Raj is a product manager at InterSystems focused on developer experience. He pioneered Web mapping-as-a-service in the late 1990s with Syncline, a startup he co-founded. After that he finished his PhD in Information Systems for Planning at MIT, creating a distributed computing architecture for urban information systems based on web services design patterns.
He then worked for a decade on spatial data interoperability challenges with the Open Geospatial Consortium helping governments work with software companies to share and manage geographic information for natural resource management, disaster relief, and defense coordination.
Prior to joining InterSystems, Raj worked in developer relations for database and data science cloud offerings at IBM.
Hi @Alan Nguyen . Starting with IRIS 2404.2, Studio is a separate install.
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So now the problem isn't installing the Python library, but connecting to IRIS, correct? If you're using the above code on both servers, is the connection info the same on both servers?
For Chrome, if you know how to modify HTTP headers directly, this one seems reliable and popular (but I haven't tried it): https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/requestly-intercept-modif/mdnle...