Wow! This is awesome

You're welcome Olga! Stay tuned for the next part

Thank you Robert! Of course IRIS image is not only one but there are many, great point! 😊

Hi John, ok so I misunderstood the meaning of the command. Actually, I tried with the "ObjectScript: Export Documents to XML File", but it's a bit inconvenient since, as you said, it requires you to manually choose the file, negating the purpose of creating a project in advance.

Hello Jhonn, that is exactly what I've done but unfortunately it doesn't seem to work

Hi John, this is my workspace file:
 

{
	"folders": [
		{
			"path": "."
		},
		{
			"name": "Site Specific - CCN-16778 - Avallo Pazienti Stranieri - fpg_dev_production:DEV",
			"uri": "isfs://fpg_dev_production:dev/?project=Site Specific - CCN-16778 - Avallo Pazienti Stranieri"
		}
	],
	"settings": {}
}

Thanks! This is the correct path

Hello Brett, thank you so much for the suggestions. I've installed Wireshark but, since I've never used it before, I find it a bit tricky. Do you have any advice on how to use it to capture the network trace from Visual Studio Code during saving operations?
P.S. actually I have the same identical issue with Codeium and I tried to contact them but they've never answered me :(
Luckily today a free version of GitHub Copilot which is working with ObjectScript has just been released

Hello Timo,

thanks for your response. I've finally learned how to modify the qualifiers on VSC but unfortunately this didn't solved my issue, which is probably caused by a connection error, as I wrote in another comment. 

I've probably found something.

In the "Window" panel of Output in VSC I've found the following error message: 

Which is reported here:

2024-12-17 13:10:51.455 [error] [unknown] parse "isfs://fpg_base:drugstock/Custom/Production/DrugStock/BO/TrakCareToOracleOAPPS.cls": invalid port ":drugstock" after host: parse "isfs://fpg_base:drugstock/Custom/Production/DrugStock/BO/TrakCareToOracleOAPPS.cls": invalid port ":drugstock" after host: ConnectError: [unknown] parse "isfs://fpg_base:drugstock/Custom/Production/DrugStock/BO/TrakCareToOracleOAPPS.cls": invalid port ":drugstock" after host: parse "isfs://fpg_base:drugstock/Custom/Production/DrugStock/BO/TrakCareToOracleOAPPS.cls": invalid port ":drugstock" after host
	at u (c:\Users\p.dileo\.vscode\extensions\codeium.codeium-1.30.2\dist\extension.js:2:4786920)
	at t.errorFromJsonBytes (c:\Users\p.dileo\.vscode\extensions\codeium.codeium-1.30.2\dist\extension.js:2:4787822)
	at next (c:\Users\p.dileo\.vscode\extensions\codeium.codeium-1.30.2\dist\extension.js:2:4806907)
	at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
	at async Object.unary (c:\Users\p.dileo\.vscode\extensions\codeium.codeium-1.30.2\dist\extension.js:2:4805632)
	at async Object.getClassInfos (c:\Users\p.dileo\.vscode\extensions\codeium.codeium-1.30.2\dist\extension.js:2:4781046)

The issue is probably caused by the following connection error: 

ConnectError: [unknown] parse "isfs://fpg_base:drugstock/Custom/Production/DrugStock/BO/TrakCareToOracleOAPPS.cls": invalid port ":drugstock" after host

It seems like vsc is trying to connect to the server using the namespace name (DRUGSTOCK) as the port. 

This is the configuration I'm currently using for this server, stored inside the settings.json file: 

        "fpg_base": {
            "webServer": {
                "scheme": "http",
                "host": <ip address>,
                "port": 52773
            },
            "description": "...",
            "username": <my username here>
        },

What can I do to address this issue? 

Hello Brett,
thank you for your response. Actually, I tried compiling after modifying the qualifiers but it is still not possible to compile the class through VSC. I believe you're right and the issue may be a communication error between VSC and the server.
Which panel of the Output Panel I should look into? Because the ObjectScript Panel does not show anything.
 

Hi David, thank for your response. I've solved the issue but I didn't know about this %response.InProgress, it seems a very useful statement! 

Thanks Ashok, it is interesting and I used it in another project. However, I've solved this issue but while reading your answer I wonder how to use this HTTP GenericMessage as the response stream within the CSP %response. Do you have any idea? Thanks

Ciao Enrico, 

thank you. I'm going to read it 

Hi Luis, thanks for responding me. 

However, I can't find the DEQ state in the documentation. 

Available states for the "State" property of the %SYS.ProcessQuery class are: 

LOCK - Executing a Lock command
OPEN - Opening a device
CLOS - Closing a device
USE - Using a device
READ - Read command
WRT - Write command
GET - Executing a $Get on a global
GSET - Setting a global
GKLL - Killing a global
GORD - $Order on a global
GQRY - $Query on a global
GDEF - $Data on a global
ZF - Executing a $ZF command
HANG - Executing a Hang command
JOB - Executing a Job command
EXAM - Executing a variable exam
BRD - Executing a broadcast
SUSP - Process is suspended
INCR - Executing a $Increment
BSET - Set $bitset
BGET - get $bitset
EVT - Waiting on event RUN - Process is running