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BPMN Support for InterSystems IRIS Interoperability

Currently, the IRIS process engine uses BPEL. It would be great if IRIS also supports the process engine in BPMN. The BPMN notation has many more features than BPEL, in addition to being more intuitive and used in the market. There are already BPM...

Yuri Marx over 1 year ago in InterSystems IRIS 0 Community Opportunity

1 VOTE

Integrations and Adaptors for DHIS2

Expand the InterSystems market by introducing integration and adaptors for DHIS2. DHIS2 is an open source health data platform developed by the HISP: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DHIS

Adam Coppola over 1 year ago in InterSystems IRIS for Health 0 Community Opportunity

6 VOTE

Introduce an Interoperability adapter to import apple health data to IRIS

To have an option then to upload it into IRIS FHIR server

Evgeny Shvarov over 1 year ago in InterSystems IRIS for Health 0 Community Opportunity

2 VOTE

Errors monitoring with Sentry.io

It would be good to get support for Sentry.io or alternatives, for ObjectScript

Dmitry Maslennikov almost 2 years ago in InterSystems IRIS 0 Community Opportunity

4 VOTE

Class reference generator

Implement a new open-source based project for Class Reference. Which would not require IRIS for work, web only. It's 99% static, no reason in the database just a bunch of metadata. with correct search by any class members

Dmitry Maslennikov almost 2 years ago in InterSystems IRIS 0 Community Opportunity

3 VOTE

Object Browser

Browse and edit data Objects similar to how we can edit Globals

David Underhill almost 2 years ago in InterSystems IRIS 0 Community Opportunity

4 VOTE

secrets management

A secrets management facility that is much like aws parameter store, k8s secrets, etc... where files, strings, etc can be stored and accessed throughout the product. gpg keyscertsaws credsgcp keysstrings Very similar to "Credentials" in EnsLib but...

Ron Sweeney almost 2 years ago in InterSystems IRIS 0 Community Opportunity

3 VOTE

Parser for arbitrary binary protocols

Rapid growth of IoT industry in recent years produced a plethora of new protocols with varying levels of standardization and adoption. Quite a lot of these protocols are binary because: It allows for greater throughput On a device level these prot...