There is a CACHÉ launcher (gray),
If you click it you can not select the terminal.
What is the cause of this?
First, set the preferred connection server
· Server name
IP address
· Port: 1972
Telnet port: 23
· Web server port: 57772
· Web server ip adress
CSP server instance
·comment
Authentication method
Password or kerberos
Does it become like the terminal can be used if setting it?
As part of my dysfunctional journey with FHIR, I'm looking at using the SDA3 within Healthshare to then convert to the HSFHIR format.
This is working surprisingly well, except I'm falling over when it comes to repeating fields within the SDA3 when creating the HS.SDA3.Patient object manually from within Cache.
If I take the Patient ID as an example - within a DTL, I can quite easily take an MRN and add that to the target PatientNumbers.(1).Number and then add an NHS number to the target PatientNumbers.(2).Number.
We're having an issue with an inbound message to a Healthshare Business Service where the '£' sign is not being recognised and is being passed onto our downstream systems as '?'.
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We are using the 'latin1' selection for the Encoding.
I have created some roles, and would like to know if there is a way to export the Roles and save them off to a file? I want to create a backup file of these roles for DR purpose, and in case I ever get hit by the preverbal bus.
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I am currently working on an interface that needs to communicate to a SOAP/ITK endpoint.
I am using the EnsLib.ITK.AdapterKit.Operation.SOAPOperation to interface with an ITK service, but it is proving to be more complex than originally expected to set up the web client against that particular end-point since I haven't been provided with a WSDL from ITK service side as the vendor state they are following the ITK standard and no WSDLs are needed.
In PHP, I'm able to utilize the implode and str_getcsv functions to convert a comma-delimited string to a tab-delimited string. The following is an example.
We are trying to get a custom header that I have added to a request to Cache, and I have seen the following in another post, however it doesn't work for us:
You can do it as in any CSP page/class. With %request, which is object of class %CSP.Request
And headers available in property CgiEnvs, where every http header appear with a prefix HTTP_
I've created a CCDA schema with from an xsd ad now am trying to reference the CCDA elements in a custom class (process). What is the syntax for referencing my CCDA elements?
Comprehensive patient view, communication and data sharing, and population health management are key components
Federal agencies have been incenting healthcare providers to leverage their electronic health records (EHRs) to get patients involved in the management of their care. Most organizations, however, haven’t moved beyond patient engagement as an item to be checked off in order to receive meaningful use incentive funding.
Is this a bug? We came across it on an older version of Cache but I've also just tried it in version "Cache for Windows (x86-64) 2017.2.2 (Build 865U)" and got the same result.
On a developer's laptop, having had two or three Ensemble installs with different settings/config changes made, and encountering unexplained errors compiling classes, wanting to scrub as much of the previous installs off the machine before doing any fresh installation... But can't find clear documentation on doing a complete uninstall!
Have stopped the server.
Am I safe to remove C:\InterSystems\Ensemble (for the instance installed into that folder)?
A business case for the transition from eGate to InterSystems EnsembleÆ From interface engine to integration platform Healthcare IT is evolving so rapidly that the term "HL7 interface engine" may soon become extinct. Forces driving this evolution include:
Customers who switch to Caché from relational databases report that their average performance is up to 20 time faster, running on the same hardware, with no changes to the application. What is it about Caché that lets applications run so fast?