Search results: InterSystems IRIS

Currently, class parameters can be called in ObjectScript in the following way: write ..#ParameterName The same construction in Embedded Python looks like this: import irisprint(iris.cls('ClassName')._GetParameter("ParameterName") Could it be simp...

Each time IRIS applications use Java and Python. Therefore, it would be great to declare the installation of Java and Python libraries in the ZPM and %Installer manifests. Internally, once a Python library is declared, it will be installed using p...

Django is a Python based web framework: https://www.djangoproject.com/ Need a series of examples on how to build solutions with IRIS Connecting Django to IRIS requires writing a backend package for IRIS. The currently implemented backends can be f...

There is a need for the file exchange implementation of AS2 protocol in a form of an Interoperability (integration) adapter With the upcoming release of Embedded python, it is possible to create an adapter with this python library: https://pypi.or...

The current Language option in Business Process Designer screen is dramatically obsolete, Basic language is totally archaic and it smells rancid. Replace Basic for Python would be a new fresh air for the Business Process Designer screen. Remove Ba...

Description of the idea Currently, source code generating LLMs generate ObjectScript/BPL/DTL/PEX/SQL/MDX/CSP/XML for Productions/BI and Embedded Python code in a limited and/or inaccurate manner. InterSystems could specialize an already trained op...

When you write a method using python you do not get any linting of the python code. This is slows down development in Python. One common mistake is bad or missing indentation which is critical in Python. While we know that there is an error the na...

Currently coding an embedded python method in ObjectScript class when I want to call a classmethod of the same class I need to use the construction: iris.cls(__name__).ClassMethod() Would it be possible to add a built-in variable, e.g. cself, that...

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...

maybe with python