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From readme it follows that you do need to write the resolvers. Have you done it?
If you're only Starting with FHIR I'd recommend checking FHIR on Learning.InterSystems.com.
First issue (empty books):
Second issue (12@Library.Book in value). 12@Library.Book is an OREF. As it's essentially a pointer it cannot be stored in a persistent way.
What do you want to achieve with your code?
Learning.InterSystems.com has hundrers of online courses. Check multimodel development with ObjectScript.
Some useful reading:
Set terminal prompt.
To set system mode set ^%SYS("SystemMode") global to whatever value you want. Highlighted values are: LIVE, TEST, DEVELOPMENT, FAILOVER.
I just wish there was a way to default the terminal colours
Easy to do that.
Create %ZSTART routine:
LOGIN
// Color options. 54 - red
// for i=1:1:60 write $j(i,2)," ",$C(27)_"["_i_"m"_"Hello"_$C(27)_"[0m",!
write $C(27)_"[54m"
quit 1And done.
Here's the result

When using import wizard, make classes persistent, not serial.
Please post your solution here if possible.
Well, maybe Apache POI would be better.
In my opinion the best approach to MS Office docs is to try things with the real-life samples. Far to many combinations to try to predict anything.
Yes it can, check this post.
But for conversion I would recommend LibreOffice. Here's how it can be used from Cache/Ensemble/InterSystems IRIS.
Apache POI can write to Excel files, you can extend the current integration if you want.
If you need to consume data from Excel check this Apache POI integration.
Check %ZEN.Auxiliary.jsonProvider class, %ObjectToJSON method.
You can also try Web Terminal.
Your old setup was users sshing into the system, no?
You can try force command a script which execs into a container and exists after that.
Or you can install sshd in your container and allow users to connect to it.
cacheusr should have read on them. That's about it.
but that does not work
why?
docker exec -it <container name> iris session irisshould do the trick.
Have you unpacked the IAM-0.34-1-1.tar.gz?
Originally I was trying to import the whole archive, which failed. After unpacking container it was imported successfully.
I have not heard about such plans, maybe when this technology becomes more stable and widely adopted.
/SHELL /NOQUOTE is a key to success.
Parameter User = "irisusr";
/// Get memory consumed by irisusr
/// w ##class().GetCurrentMemory()
ClassMethod GetCurrentMemory() As %Integer
{
Set cmd = "smem"
Set args = 8
Set args(1) = "-u"
Set args(2) = ..#User
Set args(3) = "|"
Set args(4) = "grep"
Set args(5) = ..#User
Set args(6) = "|"
Set args(7) = "awk"
Set args(8) = "'{print $6}'"
Set sc = ..RunCommandViaZF(cmd,,.rss,,, .code, .args)
If $$$ISOK(sc){
Set rss = +rss
Set ^rss($zdt($h, 3, 1)) = rss
} Else {
Set rss = ..#MemoryMax
}
Quit rss
}
/// w ##class().GetTotalMemory()
ClassMethod GetTotalMemory() As %Integer
{
Set cmd = "free"
Set args = 6
Set args(1) = "|"
Set args(2) = "grep"
Set args(3) = "Mem"
Set args(4) = "|"
Set args(5) = "awk"
Set args(6) = "'{print $2}'"
Set sc = ..RunCommandViaZF(cmd,,.total,,, .code, .args)
If $$$ISOK(sc){
Set total = +total
} Else {
Set total = 0
}
Quit total
}
/// Run a command using $ZF(-100) and an external temporary file to store the command output. <br>
/// If <var>pDeleteTempFile</var> is 0 (false), the temporary file is not deleted; in this case, it is up to the caller to delete it when done with it.
ClassMethod RunCommandViaZF(pCmd As %String, Output pTempFileName As %String, Output pOutput As %String, pOpenTimeout As %Integer = 5, pDeleteTempFile As %Boolean = 1, Output pRetCode As %String, ByRef pCmdArgs, pAsynchronous As %Boolean = 0) As %Status
{
Set tSC = $$$OK
Set pOutput = ""
Set pRetCode = ""
Set IO = $IO
Set ZEOFMode = $ZU(68,40,1)
Set pTempFileName = ""
Try {
Set (tFile,pTempFileName) = ##class(%File).TempFilename("txt")
If tFile="" Set tSC = $$$ERROR($$$ObjectScriptError, "Failed to obtain a temporary file name") Quit
Set cmdFlags = "/SHELL /NOQUOTE " _ $Select(pAsynchronous:"/ASYNC",1:"") _"/STDOUT="""_tFile_"""/STDERR="""_tFile_""""
Set pRetCode = $ZF(-100,cmdFlags,pCmd,.pCmdArgs)
Close tFile Open tFile:("RS"):pOpenTimeout
If '$T Set tSC = $$$ERROR($$$ObjectScriptError, "Failed to open temporary file '"_tFile_"'") Quit
Set TooMuch = 0
Use tFile
For {
// Keep reading through end of file; save only first 32,000 characters
Set tLine = "" Read tLine:1
If '$T && (tLine=$C(-1)) Quit // Exit by timeout
If 'TooMuch {
Set:pOutput'="" pOutput = pOutput_$C(13,10)
If $L(pOutput)+$l(tLine)<32000 {
Set pOutput = pOutput_tLine
}
Else {
Set pOutput = pOutput_$E(tLine,1,32000-$L(pOutput))_" (more...)"
Set TooMuch = 1
}
}
If ($ZEOF=-1) Quit // Exit by EOF
}
}
Catch (ex) {
Set tSC = ex.AsStatus()
}
Try {
If pDeleteTempFile {
Close tFile:"D"
}
Else {
Close tFile
}
} Catch (ex) {
// don't overwrite the error status if it's already populated
Set:$$$ISOK(tSC) tSC = ex.AsStatus()
}
If 'ZEOFMode Do $ZU(68,40,0) // Restore ZEOF mode
Use IO
Quit tSC
}What features are you most interested in?
Consider using mirroring instead of shadowing.
2. Try
..Adapter.FTP.%sftpSession.MkDir()1. You have whitespaces after commas. It should be:
Parameter SETTINGS = "-DeleteFromServer,-ArchivePath,RemoteArchive,TargetConfigNames";Also I think you're defining your settings in Operation? I'm not sure it would work. I think you need to redefine adapter settings in adapter, like so:
Class App.FTP.InboundAdapter Extends EnsLib.FTP.InboundAdapter {
Parameter SETTINGS = "-DeleteFromServer,-ArchivePath";
}Not sure why you're including RemoteArchive in your settings, as it's already there in ancestors. I removed it.
After that use your new adapter in your operation.
2. What does $classname(..Adapter.FTP) return?
It is a common distribution method for compiled libraries.
Use published container.
docker run -d \
-p 52773:52773 \
--name irispy \
intersystemscommunity/irispy:latestPlease use v0.8 release.
Do not use repository - it is should not be used for anything besides development.
Also we already had the same discussion.
I've been thinking about it but I think there are more letter characters. Unicode is a big place.