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Michel Bruyère · Nov 28, 2019

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Hello,

I make some changes in our ObjectScript code between our prod environment  and dev environment in the process 'Hl7AdtFileIsoslBp'.

The operation is a class with "EnsLib.TCP.TextLineOutboundAdapter".

In prod:

In dev:

 

Like you can see, I don't have the contents of the text file.

I checked a lot of parameters but it seems identical.

The content of file is correctly received through TCP. So the only glitch is I don't see it in the 'View Full Contents'.

Best Regards.

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Michel Bruyère · Nov 29, 2019

I modified the process to:
Class ??? Extends (Ens.BusinessProcess, %XML.Adaptor)

Unfortunately, it does not work. sad

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Robert Cemper · Nov 29, 2019

The added %XML.Adaptor  is not active until the related object is closed and a new instance of it  is opened again.

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Michel Bruyère · Nov 29, 2019

How to do the close ? I don't see any method for that.

Snippet of the code:

SET lineStream = ##class(%Stream.FileCharacter).%New()

...

SET streamCont=##class(Ens.StreamContainer).%New(lineStream)
$$$TOE(sc,..SendRequestSync(..TargetConfigName, streamCont))

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Robert Cemper · Nov 29, 2019

you either remove the reference to the object
or terminate the process that holds the references.

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Evgeny Shvarov · Nov 29, 2019

Hi Michel!

have you seen how comic sans is viewed on mobile devices?

 

this is not very easy to read. Do you really need Comic Sans?

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Michel Bruyère · Nov 29, 2019

In the process for example:

  • Prod environment: SET date = hl7.GetValueAt("MSH:DateTimeOfMessage.Time")
  • Dev environment: SET date = hl7.GetValueAt("MSH:DateTimeOfMessage.timeofanevent")
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Michel Bruyère · Dec 2, 2019

The glitch is related with the browser and probably also the Ensemble's version.

If I use another browser, I got :

If I read the HTML source, I can see my data. So, I have a solution. smiley

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