Iguana is now supported in 64-bit Windows environments

A 64-bit version of Iguana 4.1 is now available for the Windows operating system. The installation procedure is the same as for the 32-bit version of Iguana for Windows.

Command-line version of HL7 Simulator now provided for Linux

The command-line version of the HL7 Simulator utility program, hl7simulator, is now included with the Linux/Unix/Mac OS X version of Iguana. hl7simulator is also included with the Windows version of Chameleon.

For more information on hl7simulator, see Using the hl7simulator Command Line Application.

Unicode support added for Python

The following Unicode capabilities are now provided for Python strings:

• By default, Python scripts called from Iguana now use Unicode objects for all strings.
• The unicodedata module is now supported. See Unicode Character Functions for more details.

Environment variables can now be listed, added, changed and deleted

Iguana 4.1 enables you to list the environment variables that it uses:

If you have administrative permissions, you can also add, change or delete environment variables. Any additions, changes or deletions that you make only affect the Iguana server on which the changes are made.

For more information on environment variables in Iguana, see Environment Variables.