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External IDE for InterSystems Caché

I want to replace Caché Studio because it needs to be run on Windows. An IDE browser environment would be the most convenient solution for offline use of the OS and mobile devices.

  • Is there any browser-based IDE for use with the InterSystems Caché database? ...
  • ... Or is there a way to export the Caché class as readable source code, for example, in Studio? I know that there is a way to export classes as XML. But this is not real source code.
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There is no browser-based IDE for programming Caché. In fact, the only alternative to Caché Studio is the George James Software Serenji debugger / editor.

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1) I have not come across any browser-based IDEs for use with the cache.

2) Yes - we just released EnsPlus , a commercial Visual Studio extension that allows you to work with ObjectScript code in a system file.

It allows you to export classes from the cache and work with them like regular files in the file system. However, this is only for Windows based systems, so I'm not sure if it fits your needs.

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XML is the source code.

Unfortunately, there is no other choice than Studio, but Intersystems is definitely working on one.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1443427/

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