What do you do if your API calls a SOAP Internal and you get back a response SOAP Client Classes generated from WSDL .
You have to change those classes to extend %JSON.Adaptor, Would have been nice not to change generated classes.
For this reason it would be nice to be able to use %ZEN.Auxiliary.jsonProvider or then a replacement .
Or is there any other way of handling this?
Hi , yes IAM is included in our licence
%SYS>w $SYSTEM.License.GetFeature(21)
1
ISC_IAM_IMAGE=intersystems/iam:3.2.1.0-4
ISC_IRIS_URL=http://IAM:mypassword@myhost:57772/api/iam/license
When a config for instance CSPApplication already exist and the module.xml has the CSPApplication section, can you opt to not override config on server for if the client for instance made changes to application Roles then after an upgrade it is missing
How can one use this to look at self hosted registry?
Lol Ok , my mistake , I moved / copied the package to a new name and did not remove the old classes , and there was a storage issue on them.
Thanks a lot
I have done that before, Just removed all source from namespace , imported , compiled, exported source.
then tried zpm load again. Still getting the same error
Sorry what I meant to say was is that I removed compiled and saved the storage that was created on compile time. We always keep the storage in tact in the class , Fully aware of the storage importance
Then tried to run load on zpm and still got the error
This is a new development and we do know that after it has been deployed you should not delete storage else it can cause issues
Sorry what I meant to say was is that I removed compiled and saved the storage that was created at compile time. We alwasy keep the storage in tact in the class , Fully aware of the storage importance
Then tried to run load on zpm and still got the error