This is really urgent... :(

Can someone help?

Thanks

the TenantId value is under Site at the expression editor. when you define the TenantInvalidateCache, in the arguments, you can select the expression editor and there you will find the TenantId.

Hope this helps

Best regards
Angelo Mestre

Hi Ricardo,

That is strange...You know that every time you update an extension you need to republish the eSpace to update the version of the extension it will use, right? You can see if the eSpace is using the latest version in OutSystems Service Center or using the Add/Remove references window in OutSystems Service Studio.

Also could you be saving that date time in a static variable?

Cheers,
Tiago Simões

Thanks for your help everyone!

The Extension is updated; I checked it using Service Center. The DateTime variable is not static :(

If I logout or close IT Asset Manager, the problem remains, that is, when I log on again and scan the network (using my personal .Net Action) the results inside the file and the file name are the same! This means my imported action doesn't run at all!

This may sound foolish, but as site properties are stored even if we logout, etc, doesn't the "state" of the imported action is also preserved?

Additionally, I have one timer that "calls" a certain action, which contains my referenced .Net action.
When I call the "Wake" timer action, my imported one is supposed to run again, but with a "clean" state...
I tried to stop using the Timer, but the problem is exactly the same!

The problem is solved only if I 1CP the eSpace........... Another file is successfully created, containing the correct results!

Any ideas? :( Don't know what to do next!

Thanks again!

Hi Again Ricardo,

Maybe this topic How to audit from an extension? can help you diagnose the problem. You'll be able to see the these logs in OutSystems Service Center under Monitoring\General Logs.

Cheers,
Tiago Simões

Thanks again for your help!

(Edited at 00h59)

Results:
- I have 3 network elements;
- I disconnected one of them before the first scan;
- The application discovered (using my .Net imported action) 2 network elements, and generated Active-04-04-2008-00h39m.txt;
- Using the audit in my extension, I know I discovered those 2 network elements;
(So far, so good!)
- Then, after the entire scan, I connected the 3rd element;
- Using the audit, I discovered the previous 2 network elements (and not the 3rd one)!
- The results file name was also Active-04-04-2008-00h39m.txt, with the same previous content (omitting the 3rd node);
- Curiously, using Windows Explorer, I can see that the second file has a created date property of 00h41m!!!

This is really strange, right??

For example, on my .Net C# solution, I invoke the Windows Command Line, which was not run on my second network discovery!
It looks like the extension "magically" and instantly generated the file...

Maybe the problem is in my C# code... But it's strange how it works first, and not secondly...
(And I don't have any relevant static method or variable...)

Again, if I 1-CP the eSpace, the problem is solved... for once...

I'm desperate... Any clue? :(

Well I figured it out!!

The problem was.... Me!

I was only using the constructor method to do the work.
When I separated things, it worked...... It really makes sense!

I'm sorry for the trouble I caused =(

And thanks again for your help!!

Best regards,
Ricardo Evangelista