| v1.0 | Aras 9.3 |
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Project Owner: Peter Schroer, Aras Corporation
Created On: December 28, 2007
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