use strict;
use warnings;
my $c = ars_Login($rserver,$ruser,$rpass);
if ($c) {
print "connected succesfully to Remedy Server";
}else{
print "failed miserably: $ars_errstr";
}
If the server uses a specified TCP port instead of the portmapper, the
login statement should look like this:
my $c = ars_Login($rserver,$ruser,$rpass,"","",$tcpport);
Generally it's recommended to check $ars_errstr after every API call.
Regards,
Thilo
monty wrote:
> website can still connect and authenticate successfully using ars =
> version 1.74 (we are still using an older version of remedy but are =
> moving soon to 7 I believe its 4 or 5 not sure how to check that either
> I just need some help with the syntax how do I use ARSperl to
> connect to my server? I have the username, pw and servername just not
> sure how to connect should it be like this..
> $c=($rserver;$ruser;$rpass;);
> if ($c)
> print "connected succesfully to Remedy Server";
> if (!$c)
> print "failed miserably";
> exit();
>
> test it in perl. can anyone help with this?
> Thanks in advance.
>
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