The OpenEdge Hive

I have a working web services client against a commercial concern's website, and have a problem with a recent security change. They used to use "SOAPEndpointUserid and SOAPEndpointPassword", and have changed to a new authorization token, using a new HTTP Request Header with the name "Authorization".

I'm not the most web services savvy developer, and I haven't been able to figure out the 4GL changes needed. I developed the app using the prowsdldoc tool's output, but the output doesn't seem to reference http headers.

Can anyone point me in the right direction on this?

They don't show, even though I am using the standard character set, and this is a standard ASCII character.

MESSAGE "This is a bullet:" CHR(149) VIEW-AS ALERT-BOX.
... shows no bullet.

I have a functioning command in Windows XP to schedule a task to run every minute with the Windows scheduler. It looks like this:

ASSIGN l-cmd = 'schtasks /Create /SC minute /RU "" /TN "Capture AutoSync" /TR "\"C:\Auto.lnk"'.
OS-COMMAND NO-CONSOLE VALUE(l-cmd).

On Windows 7, I get "The task XML is missing a required element or attribute."

However, the MS example (from their website) shows the following example:

SCHTASKS /Create /S system /U user /P password /RU runasuser
/RP runaspassword
/SC HOURLY /TN rtest1 /TR notepad

I know I have seen the solution for this before, but I'll be darned if I can find it...

Windows does some funky parsing of command line parameters, requiring embedded quotes, tildas, etc. to pass a parameter that has embedded quotes from OS-COMMAND. Hoping somebody has the key.

Example:

l-db = "C:\My Folder\My Subfolder\My.db".
l-cmd = "C:\PROGRESS\OpenEdge\bin\prostrct repair " + l-db.

OS-COMMAND VALUE(l-cmd).

I've also tried:

l-db = "C:~"\My Folder~"\~"My Subfolder~"\My.db".
l-cmd = "C:\PROGRESS\OpenEdge\bin\prostrct repair " + l-db.

I know that this seems so simple, I am almost embarrassed to even post it. I know how to create super procedures, and run them persistently. Can someone give me an example of how to use the technique to replace the need for global shared variables? I know I am missing something here! Thanks.