I use this wrapper.

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You can define class storage on ppgs. Can't do that on % variables.

Any kind of implicit kill does not affect ppgs but does affect % variables.

They only case where I use % variables is if I really need some global object (java gateway and CSP global vars). Otherwise I use ppgs.

Please elaborate. What do you want to achieve?

You need to configure https in your web server.

%request.Content is a stream with all JSON payload.

If you want to process HTTP requests, you can use REST API.

It's called topics. Tag is a git pointer to a commit (usually to mark release point).

1. Try setting RenderTimeOut and PrintTimeOut properties for the report.
2. Check logfile (you can determine directory in which it gets created by instantiating the report and calling GetRootDir method, but usually it's a value of the ^%SYS("TempDir") global, unless you specify ReportDir property or parameter).

MDX2JSON api provides postman collection and environment. You can use it as an example.

Here's a screenshot of POST request:

To add, names of REST arguments in URL should correspond and be in the same order, as method arguments.

Here's a Caché ObjectScript style guidelines.

When encountering errors with XSLT I usually try to execute it here to check that it is valid and produces correct result.

As you're trying to use XSLT2 package, have you tried XSLT package?

Have you tried XSLT without callback?

Have you read documentation?

What do you want to achieve?

Use scrollable resultset.

Process memory is allocated as required, so decreasing $ZSTORAGE would not decrease actual memory usage.

For HTML files:

• Move them to another non-web-app folder
• Convert them all to utf-8
• Execute in a terminal: set ^%SYS("CSP","DefaultFileCharset")="utf-8"
• Move them back

see weird characters on a query to the DB

REST output or input REST params? What locale are you using for server?