It worked on InterSystems IRIS v2018.2, but it doesn't work on v2019.1

[isc-solon]

I installed ClassExplorer on InterSystems IRIS v2018.2 and it worked fine. I installed on v2019.1.

• When I click on a persistent, serial, registered, or datatype class I see: "Unable to get view for FCE.ATM classes."
• If I click on a non-registered utility class that doesn't inherit from anything, I get the classname in a rectangle but no contents. If I now click on a persistent, serial, registered, or datatype class, I get the classname in a rectangle but no contents.

[isc-solon]

I should mention #1) I'm running InterSystems IRIS in a Docker container, and #2) when I run the import, I get the same error as
intersystems-community/webterminal#122

[isc-solon]

I uninstalled and reinstalled, and I didn't get the error I mentioned above. But it still doesn't work.

[nikitaeverywhere]

Hello Joel! Could you please share the Docker container with me? (You can write directly to my email if it’s not public — find it at [nikita.tk](https://nikita.tk)) I’ll test the thing. Thanks!

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[nikitaeverywhere]

@joelsolon, finally got some time to fix this issue. The latest version now should work in containerized InterSystems products (tested on docker store/intersystems/iris:2019.2.0.107.0-community container).

Regarding

I should mention #1) I'm running InterSystems IRIS in a Docker container, and #2) when I run the import, I get the same error as intersystems-community/webterminal#122
I uninstalled and reinstalled, and I didn't get the error I mentioned above. But it still doesn't work.

It might be something weird. ClassExplorer doesn't assign any roles to a web application.

Thanks for reporting!

P.S. It turned out that the problem was in InterSystems adding new "private" methods to objects (namely, %isDefined), which caused an application to fail at some point because it enumerates all existing properties not knowing that some of them are private. The fix I've incorporated should also be valid for future versions (if they won't decide to delete ZEN.proxyObject one day 😄)

[isc-solon]

I can confirm that the fix works on v2019.2.0.107.0 (regular version). Thank you!

[nikitaeverywhere]

@joelsolon you're welcome! :)