Hi Jose!

If your dashboards need the authentication for the access it's logical that it demands to enter login and password.

If you want embedded DSW iframe to use same login/password as another application on the same web page where the user already logged in, it's the matter of how to transfer the access to an embedded iframe.

I cannot answer at the moment how to manage this, and pinging @Eduard Lebedyuk: Eduard, do you think it is possible to transfer session to an MDX2JSON app of the embedded DSW iframe?

Hi Scott!

First, thanks for mentioning Open Exchange, I appreciate :) Here is the link of Sysmon Dashboards on OEX.

Also, here is the article by @Semen.Makarov, which could help.

The tool just visualizes the data you have %SYSMONMGR, I believe the utility appeared at early versions of Caché.

The visualization is better with DeepSee Web, this will require at least Caché 2014 for REST and JSON.

Also I'll ping @Daniel Kutac for more details who initially introduced the tool

Hi Wolf!

It's not the substitution for Studio, but have you tried InterSystems ObjectScript plugin for VS.Code by @Dmitry Maslennikov?  

It became much more sophisticated in recent weeks. It shows method signatures, drills down to methods and documentation, compiles, highlights and many more. 

It is cross-platform, free and light-weight, I like it.

Actually, the case is very practical.

We need to know, which of the tags in DC relate to InterSystems Products and Services.

Every post on DC has a Tags field, which is a comma delimited string,  consists of  any of 150+ tags.

We need to form a Big Tag field, which is filtered Tags field with only the following values:  Caché, Ensemble, HealthShare, Intersystems IRIS, DeepSee, iKnow, Atelier, Online Learning, Documentation, WRC.

E.g. this particular post has Tags: Beginner, Caché

Big Tags will be: Caché

My variant is the following. General function of extracting subtag from tagsring which contains certain tags (intag):

ClassMethod SubTag(intag, tag, dlm As %String) As %String

{



for i=1:1:$L(intag,dlm) set intag($p(intag,dlm,i))=""

for i=1:1:$L(tag,dlm) {

set t=$p(tag,dlm,i)

if $D(intag(t)) set subtag($Seq(subtag))=t

}


while $d(subtag($Seq(l))) {

set $p(subtag,dlm,l) = subtag(l)

}

return $G(subtag)

}

And the calling function:

ClassMethod BigTag(tag As %String) As %String

{

set intag="Caché,Ensemble,HealthShare,Intersystems IRIS,DeepSee,iKnow,Atelier,Online Learning,Documentation,WRC"

return ..SubTag(intag,tag,",")

}

Usage:

USER>w ##class(Utils.Strings).BigTag("Beginner,Caché,Ensemble")
Caché,Ensemble
USER>w ##class(Utils.Strings).BigTag("Beginner,Caché")
Caché
USER>

Sorry, Alexey )

They are clickable for real but on the leaderboard pages. Here is the ObjectScript leaderboard, which you can join if you register on Advent of code site with email - and you'll have normal "white" name, and "green clickable one", if you join via Github or any other applicable for Advent site OpenID provider.

E.g. see the overall "world-wide" leaderboard which is available without authentication.