go to post Raj Singh · Jan 13 Hi @John McBride. We don't currently support formal debugging for embedded Python, so you won't be able to set breakpoints, etc. We're working on this high priority functionality.
go to post Raj Singh · Dec 19, 2024 Thanks @John Murray for all your expert contributions to the InterSystems/VS Code ecosystem!
go to post Raj Singh · Oct 27, 2024 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...
go to post Raj Singh · Sep 9, 2024 Hi @Alan Nguyen . Starting with IRIS 2404.2, Studio is a separate install. Get all the details in this article
go to post Raj Singh · Aug 28, 2024 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?
go to post Raj Singh · Aug 2, 2024 For those who find this post later, my "sources" tell me https://wrc.intersystems.com/wrc/coDistGen.csp should have worked -- definitely if you are a registered customer.
go to post Raj Singh · Jul 12, 2024 Great suggestions here. This reminds me the folks at myCTS once again showed off webHERALD at Global Summit this year. Another option in this space. @Armin Forstner could say more.
go to post Raj Singh · Jul 10, 2024 As @Brett Saviano says, if you simply need to work with JSON data, use dynamic objects. If your question is really about the future of data-centric web development with InterSystems, let me step back and offer a higher level viewpoint. %ZEN has been deprecated because it requires some browser features that have been deprecated and may go away at any time. Therefore, we cannot continue to recommend usage to our developers when browsers could break Zen applications and any moment. The DeepSee v3 REST API uses %ZEN classes because it has not been rewritten since the deprecation. Zen was developed a long time ago, and many great application development frameworks have gained popularity since then. There are examples of Angular, React, Django and more recently, Streamlit being used in conjunction with IRIS. There doesn't seem to be a strong desire for offering a proprietary web development framework that could never achieve feature parity with those mass market offerings, and could only beat them in providing faster, more efficient access to the data layer. But I'd love to hear more voices from the community on this topic.
go to post Raj Singh · May 24, 2024 Hi @Will. Sounds like you are coming from a Windows environment and looking for the equivalent of "the cube". That doesn't exist on MacOS, so like the other Unix-based systems on which IRIS is available you take a command line approach to connect to remote servers by connecting to a remote instance. Also, Studio is Windows-only, so with Mac development it's a great opportunity to migrate to VS Code with ObjectScript extensions.
go to post Raj Singh · May 8, 2024 I agree. @Luciano Kalatalo in your situation you probably want to project those as foreign tables, unless you want to do data transformations and analytics on them. It's always a use case-specific balancing act deciding how "native" you want to make external data.
go to post Raj Singh · Mar 27, 2024 Thanks for providing this service to our community. As mentioned in the 2024.1 release notes, Studio will no longer be installed by default in 2024.2 and later, so now is a great time to fully migrate your staff and processes to VS Code.
go to post Raj Singh · Feb 15, 2024 @Michael Davidovich if you're using IRIS on Docker and client-side editing, there is no need for the local source code folder to be mounted on the Docker container. ObjectScript is uploaded to the server using the network connection just as if IRIS was on another machine.
go to post Raj Singh · Dec 20, 2023 @Dmitry Maslennikov is right. Package information is not present in the UDL format so it doesn't make sense to support it in VS Code. Therefore, Studio's deprecation also deprecates this feature.
