Does Intersystems Ensemble support (for LGBTQ+) gender code "U" in Healtshare? Specifically for the clinical (or physician) viewer?
Test shows the gender code is consumed without error and stored, but the viewer does not present it except (as far as I can see) in the patient search drop-down.
The 2.3.1 HL7 ADT schema code table lists "U" as a supported option.
Would this require customization in the viewer code to support this?
Please forgive me if these questions have been asked and answered before, I've tried searching the posts and docs and really haven't found the answer yet.
a Customer of ours comes up with a requirement to improve an existing email business service within one of his ensemble productions. The services fetches emails from a mailserver on a daily basis and extract attached files from this email and send them along with some meta information through the production.
I have a Zen page, and I would like to have an onload handler to run a bit of javascript when the page is ready. Unfortunately, the page inherits from a template, and the template already has an onload handler that does all kinds of useful things. Is there any way to override the onload handler in my page, while still being able to call the onload handler that is inherited from the template? In ObjectScript, there is ##super, but in javascript, there is no equivalent of that.
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I'm trying to create a simple wrapper class around a JSON schema validator library, written in Java, and calling this functionality through the Java Gateway of IRIS 2019.1.
My Java wrapper class has a constructor like this:
public JSONValidator(char[] jsonStream, char[] schemaStream) { ... }
I created a connector of type "Services" having for name of class "EnsLib.File.PassthroughService". In the parameters, the value "FileSpec " was "*" and the "FilePath " pointed to my directory " .... Documents "; whereas "TargetConfigNames" was empty.
Much to my surprise, as soon as I activated this connector, all the files were deleted.
These are not in the dushbin of Windows. -
Do you know a way to get back them? Are they in the system of the ESB?
I know that programs can undelete files. I have already used this type of programs.
I was following the Node.js: installation and connection test for use with Caché and was wondering how to populate a subscript with a value calculated by a built-in COS function eg. $HOROLOG without having to write wrappers for every built-in function or use temporary global storage. Any ideas?
Interoperability on Python (IoP) is a proof-of-concept project designed to showcase the power of the InterSystems IRIS Interoperability Framework when combined with a Python-first approach.IoP leverages Embedded Python (a feature of InterSystems IRIS) to enable developers to write interoperability components in Python, which can seamlessly integrate with the robust IRIS platform. This guide has been crafted for beginners and provides a comprehensive introduction to IoP, its setup, and practical steps to create your first interoperability component. By the end of this article, you will get a clear understanding of how to use IoP to build scalable, Python-based interoperability solutions.
I have created a business service that uses an adaptor that I wrote by extending Ens.InboundAdapter (i.e. the ADAPTOR parameter is set to my custom adaptor ).
The OnTask() method of my adaptor polls our IRIS database to determine which records are ready to be sent out of our system to an external target system.
If the record is ready the OnTask() method creates an instance of the Business Service and then calls the OnProcess() method sending in the record as the input.
Now I am getting the error "ERROR #5021: Directory '\home\project\shared\Samples-Integration-RedLights\data\SampleFiles\' does not exist." in my service.
While modifying the Directory path I am getting below error :
I had a challenge recently where I was asked to parse and iterate JSON to find a patient that has a forename = "Bill" and try to make the function that iterates through the code re-usable.
Being working in Healthcare there isn't much experience or demand for parsing JSON, as most of my work is HL7.
I took this on using the documentation and worked out a way to parse the JSON (see posts below for code and source data).
I'm trying to setup a new accesss role for the company support team to use the message viewer and production config page to trace the errors that eventually could occurr on the production integrations.
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IRIS offers Durable %SYS Directory as a highly useful feature for working with containers.
Before inventing the wheel once more I'd like to know if a similar feature also exists for Caché / Ensemble. Official documentation is quite silent about. Though I have some names in mind that might know more about ( @Luca Ravazzolo? @Dmitry Maslennikov ? @Eduard Lebedyuk ? )