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How to store data in a config parameter from a script

ruben oldenkamp
1 month ago

I want to store data like an access token and the exp. time in an config paramter so I don't have to request a new token for every call.

I know I can reach the parameter with somethign like: 

Dim paramExp = Session.Config.GetConfigParm(tokenExpPath)

But this property is read only so I cannot put a new value in it with this method.

Can somebody provide me a script example of how to retrieve a config parameter and put a new value in it from a script?

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  • 0 1 month ago

    Hi,

    As long as it is a config parm in the 'Custom' container, I would be inclined to do a 'HandleObjectComponent - Update' to update the value.

    If you 'must' do it in a script, then you will need to get the CP as an iEntity, perform a PutValue to update the value, then a Put of the iEntity to write it back to the DB.

    HTH, Barry.

  • 0 1 month ago in reply to Barry Jackson

    Hello Barry,


    Thanks for your fast response!

    I figured I made a mistake in the getting the IEntity, that's why it wasn't working. 

    Dim configParm As IEntity = Session.Source.Get("DialogConfigParm", <UID_ConfigParm>)
configParm.Session.PutValue("Value", <Value>)
configParm.Save(Session)

    Just leaving the code if someone searches, however it's just standard use of the OL

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  • 0 1 month ago in reply to Barry Jackson

    Hello Barry,


    Thanks for your fast response!

    I figured I made a mistake in the getting the IEntity, that's why it wasn't working. 

    Dim configParm As IEntity = Session.Source.Get("DialogConfigParm", <UID_ConfigParm>)
configParm.Session.PutValue("Value", <Value>)
configParm.Save(Session)

    Just leaving the code if someone searches, however it's just standard use of the OL

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