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red until there is a new "ConfigItem" and this therefore sends us an alert email and above all passes our production in error on our supervision tool which is connected to the Iris API

Here's a sample BO that does POST request: /// This operation does a POST request to a REST API and receives Auth token Class Production.Operation.NLPAuthOperation Extends Ens.BusinessOperation

You just choose the access API you want to use. You want some sort of summary for your data? Use SQL! Do you want to work extensively with one record? Use objects!

personally i would use set mode=$System.Version.SystemMode() which is documented and therefore a supported API. This package provides a wealth of classes and methods.

%ToJSON() - that will serialize the object to JSON String which you can then assign to a Property of an HttpRequest and post it to the Saleforce API.

To avoid that make your REST service logically asynchronous (see DeepSee REST API for MDX execution):User sends a queryServer immediately returns query keyServer executes query into

This might give you some help planning how to mimic package-to-folder exportation.https://github.com/rfns/portNow this is just an idea: I think you should make an API for serializing

This is a working code for Bing Search API – Web Results Only .

So, checking whether we provide a better adapter API I found PutStream() method. Bingo!, that's the right one, it doesn't open the stream every time, just writes to it.

are perfectly fine, but I would like to add that if you are new to ZEN (and have to build up your knowledge) and want to build a web application, I would advise you to build your APIs

InterSystems IRIS Data Platform 2019.3 has many new capabilities including: Support for InterSystems API Manager (IAM) Polyglot Extension (PeX) available for Java Java and .NET

This recently manifested itself in a process where we are calling a bunch of APIs and it got stuck.

Low-level libraries like Matplotlib let you do whatever you want, but at the expense of a more complex API.

(Context: I'm using %CSP.REST with other stuff behind it, not actually a REST API.)

I'm asking this best-practices question on behalf of a customer.They have a Caché-based application, and an Ensemble production deployed in front as an ESB to provide web service API