Simple hello world code to show a Java connection to InterSystems IRIS
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README.md

Samples-java-helloworld

This is a simple hello world example to show a JDBC connection to InterSystems IRIS. For more information about using this sample, please see documentation.

To run this code in InterSystems Learning Labs, AWS, GCP, or Azure

  1. Open Samples-java-helloworld/Simple/HelloWorld.java
  2. Comment out line 4 (we won't need the package declaration here)
  3. Edit line 14 to change the ip to "try-iris"
  4. In the terminal window type:
    cd Samples-java-helloworld/simple
    javac -cp ".:intersystems-jdbc-3.0.0.jar" HelloWorld.java
    java -cp ".:intersystems-jdbc-3.0.0.jar" HelloWorld

To run this code locally

  1. Clone this repo
  2. Open the repo in your favorite Java IDE (such as Eclipse, IntelliJ, or NetBeans)
  3. Open Samples-java-helloworld/simple/HelloWorld.java and verify ip, password, port, and username are right. Update as necessary.
  4. Set up a classpath to intersystems-jdbc-3.0.0.jar
  5. Run HelloWorld.java