It is a docker repo. It is possible create a maven repo to the community? Steps: https://www.theserverside.com/video/How-to-set-up-and-use-a-JFrog-Artif… or https://jfrog.com/screencast/setting-maven-repository-jfrog-artifactory…. It allows you create many kind of public repository types, not only maven. Do you have another excellent option, but this only to maven repo https://archiva.apache.org/
No, PEX using Java Gateway to connect with Java classes inside jar
I will use Ensenble, but official documentation has only simple sample to get an id value only. I need a upload file sample.
Thanks @Vitaly Furman by detailed instructions, but I need a sample where I receive a file uploaded by user using an REST API with formdata mode and get objectscript reference to this file. In your samples, the first refers to the documentation, thats don't have file upload sample and in the second, the sample is about a custom cache project, not about ensemble.
Any ideas for this question?
Thanks! So ensenble don't have suport to multipart right?
It is because this business service will be a PEX service, so it will are depends with an external rest service, and it limits your reusability. In my service I have the file yet, but I don't know how to extract file inside the globalbinary variable. But if did not have alternative, I will create de REST service.
It is because this business service will be a PEX service, so it will are depends with an external rest service, and it limits your reusability. In my service I have the file yet, but I don't know how to extract file inside the globalbinary variable. But if did not have alternative, I will create de REST service.
Resolved: https://community.intersystems.com/post/extract-file-multipart-form-or-api-using-readmimemessage
Resolved: https://community.intersystems.com/post/extract-file-multipart-form-or-api-using-readmimemessage
@Mike.HagelandI have the solution to you, see: https://community.intersystems.com/post/extract-file-multipart-form-or-api-using-readmimemessage
Thanks!
I see. I looking for additional tips, like more simulations and details about study material.
Thanks!
Great app to implement contract first and acelerate rest implementation in your productions.
Thanks @Lorenzo Scalese, Tesseract is the most used OCR tool in the market, it will be very useful to you.
Hi community, Tesseract is the best tool open source to extract text from pdf and images. Now, it is possible use this fantastic ocr engine from google into IRIS. See in the video.
Thanks Fabiana!
It is a great feature, I'm learning how I can support zpm into my apps, but I will do it.
Congrats!
Worked like a charm!
Very nice tip, worked fine, and with this I can use IRIS terminal from VSCode terminal
Thanks Henrique! And it is running with a docker with 2 cores and 2 gb ram
Can be a bonus to the analytics contest, have multimodel usage
Great end to end demo with IRIS analytics. Zpm módulos was very nice to import data and expose as angular web app.
I'm really very happy to be the community winner and the 2nd in the experts votes. I participated in 4 past contests, and now, in my preferred topic, interoperability, I won.
Thanks all DC team to organize, support and do the better IT contest in the market. The iris contests help to the community to knows better the IRIS features and how to use it to solve important problems.
Many fantastic apps were created and enrich the OEX catalog with samples to the intersystems clients. These contest samples and apps also helped IRIS PMers to see how the market uses the IRIS features and got more collaboration with the advanced IRIS users and developers.
I see only positive aspects in the IRIS contests. I hope the contests to be continue in 2021!
And I see you in the december contest, about analytics. I know will be my app already. It will be great!
Thanks again! Thanks to the each vote that I got. You are my fuel to do more articles, apps and contribute to the InterSystems and community efforts.
Great. But these solutions depends IRIS server online, because links are related to the documatic server. In javadoc the documentation can be read offline
If I try navigate the docs with iris down, Is it works?
IRIS HTML documentation is a dynamic site, depends on documatic server and source code installed into an IRIS instance. Has it static website generation, with an option to navigate without classes compiled into an IRIS instance?
Today people wants see documentation without to have install servers, inside github or local browser. Is it possible if docs is html static, but documatic is a server app.
Imagine you create an app to generate your project documentation using https://docusaurus.io/? Fantastic no? Better than Java!
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The KML spec is a complex XML schema. See:
Into Postgresql it has PostGIS, because this complexity, in IRIS I need only use this XML import utility?