Hello Vincent,
Subscription::Register method use this code
CHECK_OCI
(
sub->con->err,
OCISubscriptionRegister,
sub->con->cxt, &sub->subhp,
(ub2)1, sub->err, (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT
)
There is OCI_DEFAULT value only.
This is the default setting, which means initializing the connection on the server side. This is a problem in restricted networks. Due to Oracle offers the value OCI_SECURE_NOTIFICATION, which means initializing the connection on the client side.
It will be very useful to add this option to registration method.
Thanks
Nicholas
Hello Vincent,
Subscription::Register method use this code
CHECK_OCI
(
sub->con->err,
OCISubscriptionRegister,
sub->con->cxt, &sub->subhp,
(ub2)1, sub->err, (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT
)
There is OCI_DEFAULT value only.
This is the default setting, which means initializing the connection on the server side. This is a problem in restricted networks. Due to Oracle offers the value OCI_SECURE_NOTIFICATION, which means initializing the connection on the client side.
It will be very useful to add this option to registration method.
Thanks
Nicholas