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cchang · ‎07-18-2024

Hi Everyone, I have successfully obtained a license from CtrlX Works using C++ with the CtrlX Works Licensing API. However, I am encountering difficulties when attempting to use Python with pybind11 to wrap the C++ library. Upon inspecting ctrlxworks.Licensing.dll, I noticed that there are no symbols available. I am wondering if this issue is related to the library being signed, which might be causing problems when loading the DLL with ctypes in Python. Could anyone please suggest how to use the CtrlX Works Licensing API with Python? Our application is primarily written in Python. As a last resort, I am considering writing a C++ HTTP server as a wrapper, allowing the Python side to handle only HTTP communication. Thank you for your time and assistance. Chih-Peng Reference: License Management - Software Development Kit (boschrexroth.github.io)

cchang · ‎06-18-2024

Hi Sgilk, thanks for your reply! I configure the prxoyMapping as followed. { "version": "1.0.0", "id": "ctrlx-hdvisionsystems-test", "services": { "proxyMapping":[ { "name": "ctrlx-hdvisionsystems-test.web", "url": "/ctrlx-hdvisionsystems-test", "binding": ":38080" } ] }, // ... } It would be nice if you can setup a test to cross verify. Unix Domain socket should be the problem, since I can use cpp-httplib to acquire App's license. My problem is that either unix domain socket or local http server didn't receive any forwarded call from Https. I did the test with "socat" that forward https to localhost from with self-signed certificate and it works quite well. But I guess that socat probably doesn't deal witl SSL handshake somehow. In the attachment you can find built snap packet and also simplified source code. For source code, you can compile without any extra dependencies. For Snap, it listens to port 38080 on all interface. You should be able to access http://<ip>:<port> /ctrlx-hdvisionsystems-test/<any-address> After calling, you will get Hello World text plus ctrlx-hdvisionsystems-test/<any-address>

cchang · ‎06-18-2024

Hi nickH, thanks for your reply. I found the problem. After adding the content to schema, and the file must be closed and reopened. Then it works!

cchang · ‎06-17-2024

Hi everyone, What C++ library do you use for Webserver? Sicne CtrlX required to use proxy_mapping to route https to http or unix domain socket. I have tested with cpp-httplib and crow, but none of them work. (HTTPS Proxy support · Issue #658 · yhirose/cpp-httplib (github.com)) I was considering to try Qt or Boost beast, but they are all bit more complicated, so I am concerned about whether I really should spend time on these.

cchang · ‎06-17-2024

Hi everyone, I would like to enable user to get auto complete while editing the json configuration file. How can I do that? It looks like intelliJ is already running with some json schema. Is there any way to upload json schema file that IntelliJ can use the schema for auto complete? If it is possible to to set $schema using the addresses under "types" in datalayer? I tried to add "$schema": "setting.schema.json" doens't work, since it is interpreted as inmemory://model/settings.schema.json

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Python binding CtrlX Works Licensing API for Windows Application

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C++ web server library with https reverse proxy support

upload customized json schema for configuration