Use Visual Studio Code as a Development Environment for InterSystems Applications
- Introduction
- Key Concepts for New Users of VS Code
- Install the InterSystems ObjectScript Extension Pack
- Get to Know the User Interface for the InterSystems ObjectScript Extension Pack
- Create and Manage Connection Profiles for Your InterSystems Servers
- Prerequisites for Your InterSystems Server
- Add a New Server Connection Profile
- Import Connection Profiles from the Windows Registry
- Edit a Connection Profile
- Connect a Workspace to Your InterSystems Server
- Edit Code Locally on Your Client Machine
- Connect a Server to a Client-Side Workspace
- Editing the settings.json File
- Export Code from the Server
- Import Code to the Server
- Edit Code Directly on an InterSystems Server
- Add a Virtual Folder to Your Workspace
- Editing the Workspace File
- Configure an InterSystems Server to Maintain Folder-Specific Settings
- Troubleshoot Common Problems Encountered When Editing ObjectScript with VS Code
- Configure and Perform Server Actions within VS Code
- Develop ObjectScript Unit Tests
- Run and Debug Your ObjectScript Code
- Create a Debug Configuration
- Starting a Debugging Session
- Debugging a REST Service
- Troubleshooting Debugger Issues
- Using the InterSystems Lite Terminal
- Work with Projects
- Why Projects
- InterSystems Projects Explorer
- Creating Projects
- Modifying Projects
- Deleting Projects
- Editing Project Contents Server-Side
- Editing Project Contents Client-Side
- Notes
- Import and Export InterSystems Documents as XML Files
- Low-Code Editors
- Report an Issue
- Settings Reference
- Migrate from Studio