InterSystems enforced SOAP/REST licensing but may have removed it.
In the InterSystems IRIS® Upgrade Checklist (2023.1) you can see in the Google cached webpage:
DP-417320: Enforce SOAP/REST licensing
Category: Licensing
Platforms: All
Version: 2023.1.0
In previous versions, the product did not enforce the SOAP/REST licensing rules.
With this version, we are now enforcing those licensing rules. Each authenticated SOAP/REST request will be licensed as a concurrent user (with multiple connections allowed). Unauthenticated requests (i.e. $Username = "UnknownUser") will be counted as independent user connections and subject to a 10-second minimum connection time.
Maybe you can try again with a more recent release or rework your app to use authenticated users.
Hi, what about deploying using a Docker container ?
I'm not sure you absolutely need Studio, Visual Studio Code + InterSystems plugins should do fine.
You could eventually also provide just a ZPM of your application and let the client manage its license + IRIS.
Just to be sure, this is a typo in "Interger", right ?
- Parameter HandleCorsRequest = 1; Parameter UseSession As Interger = 1;