Try playing around with https://db.tt/iMmZycwbJA

In a webApp, I usually do it like the following (https://db.tt/HDj12iCF1B )Never tried it in a workflow:$([/instance/vars/last_run_date])Also try formatting the date i.e.instance.vars.last_run_date = formatDate(new Date(), '%2D/%2M/%4Y %2H:%2N:%2S');logInfo(instance.vars.last_run_date);

Just so you know, the location of the cache assets resides under (C:\Users\YOURUSERHERE\AppData\Roaming\Neolane)Check screenshot https://db.tt/yGnfKk1oSw

Hi GigiFDA essentially gives you the option to connect to external database systems, could be a table, a view etc. but you need to pay for this module or your contract agreement must include this module. Otherwise you could use a 'Linked server' connection between you and the third party and you can...

Try the followingvar http = new HttpClientRequest("yourhost.com")http.execute()var response = http.responsefor(var i in response.header)  logInfo("header[" + i + "] => " + response.header[i])Should give you something like

Play around with this in a workflow, you'll get the idea.

Adobe's soaprouter API https://docs.campaign.adobe.com/doc/AC6.1/en/CFG_API_Web_service_calls.htmlOther options:External database connectivity such as viewsOruse Adobe's FDA module.

First you need to create a linked server on a database level. It requires an sql account in dwh with read/write privileges on the object which you want to query. Follow some guides online.After your linked server is created then you need to test it by querying the dwh from Neolane's sql instance, af...

Yeah thats right, this id done by setting the autostart param to false in the config files <stat autoStart="false" /> 

On premise deployment is something that Adobe would charge up to $200k. if you learn how to do it your self that would be such a big saving.By default, all services are installed on all servers, it is disabling/enabling those services that makes the distributed architecture, this is done through the...