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Application Name	Developer	Made with	Rating	Last updated	Views	Installs
WSockClientMicroSV Docker based WebSocket Client as Micro Service	Robert Cemper	Docker	5.0 (1)	13 Jul, 2026	533
WsockClient.nodejs use webSocket client in node.js	Robert Cemper		5.0 (1)	13 Jul, 2026	264
InterSystems Ideas Waiting to be Implemented 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 BPMN engines ready, which can be built in at no additional cost to InterSystems, the main one is Flowable (https://www.flowable.com), but we have camunda and we have all of them originating from Activity. They have a well-documented and easy-to-use Java and REST API. Making it easy to use built-in IRIS. Y by Yuri Marx 6 Votes 0 Comments Vote
WebSocketIRIS.js using IRIS Native API for Node.js	Robert Cemper	Docker	5.0 (1)	13 Jul, 2026	390
WebSocketClient CSP based Extended CSP page consuming WebService as Client	Robert Cemper	Docker	3.0 (1)	13 Jul, 2026	326	5
IRIS-EchoServer-WebSockets Websocket Echo Server for IRIS	Robert Cemper	Docker	5.0 (1)	13 Jul, 2026	419	25
Using-ZPM-for-Node-js install node.js by ZPM	Robert Cemper	Docker	5.0 (1)	13 Jul, 2026	348	11
IRIS-NativeAPI-Nodejs-compact an all-in-1 package of the WebSocket MicroService Demo	Robert Cemper	Docker	5.0 (1)	23 Jan, 2026	394

WSockClientMicroSV

Docker based WebSocket Client as Micro Service

Robert Cemper

Docker

5.0 (1)

13 Jul, 2026

533

WsockClient.nodejs

use webSocket client in node.js

Robert Cemper

5.0 (1)

13 Jul, 2026

264

InterSystems Ideas Waiting to be Implemented

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 BPMN engines ready, which can be built in at no additional cost to InterSystems, the main one is Flowable (https://www.flowable.com), but we have camunda and we have all of them originating from Activity. They have a well-documented and easy-to-use Java and REST API. Making it easy to use built-in IRIS.

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by Yuri Marx