IRIS ObjectScript MCP Server

> Fuente oficial: https://docs.intersystems.com/irislatest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=PAGE_interoperability # Interoperability Productions | InterSystems IRIS Data Platform 2025.2 # Interoperability Productions InterSystems IRIS® data platform interoperability productions provide the integration engine to connect systems that use different communication protocols and different message formats. You can use built-in components and graphic wizards to connect systems without custom coding, use existing third party libraries, or create custom code to define new interfaces to systems. In many cases, you can build your production using built-in components and data wizards that support formats such as XML, X12, EDIFACT, and delimited or fixed-column records. You can also use built-in components to support communication protocols such as HTTP, REST, SOAP, FTP, and files. You can interoperate with an LDAP server, via EnsLib.LDAP.Adapter.OutboundOpens in a new tab. If you need to deal with custom formats, you can develop production components in ObjectScript, Java, and .NET languages. Interoperability Production Documentation Overview Roadmap Developing Best Practices Configuring Managing Deploying Monitoring Business Rules Protocols Message Formats You can also learn about interoperability productions with extensive online learning content: Online Courses - Designing Productions (Non-Healthcare)Opens in a new tab - Creating a Basic Production in InterSystems IRISOpens in a new tab - Data Transformation BasicsOpens in a new tab - Introduction to Troubleshooting ProductionsOpens in a new tab - Building Custom IntegrationsOpens in a new tab - Setting Up RESTful ServicesOpens in a new tab Videos - Introduction to Health ConnectOpens in a new tab - Setting Up Business RulesOpens in a new tab - Building Custom Production MessagesOpens in a new tab - Viewing Interface MapsOpens in a new tab - Managed File TransferOpens in a new tab Training Classes - Managing InterSystems IntegrationsOpens in a new tab - Developing System IntegrationsOpens in a new tab Marketing Content - Interoperability: Eliminate Data SilosOpens in a new tab Note: If you are looking to interoperate between different programming languages, see External Language Development.