Fun project @Robert Cemper  - hope you're doing well!

very cool!  thank you for the time you spent compiling this and sharing it!

Very nice @John Murray - thank you for continuing to contribute towards a better experience!

that is great news!

Congratulations! 

you can get a longer-lasting license from your account manager.  the sort term license is the embedded one that ships by default

you can reach out to your account manager to get an updated key if you need to stay on the same version of the Community Edition

Eduard is correct ... System Default Settings are the proper way to handle this.  we will also export the SDSs to store in a non-progressed branch in Source control to use as snapshots of the settings per environment over time (there is an export API you can use for this .. it doesn't tie into source control hooks).

@Carmen Logue  - can you please speak to this question?

apologies - I don't have a fully working sample available (or time to put one together I am afraid), but maybe else could put one together for you.  You might get further if you share the code you have so far which is using these two components and explain the specific issues you are seeing (your original post wasn't clear that you already had the appropriate components in-hand but were having issues using them correctly)

To show the image you can use: https://docs.intersystems.com/iris20231/csp/documatic/%25CSP.Documatic.c...
This gives you the ability to bind to a stream via OID

Here is the documentation on the file upload control: https://docs.intersystems.com/iris20231/csp/documatic/%25CSP.Documatic.c...

HTH! 

You don't need to use REST APIs.  One of the strengths of Zen was that it allowed you to directly access data within the DB for easy display

what type of a page are you using?  csp?  zen?  a third party JS Library?

I suggest that you open a Support ticket with the WRC if you don't get a good answer quickly here.  

@Hiroshi Sato - thank you for sharing!

I would recommend that rather than using $zf(-100) you use the %File class to make your directory creation OS-independent.  This will allow it to be used on different OSes.

Check out the CreateDirectoryChain() method of the %File class:

https://docs.intersystems.com/iris20231/csp/documatic/%25CSP.Documatic.c...

So your line "Set x=$ZF(-100, "/shell", "mkdir", Directory)" could be replaced by:

Set x=##class(%File).CreateDirectoryChain(Directory,.return)
If ('x) {
  Write "Error Creating Directory Chain: "_return
}

Also, make sure that this script runs as the user that is used for all IRIS processes to ensure that the directory has appropriate ownership and permissions

HTH!

ways great to see a well written tutorial - thank you for the time you spent on this :)

nice work!! thank you all for your contribution :)

well played :)

Most welcome - good luck with the final conclusion of your work!