Thanks for the ideas @Robert Cemper , but I was looking for something dead-simple at the UNIX level, and nc does the trick :)
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Thanks for the ideas @Robert Cemper , but I was looking for something dead-simple at the UNIX level, and nc does the trick :)
Thanks @Guillaume Rongier ! That works great. FYI ... we can see the request attempt on the IRIS side with a Description = "%Service_SuperServer login failure", noting the IP Address of your Linux web server, and Event Data which mentions "Error message: ERROR #949: Unable to get full header of message within timeout"
^SSADMIN is a TrakCare utility so you will need to look in the TrakCare documentation on that (and/or add the TrakCare tag to this question - not sure if that will send out new notifications to people who follow that Tag). The Production page from the SMP is for the InterSystems IRIS Interoperability Productions for which I linked docs above. I am guessing the "Interfacing" is a specific TrakCare feature which uses Productions and other pieces of InterSystems IRIS Interoperability beneath the covers.
great, thank you!
@Olga Zavrazhnova - is there still a 150 point bonus for accepted answers on the D.C.?
@Michael Lei - I have updated the link to point to the 2016.2 Supported Platform list:
https://cedocs.intersystems.com/ens20162/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cl…
Very nice initial How-To! Thank you especially for the animated GIFs!
@Phillip Wu - you will need to be a little more specific. There are a number of 'Gateways' in InterSystems products (e.g. Web Gateway, SQL Gateway, etc), but I don't know of any of them that are specifically an interoperability component. You could have an interface which uses a gateway to get data, but again the specifics are really important here :) Also, if you are using a production that someone else created, they could call something a "Gateway" which is their term and not necessarily indicative of something specific to an InterSystems product.
Great write-up (thank you for the animated GIFs!) This makes it so simple for people to get started - appreciate the write-up
@Phillip Wu - I suggest you start with the introductory material in the documentation:
https://docs.intersystems.com/irisforhealth20223/csp/docbook/Doc.View.c…
That should help you to get your feed under you with these basic concepts.
Hope that helps!
Calling @Chris Munt or @Chris Munt (not sure which is the right handle)
Well done all!!
An especially big CONGRADS to @Heloisa Ramalho who is a member of the AppServices team at InterSystems - I'm proud to be able to work with her :)
Well done @Raj Singh - thank you for sharing your solution with the Community!
Nice work @Matthew Giesmann - and thank you for the animated GIF :)
thanks for the example Harry!
Thank you for continuing to make the D.C. better and better :)
thank you @Brett Saviano!
@Mark Niman - welcome to the InterSystems Developer Community!
What do you plan to do specifically with InterSystems technology? The answer to that question will impact where you should focus.
My suggestion would be to go to https://learning.intersystems.com/totara/coursecatalog/courses.php, and start by filtering by the technology of interest on the left-hand side - unless you are going to have a specific focus, I would start with "InterSystems IRIS Data Platform". Then select "Learning Path" and "Interactive Course" from the next set of filters to see guided material for you to learn IRIS.
Alternatively, if you go to https://gettingstarted.intersystems.com/ and click "Start Coding For Free", you will get set up with an online container and step by step tutorial to start to expose you to parts of full stack development with InterSystems IRIS.
Hope that helps get you out of the gate :)
Thanks for taking the time to share these great examples!
That is awesome - I will need to check that out :)
yes - this is a maintenance (bug fix) release of our InterSystems IRIS 2021.1 Extended Maintenance software. The 3rd maintenance release to be precise.
Does that help?
I think badges are only awarded via Global Masters but I may be mistaken (that is where I saw my badges show up)
@Raj Singh - this is great, thank you for the exciting updated!
Where can we find more details on this?
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If you don't like editing configuration files by hand, you will appreciate that the user interface for creating ISFS folders is greatly improved in this version.
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@Mark Hanson - thank you for clearly describing this change ... it's important for users to understand this!
@Abhishek Raj - start with reviewing the documentation for new features, and Upgrade Compatibility checklists:
https://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KE…
This will be the most comprehensive collection of suggestions, things to know, and 'gotcha's' to be aware of.
Beyond reading the docs and seeing what is applicable to your environment, do a practice upgrade of your application and TEST, TEST, TEST :)
Lastly, make sure you review the supported platform list for 2018.1 and 2015.2:
2018.1: https://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KE…
2015.2: https://cedocs.intersystems.com/ens20152/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cl…
Hope that helps!
Correction on this post - I was originally supposed to present but unfortunately was unable to attend Global Summit due to testing positive for COVID the day before :( Call out to @Timothy Leavitt who stepped in and presented in my place and did a great job.
Watch the video!
Thanks @Raj Singh - makes sense
This is a great resource @Raj Singh - thank you for getting the word out!
Thank you all for your contributions and Congrats to the Winners!!
@Raj Singh Thank you!!
Curious - why wasn't this a D.C. article? Is it because the location on github.io allow multiple people to collaborate on the content?