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FMS19 Centos Linux - how to enable XML

DataCruncher
in FileMaker Server 19

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So on FileMaker Server 19 dev preview on Centos, how do I enable XML?

 

I attempted 

 

fmsadmin set cwpconfig enablexml=true

 

and CLI indicates all went well, but 

fmi/xml/FMPXMLRESULT.xml?-dbnames

 

yields forbidden? 

 

Thank you

 

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Oh boy - I did not see that. Thank you. 

you can expect that all deprecated features won't be ported to Linux or Cloud.

Why is XML being deprecated? For some cases JSON can replace XML, in some cases there are individual benefits to both formats. Is there an XML response option for DATA API? Also for certain tasks I have FileMaker generate YML through XSLT.

While we are at it: do we have direct access to Thrift? Communicating with a REST-like API is not very efficient when we know there is a Thrift API behind the REST-like one.

I assume importing and exporting records as FMPXMLRESULT will still be valid?

Edited by ggt667

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    I use XML for documents( UBL, OAG, MTML, OAG, and a plethora of other business document formats ) and REST API for UI. Not sure how anyone can see JSON replace XML.

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