I meant from the cache client "cube" I can't get to the System Management Portal of the cache server (the cache server isn't running the IIS server and the IIS is accessible only through https).

Another clarification: at the moment if I want to get to the SMP (System Management Portal) of this server than I chose the SMP in the cube (right click on the cache cube -> Remote Server Access -> Management Portal -> clicking on the server name I want to connect to) and after the internet browser is opened with the wrong url (http) I change it to https and its working.

- 'Should we be using percent globals or %SYS/CACHESYS globals to store the global we want accessible between namespaces? '

I will stay with a no answer (look at @Amir Samary comment).

-  'Can I explicitly address a global in another namespace/database?'

Well -----> Yes you can.

check this out:

http://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=GGBL_structure#GGBL_str_extrefs

Hi @Nikita Savchenko

Thanks for a full install info.

I'm using Cache for Windows (x86-64) 2013.1.1 (Build 501_1_13062) Sun Aug 11 2013 23:20:33 EDT

Step 1 and 2 are going fine, i'm able to downlad ver 2 beta8, and i'm able to import and compile it on the %SYS namespace.

At step 3 i'm getting the login page and after i authenticate i get the Cache WEB Terminal in the title but with an empty body.

At step 3 i used IE 11, using the debugger it throw the next error from terminal.js:

"{if("undefined"==typeof JSON)throw new Error("Browser does not support html5 local storage. Please, update your browser")}"

So i tried step 3 on chrome  and now it's better but i get the following error (It's displayed in the body):

"WebSocket connection error (ws://servername/%25WebTerminal.Engine.cls). Trying to connect again in 10 seconds...
WebSocket connection closed. Code 1006, reson: ." which came from terminal.js

And now finally step 3 is working - using chrome and using the port 57772 (instead of 80)  i'm getting the prompt to %SYS namespace.

 

Thank you very much.