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· 26分 前

cspで使うセッション変数の値を関数で変更して元の画面を表示するとアペンドする現象が生じる。

#API #デバッグ #非構造化データ #InterSystems Reports (Logi)

次のようなプログラムです。

<a href=# onclick='Js_StageCNG(3)'>ステージ3に進む</a>
・・・
    Set Stage=%session.Get("STAGE")
    if Stage="" set Stage=1
   ・・・
if Stage=3 {
  動かなかったので、すべてコメントに変えたがやはり動かなかった
}
<script language=javascript>
  function Js_StageCNG(key) {
       ans=#server(..StageCNG(key))#
       window.location.href="...csp"
}
</script>
<script language=cache method="StageCNG" arguments="key:%Library.String" returntype="%Boolean">
    do %session.Set("STAGE",key)
    quit 1
</script>

この現象は、最近、突然に起こるようになりました。

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· 10 hr 前

Adding an OBX segment to end of message

#DTL #InterSystems IRIS for Health

We are receiving an ORU message and the vendor is requesting that we append a new OBX segment at the end of the message and I wanted to reach out to see what options might be available. 

So far, I tried the append action in the DTL editor with a single OBX-3 field but it seems to be appending to the field directly instead of creating a new OBX. I've started looking into if whether I could use a function but wanted to first check with the experts on the Discussion here in case there's an easier way to accomplish this. Thank you. 

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· 15 hr 前 5m read

Beautiful Bape Clothing: A Masterpiece of Urban Street Style

#ビジネスサービス #その他

Introduction to Bape Clothing

What is Bape?

If you’ve ever seen a hoodie with a snarling shark on the hood or camo patterns that look like they belong in a gallery, you’ve seen Bape. Short for A Bathing Ape, Bape Clothing is one of the most iconic and influential streetwear brands in the world. It's a Japanese-born label that turned into a global phenomenon through its bold designs and celebrity endorsements.

The Origins of a Streetwear Giant

Founded in 1993 by Nigo in the trendy district of Harajuku, Tokyo, Bape was never just about clothes. It was a cultural movement. Inspired by hip-hop, punk, and Japanese pop culture, Nigo’s vision blended East and West in a way no one else had before.

The Evolution of Bape Over the Years

The Early 90s in Harajuku

Bape started as a small boutique, known for limited releases and exclusive drops. That scarcity helped fuel the hype. The brand quickly became the go-to for Tokyo’s cool crowd.

The Pharrell and Kanye Era

Things took a wild turn in the 2000s when Pharrell Williams and Kanye West were frequently spotted rocking Bape. That instantly catapulted the brand into Western consciousness. The “Bapesta” sneaker—clearly influenced by Nike’s Air Force 1—became a cultural icon.

Bape’s Global Takeover

From Japan to New York, London, and Paris—Bape stores popped up everywhere. It wasn’t just a niche Japanese label anymore. It was global streetwear royalty.

Signature Bape Design Elements

The Iconic Shark Hoodie

Let’s be real: no one can miss a Bape shark hoodie. With zippers that run up to the hood and a full-face shark design, it’s equal parts terrifying and artistic. It became a staple in rap videos and hypebeast wardrobes.

Ape Head Logo and Camo Print

The Ape Head logo is as recognizable as the Nike Swoosh. Combine that with their signature camo print—infused with the Ape face—and you’ve got a look that’s impossible to replicate.

Attention to Detail and Craftsmanship

Every Bape piece feels intentional. From stitching to material, it’s high-quality. This isn't fast fashion—it's premium urban wear that lasts.

Collaborations That Took Bape to New Heights

Bape x Supreme

The clash of two streetwear titans. While rare, Bape and Supreme have collaborated to create pieces that are now collector’s items. The hype? Unreal.

Bape x Adidas

Sneakers, hoodies, tracksuits—you name it. Bape and Adidas joined forces to create gear that merges sportswear functionality with street-style aesthetics.

Bape x Marvel and Other Pop Culture Giants

Imagine Iron Man in Bape camo. Yup, it happened. Bape has worked with Marvel, Star Wars, and even Nintendo. These collabs turn fashion into fan art.

Why Bape Is More Than Just Fashion

A Cultural Statement

Wearing Bape is like saying, “I know what’s up.” It’s a badge of honor in the streetwear community. Bape Shorts It's about style, but also about being in-the-know.

Street Credibility and Exclusivity

You can't just walk into any mall and grab a Bape hoodie. Limited drops and long lines make each piece feel exclusive—and that’s part of the appeal.

