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You can create X.509 Credential Sets in an intersystems IRIS namespace, then access the credential set in a production.
Several pre-built adaptors like the HTTP Inbound Adapter use this approach.
Here is documentation on creating InterSystems IRIS Credential Sets
I installed telnet in an IRIS container using:
docker exec -u root -it <container-name> apt-get install telnet
Then tested it using:
docker exec -u root -it <container-name> telnet <target-ip> <target-port>
This requires your container to be networked with the target. So a full example:
docker network create networkECP docker network connect networkECP iris-data-server docker network connect networkECP iris-app-1 docker network inspect networkECP docker exec -u root -it iris-app-1 ping iris-data-server docker exec -u root -it iris-app-1 apt-get update && apt-get install telnet docker exec -u root -it iris-app-1 telnet iris-data-server 1972
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According to IRIS docs, "to include custom header parameters [in a JOSE array], ... first define them as key/value pairs in a dynamic object... [then] add it to a node of the JOSE array using the
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