go to post Dean Kavicki · 12 hr ago Hi Alexander, thanks, it works over http, now I'm wandering how could I have not tried it myself. I think by adding [APP_PATH:/api] in csp.ini the /api webapp got created automatically in IIS I see it in IIS manager and the CSPms is also inherited handler for "*" thanks a lot cheers Dean
go to post Dean Kavicki · 15 hr ago Hi Alexander, I have exactly the same issue described here by Oliver but I'm using IIS with CSP gateway instead of external Apache. And so far, whatever I tried I cannot make the vs code work against my local IRISHealth 2024.1. My configuration in settings.json is "intersystems.servers": { "cit1k64": { "webServer": { "host": "localhost", "port": 443, "scheme": "https" }, "description": "Local IRIS Server" } }, and I can open the portal in external browser from vs code but vs code is stating "Server could not be accessed by 'Unknown User' or by any user I try to add in the settings file I have in csp.ini [APP_PATH:/] and [APP_PATH:/csp] defined I tried defining [APP_PATH:/api] but no difference What would be the equivalent of apache <Location /api/> CSP On </Location> in IIS ? thank you Dean
go to post Dean Kavicki · Nov 22, 2021 I have noticed that this particular explained behaviour happens if I, during the debugging, continue until the end of execution of the debugged code. But, if I stop the debbuger explicitely during the debugging, then it does not happen and I can attach next time again without a problem. Since there seems that no one experiences this, I'm going to accept this a an acceptable reply so the issue can be closed
go to post Dean Kavicki · Nov 15, 2021 Thanks Arturo, yes I meant Studio > Debug > Attach to process' option And yes, I did hit the stop button but nevertheless, next time I want to attach I get this message about Target already in debug mode. So, I'm looking at an easier way to find and kill this debug process instead of restarting the server
