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Re: access .env variables in web-src? - App Builder 17-09-2020
Great to hear!

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Re: Checking Access Credentials within an action - App Builder 17-09-2020
Hi @Urs_Boller What level of access are you looking for? One way I can think of is to pass in the user profile (like product context) from client side as a param into your action, and have your action check that before executing anything. This way you can further restrict access based on user information. Sarah

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Re: access .env variables in web-src? - App Builder 15-09-2020
you will have access to the ims profile of the user, which is available on client side, so you can potentially further limit user access that way!

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Re: access .env variables in web-src? - App Builder 15-09-2020
Hi @Urs_Boller You would need to pass that info in through your action. You can pass in the value from .env into your action. Then have the action return these values to be consumed by your frontend code. Hope this helps,Sarah

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Re: AIO local action with error on aio-lib-state init and... - App Builder 31-08-2020
Hi Urs, This is likely because the aio-lib-state (and aio-lib-file) only works within a Runtime namespace and not local environment. This is done as the tvm (token vending machine) that is used to initialize the service exchanges Runtime credentials for access to the service, and we added ip limitations for security reasons to ensure the service is only accessible from Firefly applications. If you deploy your actions this should work! Sarah

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Re: Scheduler job in Firefly / Runtime - App Builder 31-08-2020
You are correct! Thank you -- sorry for missing the `input` block before the params.

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Re: Scheduler job in Firefly / Runtime - App Builder 26-08-2020
comment makes it a bit difficult to lay out code but it should look something like this triggers: sample-trigger: feed: /whisk.system/alarms/alarm cron: 0 * * * * trigger_payload: {"name":"Vlad","place":"Transylvania"} startDate: xxxx stopDate: xxxx you can see https://github.com/AdobeDocs/adobeio-runtime/blob/33d0979a45b9e35e8addaad7e97dfb00f8ea5e12/reference/prepackages.md#using-the-alarms-package for some more example on the rules you can use for the alarm package

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Re: Scheduler job in Firefly / Runtime - App Builder 26-08-2020
comment makes it a bit difficult to lay out code but it should look something like this ``` triggers: \ sample-trigger: \ feed: /whisk.system/alarms/alarm \ cron: "0 * * * *

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Re: Scheduler job in Firefly / Runtime - App Builder 26-08-2020
Hi @eldhov19157560, Yes the alarm package is available. You can read more about it here https://github.com/AdobeDocs/adobeio-runtime/blob/33d0979a45b9e35e8addaad7e97dfb00f8ea5e12/reference/prepackages.md#using-the-alarms-package The documentation shows an example for directly using the cli to set up triggers, but you can easily define the trigger through the manifest file. Here's an example manifest file for that. Manifest File Example: “Hello world” Action with a compatible Trigger and Rulepack...

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Re: Hi, I want to integrate - Adobe Developer Cloud Extensibility 24-08-2020
Hi @apoorv95, Our apologies for missing this message earlier. It's definitely doable with Kafka API and ACS API. There are two ways to go about it -- 1) you can set up events in Kafka that pushes to a Runtime action when there are new events and have your Runtime action push that data into ACS. 2) you can use Kafka API to retrieve data from Kafka in your Runtime action and push that data into ACS. We have an SDK with ACS that could be helpful for you (https://github.com/adobe/aio-lib-campaign-st...

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