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    Dariusz Suchojad
    @dsuch
    Hello everyone, I hope you are having a great Friday or Saturday!
    I am collecting ideas for new blog posts - if there is anything in particular you would like to see covered, just speak up. Thanks.
    Alex Tumwesigye
    @talexie
    Hello everyone. How about a javascript/ReactJS example for using SSO (signup and login process)?
    Dariusz Suchojad
    @dsuch
    Hi @talexie - that sounds nice except that it would be a JavaScript article.
    Which no one among us actually specialises in that much.
    E.g. in web-admin we use Python in the browser in new code instead of JavaScript.
    But a general intro to SSO sounds like a good idea - it would use curl instead of JS code though?
    Alex Tumwesigye
    @talexie
    Yes,Python Script works too instead of JavaScript
    If it is available in Python Script, I can help translate to Javascript
    Dariusz Suchojad
    @dsuch
    Right, but we do not really do frontend / React code
    Alex Tumwesigye
    @talexie
    Oh I see.
    Dariusz Suchojad
    @dsuch
    Web-admin uses JS in much of the core framework but if there is a big piece of new code, it is generally written in Brython, let me link you to it ..
    https://github.com/zatosource/zato/blob/main/code/zato-web-admin/src/zato/admin/static/brython/zato/common.py
    That is Python in the browser ^^
    Alex Tumwesigye
    @talexie
    Thank you. That would be helpful.
    Dariusz Suchojad
    @dsuch
    That all said, I am sure you can use SSO in React - you would just use the REST API which is available no matter if it is React, Python, C# or anything.
    Alex Tumwesigye
    @talexie
    I am looking at this page
    https://zato.io/docs/sso/topic/user/signup.html
    Some of the api seems outdated/not working
    Dariusz Suchojad
    @dsuch
    Please open a GitHub ticket in such a case with information how to reproduce it.
    Alex Tumwesigye
    @talexie
    Sure let me do that.
    Alex Tumwesigye
    @talexie
    Otherwise thank you for the tools (zato), it is promising for low income countries especially in Health systems Integration
    Dariusz Suchojad
    @dsuch
    Thanks, I am glad to hear you like it!
    Alex Tumwesigye
    @talexie
    You are welcome.
    Chad Lancour
    @wss-chadical

    Hey guys - Finally getting around to migrating to 3.1. Going good so far...

    Having an issue with Hot Deploy. When we save a file to the hot deploy location it is deploying it twice in rapid succession across our servers - which generally causes some failures due to locks in postgres

    Note: we only have 1 server.conf setup to monitor the hot deploy location.
    Chad Lancour
    @wss-chadical
    Though it appears it's only doing this for some of our py source files...
    and I have tried setting redeploy_on_parent_change to False in the hotdeploy options as well.
    Chad Lancour
    @wss-chadical
    I figured it out. I will need to refactor some code...
    Dariusz Suchojad
    @dsuch
    Nice that you have it working @wss-chadical - but what was it?
    Chad Lancour
    @wss-chadical
    this worked in zato 3.0...
    https://gist.github.com/wss-chadical/98cc19d61ccd2e0c57b548ca174bdcab

    now in 3.1 it does weird things.

    I just updated that gist - with another variation I tried splitting setup into two files - and that sent the hot deploy into an endless circular deploy loop...

    Chad Lancour
    @wss-chadical
    @dsuch dude - don't chase this one... it was likely this...
    class SynchronizeHubspotDeletes(Synchronize):
    pass
    all clear
    Alex Tumwesigye
    @talexie
    @dsuch Hope you are well. Where can I get deb package for 3.2? I would like to try some new features available
    JC
    @nojoven
    Hi everybody. I am Cedric, I am a French developer and I would like to try Zato.
    Honda Bhyat
    @hondab
    Hi Folks, I am an IBM MQ & Integration SME and want to explorer the use Zato for MQ based Integration Projects.. Any tips on where to start to get going?
    Dariusz Suchojad
    @dsuch
    Hi @hondab - if you are experienced with MQ then you will be easily able to start using it under Zato. What kind of integration projects, scenarios or processes do you have in mind?
    Honda Bhyat
    @hondab
    Hi Dariusz, So I have been in the Integration space for 30+ years and have used MQ / ACE (WMB/IIB) and ITX (WTX) as the main staple for my tooling. I am now looking for something like Zato which is simpler for small integration projects but would like to keep MQ and maybe ITX because of its support for EDI X12 standards transformation capability and want to see how Zato can help with the HL7 and FHIR Integration projects. So will be trying to get the basic of Zato working and then seeing how I can use it to address the use cases where cost is a major concern.
    Dariusz Suchojad
    @dsuch
    For future reference, here is an article about Zato, Python and IBM MQ https://zato.io/blog/posts/ibm-mq-python-api-integrations.html
    Chad Lancour
    @wss-chadical
    We are building services based on the JSONAdapter. We have multiple environments dev/test/prd - we do not want to maintain separate outgoing rest connections for the same endpoints for each environment. Is there a way to override the host value on outgoing connections? That way we could have one outgoing connection that could service multiple environments.
    Dariusz Suchojad
    @dsuch
    @wss-chadical It is possible to do it using environment variables, please post your Zato version and I will see about creating an article explaining it.
    Chad Lancour
    @wss-chadical
    Zato 3.1+rev.c143e3721-py3.5.3
    Chad Lancour
    @wss-chadical
    @dsuch
    Dariusz Suchojad
    @dsuch
    Here it is https://zato.io/blog/posts/config-env-variables.html - information how to use environment variables to make one's code and configuration independent of a particular execution environment.