Resale Value and Collectibility

Like fine wine or rare sneakers, Bape pieces can skyrocket in value. A rare hoodie can sell for triple its retail price on the resale market.

Styling Bape in Everyday Life

Mixing Bape with High Fashion

Believe it or not, Bape pairs well with luxury brands like Louis Vuitton or Balenciaga. A camo Bape jacket over designer jeans? Instant street-luxe.

Bape in Casual Streetwear Looks

You don’t need to go over the top. Rock a Bape tee with jeans and kicks for a laid-back but stylish outfit.

Tips for First-Time Bape Buyers

Start with a classic tee or hoodie. Stick to neutral colors if you're unsure, and always buy from trusted sellers to avoid fakes.

Where to Buy Authentic Bape Clothing

Official Bape Stores and Website

The best way to guarantee authenticity? Shop directly from Bape's website or official stores located in major cities around the world.

Trusted Resellers and Marketplaces

Platforms like StockX, Grailed, and GOAT verify items before sale. Just make sure to check seller reviews and item authenticity tags.

How to Spot Fake Bape

Watch out for inconsistent stitching, cheap material, or tags that don’t match the real ones. If the price feels too good to be true—it probably is.

The Future of Bape Clothing

Evolving Trends and Innovation

Streetwear is always changing, and Bape stays ahead by constantly reinventing its style. Expect techwear influences, bold colors, and more collabs.

Sustainability in Streetwear

Bape has started moving toward more sustainable practices. Eco-friendly materials and ethical sourcing are becoming part of the Bape story.

What’s Next for the Brand?

With Nigo now working with Kenzo and other high-end brands, Bape's DNA continues to influence global fashion. The next chapter? Probably bigger than we can imagine.

Conclusion

Bape isn’t just a clothing brand—it’s a lifestyle. From its humble beginnings in Harajuku to becoming a global fashion powerhouse, Bape has reshaped how we think about streetwear. Its bold designs, cultural relevance, and timeless appeal make it a masterpiece in urban fashion. Whether you’re a die-hard collector or just dipping your toes into streetwear, Bape has something unique to offer.

FAQs

What makes Bape clothing so expensive?

Bape uses high-quality materials, limited releases, and exclusive designs. You're paying for craftsmanship, hype, and cultural cachet.

Is Bape still popular in 2025?

Absolutely! Bape continues to be a major player in streetwear with new collections, celebrity endorsements, and innovative collaborations.

How do I take care of my Bape hoodie?

Wash it inside out on a gentle cycle, avoid bleach, and air dry to keep it looking fresh and vibrant.

Can women wear Bape?

Yes! Bape is unisex and looks great on everyone. Many female celebrities and influencers style it effortlessly.

What size should I buy in Bape clothing?

Bape runs slightly small. If you're in between sizes or prefer a looser fit, go one size up.

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· 16 hr 前

Key Questions of the Month: April 2025

#重要な質問 #開発者コミュニティ公式

Hey Community,

It's time for the new batch of #KeyQuestions from the previous month.

Here are the Key Questions of April chosen by InterSystems Experts within all Communities:

📌 How to convert persistent object to dynamic object by @Evgeny Shvarov (EN)

📌 Problem with ollama container in langchain-iris-tool by @Oliver Wilms (EN)

These questions will be highlighted with the #Key Question tag, and their authors will get the Key Question badge on Global Masters.

If you find the key question(s) from other communities interesting, just drop us a line in the comments and we will translate the question(s) and the accepted answer(s).

Congrats, and thank you all for your interesting questions. Keep them coming!

See you next month😉

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· 18 hr 前

Problem exporting %Library.DynamicObject to JSON with %JSON.Adaptor

#JSON #ZEN #InterSystems IRIS

Hello everyone,

I am using a class that inherits from %RegisteredObject and %JSON.Adaptor to generate a JSON string from its instances.

However, one of the properties in my class is of type %Library.DynamicObject, as in the example:

Class Faces.Option Extends (%RegisteredObject, %JSON.Adaptor)
{ 
Property legend As %String;
Property xAxis As %Library.DynamicObject; 
}

When calling %JSONExportToString() on an object of this class, the JSON generated for the xAxis property is incomplete or malformed. It seems the default %JSON.Adaptor doesn't correctly handle properties of type %Library.DynamicObject.

Example of the resulting JSON: {"legend":"test","xAxis": { ... (broken JSON) ...

Previously (in Caché 2018), I used %ZEN.proxyObject for similar situations, but I need a solution for the current versions during migration.

Does anyone know how I can configure %JSON.Adaptor to correctly serialize %Library.DynamicObject properties, or what the recommended approach for this would be?

Thanks!

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