Nice graphically overview. Good work.
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Nice graphically overview. Good work.
Great post. I am looking forward to part 2.
Nice. Keep an eye on this post. Great job so far.
Thanks for sharing .
Too much badges. Keep it simple.
Truley some more.
Thank you for sharing . Good job.
Perhaps we can do a Tipps and Tricks section here in the Community for those posts or at least tag such articles special.
Thank you. I didn't know this since now.
Unfotunately we are not able to install the plugin.(Provisioning Error). Where can I download a 'droppins' version of the new beta ?
Well done. I will give this one a try in my next projects.
great job.
Thank you for sharing. Good job.
5000 - is a house number. Congratulations to all of us.
Nice another step to much more visibility.
A nice overview -- I like those "cheat sheets" ![]()
Thanks for your comments
I have the IRIS Community Editionlicense for Red Hat. Funny is that the IRIS Windows Community Edition works like a charm.
Here is the license key for the Red Hat Edition. Everything looks good.
| License Capacity | InterSystems IRIS Community license |
| Customer Name | InterSystems IRIS Community |
| Order Number | 54702 |
| Expiration Date | 10/30/2021 |
| Authorization Key | 8116600000500000500008000084345EF8F2473A5F13003 Product=Server License Type=Concurrent User Server=Single Platform=IRIS Community License Units=5 Licensed Cores=8 Authorized Cores=8 Extended Features=3A5F1300 - Interoperability - BI User - BI Development - HealthShare - Analytics Run - Analytics Analyzer - Analytics Architect - NLP - HealthShare Foundation - Analytics VR Execute - Analytics VR Format - Analytics VR Data Define - InterSystems IRIS Non-Production |
Unfortunately I have no login for WRC and can not get a preview license to test.
Thank you Robert .
When I try to connect -- 4 licenses are free out of 5 and also the trick to In Security / Application didn't work.
Hello Robert, yes of course I tried this but unfortunately it does not work. Do you have a Windows version or a Red Hat Linux ?
After enabling Audit and enabling the specific Audit events I could see the reason for the login failures.
Error message: ERROR #800: Logins for Service %Service_WebGateway are disabled
Web Application: /api/atelier
After starting the WebGateway Service I was able to log in.
@Alexander Koblov : Thanks for the tip - I did this already but didn't enable the specific events. So I could see nothing. Thank you.
Windows also worked for me - see my sentence in the description:
When I try the same with a Windows Community Version of IRIS on Windows 10 - I can successfully authorize and connect.
Thanks for your help.
Great. I am looking forward to it.
Just mount a Caché database on a RAM disk and take advantage :-) - easy to do and you can do a backup before you reboot.
If you have an array you can:
set txt(1)="1
...
set txt(n)="n
ClassMethod write(txt As %ArrayOfDataTypes)
{
set arg1=$get(txt(1))
...
set arg2=$get(txt(n)
or
set l="" for i=1:1 {
set l=$order(txt(l))
quit:l=""
set arg(i)=txt(l)
}
and call it with the array ByRef:
do ..write(.txt)In my opinion it depends what is the main purpose of the web app.
As I am a big fan of TYPO3 Enterprise CMS we use TYPO3 as the base and use REST API to communicate with our Intersystems platforms.
TYPO3 brings all the security features out of the box and is fun to extend because everything is possible.
4 years and generations of raspberry later ![]()
Any news ?
IRIS Community Light would be perfect on a raspberry for developers. IoT is getting bigger and bigger.
You need %Developer role on your user and access to Atelier rest api.
A modern management portal to manage IRIS/Caché