Check out our webinar today! It would be about Python Gateway/ML.
Also, there's ML Toolkit user group - a private GitHub repository set up as part of InterSystems corporate GitHub organization. It is addressed to the external users that are installing, learning or are already using ML Toolkit components. To join ML Toolkit user group, please send a short e-mail at the following address: MLToolkit@intersystems.com and indicate in your e-mail the following details (needed for the group members to get to know and identify you during discussions):
GitHub username
Full Name (your first name followed by your last name in Latin script)
Organization (you are working for, or you study at, or your home office)
Position (your actual position in your organization, or “Student”, or “Independent”)
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Check out our webinar today! It would be about Python Gateway/ML.
Also, there's ML Toolkit user group - a private GitHub repository set up as part of InterSystems corporate GitHub organization. It is addressed to the external users that are installing, learning or are already using ML Toolkit components. To join ML Toolkit user group, please send a short e-mail at the following address: MLToolkit@intersystems.com and indicate in your e-mail the following details (needed for the group members to get to know and identify you during discussions):
Congratulations!
Pease consider using code formatting button
to format large (multiline) code listings.
You need to download (and build from) release. It looks like you're using repository clone for docker build, which is not recommended.
Add this line:
to the beginning of Dockerfile (after FROM of course) and try to build again.
What does this code print?
You need to map both data global and class package.
You have ASYNC calls to MS SQL operation in your Business process, right?
Add sync elements immediately after them.
Nice!
Sure, there's a prebuilt docker container for that: