SOAP is quite specific and critical to data format and structure.
You might extend it, but then Edge Server is the active part and you depend on its regular "broadcast".
If Doc Server should be the active partner I'd rather suggest to use JDBC in Linux.
Your actual $get might be embedded as a Method projected as SQL Procedure that you call.
There exist examples to even execute COS commands by that approach:
see: ObjectScript over ODBC
How do you connect to Edge Server? ECP? Some ODBC/JDBC access? plain TCP ?
late review on FHIR addedd.
%SYS.NLS.Locale is the class to achieve this.
though it's not so funny
seems to be wrapper around ^%NLS and ^%SYS.NLS
Hi @Ditmar Tybussek
Raw containers from ISC are always just US versions. (aka. international)
If you use Dockfile you have all freedom to condition YOUR container according to your needs.
MgmtPortal: this is a good old CSP feature that looks for the primary language of your browser
and translates your pages to DE if available.
Docker itself seems to have no idea about your environment.
Your keywords >90% COS + SAMPLES indicate your background.
if you don't intend to win a prize in a contest adapting some CSP Samples will be fastest. Forget any ZEN.
And just call the CSP class. never the .CSP itself.
what I mean:
NOT http://localhost:56773/csp/samples/form.csp
BUT http://localhost:56773/csp/samples/csp.form.CLS
It's my quick and dirty approach
from:
https://docs.jsonata.org/date-time#:~:text=JSON%20does%20not%20have%20a,%3A45%3A00.000Z%22%20%7D.png)
for ISO 8301
#1) your source has to be a %TimeStamp aka. ODBC format
#2) it requires a LogicalToXSD() transformation.
>
write ##class(%Library.TimeStamp).LogicalToXSD($ZDT($Now(),3,,4))
2022-08-27T22:54:48.8953Z
But there is no defined Standard.
if it is a straight 8bit DB you have the challenge to find out
how characters beyond the primitive 7bit ASCII are stored e.g. ÀöÜß € ¡¿ è & é ç
is it ISO Latin 1 , 2 ,3 4, 5 ... or any of the horrible Win encondings
2 mistakes:
#1^$get(node) delivers the content of variable node
but you would expect the result of $get(@node) using node as global reference
#2) the better way is to use the implicit GET
Set node = $Query(^FromExtraMed(""),1,value)
write value
it is basically using CPIPE out of a CSP page.
Article Execute Server Commands from Caché / Ensemble / IRIS
if you have just to place a bunch of lines at OS level from inside IRIS you may try my package
WebCommand If you can operate with irisowner privileges
It's similar to ! or $ in normal terminal or console access. Article on DC
Sorry, not my world. calling @Dmitry Maslennikov
A somewhat similar example might be found in ENSDEMO
Class Demo.Loan.FindRateTCPService
check this:
https://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=EHTTP_inbound#EHTTP_creating_bus_service_config
especially this:
https://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KE…
The URL is then http://your-server-ip:your-port/
The count is totally correct as you asked for all lines of codes
you get counted all executable code.
you do not count properties, comments, whatever .....
It might be easier to do an export in UDL format and let some
Notepad or similar count the lines without any qualification.
BTW. do get paid by lines ?
¡Hola Yone!
What about your replies to this 3 deep basic questions ?
Thank you @Ben Spead !
In our common project, I had the joy of letting rule creativity (which in turn triggers productivity)!
That's a key skill of an excellent project manager.
It acts like a musher in Iditarod. Making the dogs give their best + having fun
It's funny you raise that subject now, as I just finished writing my "technologic bio" for my sons.
I won't translate the whole booklet but just pick out some highlights,
To become Engineer was an almost a genetic determination. I could roll back my ancestors down
to 1600 to find a repeating pattern of technical construction in wood, stone, metal, ...
and started with studying electronics. Software just happened by consequence and found its
summit by a complete operating system, with a distributed M-database, interpreter, ... on VAX.
As a boy I was reading Walt Disney's comics. "Gyro Gearloose" was the most impressive
character to me and his statement "An engineer can invent everything" just caught me.
I was reading the German translation that added some extra fun: "Dem Intschinör ist nix zu schwör!".
It became my personal mission statement: "For a real engineer ‘IMPOSSIBLE’ doesn’t exist !"
It became a red trace throughout my whole life. And the epigenetic 'fighter gen' inherited from my
first ancestor surviving the 30years war with honors formed me to never give up.
#3)What are recommended habits inside and outside, during you own time and during
your work time, to be focused during your coding session and daily tasks?
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It works if you do it better than just copy/paste from browser
See this:
https://community.intersystems.com/post/basic-objectscript-not-working-linux-command-line#comment-197376
and this:
https://community.intersystems.com/post/basic-objectscript-not-working-linux-command-line#comment-197371
OK. Found it under MyProfile.png)
, which approach would you take ?
I would try to use embedded Python to escape from <MAXSTRING>
cut it to reasonable pieces and use them in COS as far as necessary.
Thanks for the announcement.
It releases energy for new solutions and examples, that were blocked otherwise.
package Terminal-Multi-Line-Option
and Terminal-Multi-Line-Command-Editor allow this
in a Terminal connection but not in WebTerminal
ALL code needs compiling. You just don't recognize it.
<tab> as the first separator indicates that you to want to store a local commandline.
WRITE<space>123 executes immediately while
WRITE<tab>123 stores a line labeled WRITE with a nonsense code 123
WRITE<tab>WRITE<apace>123 creates a useful command line that you may run by
DO<space>WRITE
This just explains what is happening. But this is not a programming tutorial.
It's an ages-old story dating back almost 50 years.
At that time code was not compiled but interpreted (as Python shell today)
the code was kept in the local partition and <tab> signaled that this is to be kept and not executed immediately. Also, somelabel<tab> worked like that.
Today it is compiled undercover, but not kept. Similar to the origin.
that's because the browser or this horrible web editor converts <tab> to <blank>
this is just core MUMPS style for writing .INT code
AUMHSCRTC:USER>a<tab>SET x=1
AUMHSCRTC:USER><tab>WHILE x<10 {
AUMHSCRTC:USER><tab>WRITE !," Looping",x
AUMHSCRTC:USER><tab>SET x=x+1
AUMHSCRTC:USER><tab>}
AUMHSCRTC:USER><tab>WRITE !,"DONE"
AUMHSCRTC:USER>do a