Messages.log file contains lots of useful information about IRIS. Sometimes the file gets big, and it is not easy to get to the data I am interested to review. It would be nice to jump to a specific date and time we suspect a problem may have started.
We have created a number of REST adapters that extend %CSP.REST and these have been working fine. However, we are now facing a problem with a new one where very large XML documents are being posted. This is the pattern we are following:
I have a CSP page that throw a "414 error - Request-URI Too Long" when I put lot of text (eg : 10000 characters) into a field of a submitted form. The form is submitted using POST method.
Based on some experiments I made, it seems the max size of a URL is around 8200 characters.
What is the official limit, and is there a way to increase it ? I searched in the documentation but couldn't find anything.
I have to create a SOAP WebService that receives the username/password as part of a field in the Request. I have no control of the client's application.
Is there a way for web application to set its session timeout value according to the user role or other criteria?
In this case, I have a custom production monitor page, and I want to set 5 minutes for most users but allow managers a longer time or those displaying pages on a monitor a longer time.
I'm looking for some help in getting an OS level application on my server to startup from a csp page and I'm just missing something.
I have a routine (and I've tried the same code from an instance method, with the same results) that will launch an application at the OS level using the $zf(-100,keywords,program,parms) from a terminal session, but it won't/doesn't seem to work when I call the code from a #server() call from my webpage. I don't know if there is some combination of keywords or perhaps a different version of the $zf() call that should/would work.
Over time I have created an house-automation solution based on IRIS: 90% of my code is pure ObjectScript, with the most recent 10% being the use of Python libraries for specific tasks. All of the above being terminal based up to now.
I would like to expose some configuration options / parameters via a very simple web page, to be serviced with the IRIS private web service (so I don't want to use an external Webserver just for this..)
Consider the simplest possible CSP file upload/download page - you upload a file, it's saved in the database, and the file is immediately re-download via %CSP.StreamServer:
Suppose you have developed your own web app with InterSystems technologies stack and now want to perform a captcha validation on the client side in order to determine whether or not the user is human and make it safer. There are some modern frameworks to address the captcha issue, however most part of them needs internet access to generate codes and sometimes are complex to implement. Take this as basic example considering that image recognition has gotten too good. That's why you nowadays you tend to see more pattern recognition captchas than mere reading ones. (I.e.
I'm currently trying to find out how to have one Web Gateway route to multiple servers Management Portal. The only thing that I have come up with so far is to potentially make different routes per server?
I have a development, test, and production server and I want to use the same Gateway server using IIS to do SSL/TLS encryption for the CSP pages.
This post is a introduction of my open exchange iris-fhir-client application.
iris-fhir-client can connect to any open FHIR Server by using embedded python with the help of fhirpy Library. Get Resource information by terminal and by using CSP web application.
Has anyone experienced any issues when using Cloudflare in front of a csp application?
I keep getting 502 errors when Cloudflare is active?
Strangely, the SMP works but only if I remove the trailing question mark from the url but it doesn't resolve the issue when I try any other csp application URL's.