#Business Process (BPL)

We have a business process that seems have extra jobs hanging around. This is what we see in the Jobs tab:

Only the bottom one is actually associated with a process. So what are those other ones? There are no queues and I have no way of finding out why they're there.

Thanks.

I am creating a BPL using the Management Portal instead of creating a custom class.

As per the documentations 'request object' contains properties those were in the original request message object or primary request and can be reference using the dot syntax.

So if the primary request was an HL7 message, i should be able to pull the value MSH:9.2 as follow

request.{MSH:9.2} and assign it to a context property

Hello ,

Ensemble Business Process seems like red color but it still processing message successfully. I have checked log, events, queue everything is clear. there is no log info or error in the history. If BP is in red color in the sense might have some issues, but is still processing messages successfully.

Can you guys please advice on this.

HI

We can easily do a <call> from graphic BPL's

I was wondering what is the best way we can call another Business Process or Operation via code.

Thanks in advance

Hi, I think it's a simple question this at the end of something fairly complex

I've a DTL to go to a target class in context

I get the error CLASS DOES NOT callrequest=##class(context.ConnectDocumentRequest).%New()'

I attempted to add code to initate the context with

set context.ConnectDocumentRequest =##class(Penn.EDT.Messages.ConnectDocumentRequest).%New()

I have a message class define. But sometimes the RelatedItems fields is not returned.

Parameter %JSONIGNOREINVALIDFIELD As BOOLEAN = 1;

Property RequestedTerm As AH.AHLIB.Custom.Symedical.Message.PostRelationResponse.termsRequested;

Property RelatedItems As list Of AH.AHLIB.Custom.Symedical.Message.PostRelationResponse.RelatedItems;

Respnse normally will return someting like this,

maybe I am not looking in the correct spots, but how should one handle an Exception from a SOAP web service within the Business Process Language? For example I am sending a request to a Web Service to try to get information, but the response I am getting is an Exception like "Patient Not Found".

Is there a function I can call to check the response similar to what I do to check a SQL Snapshot to see if it is valued?

Thanks

Scott Roth

I am trying to transform an Enlib.EDI.XML.Document through aXLT I know how to trans form the xml document through a xlt stylesheet but been trying to get an Enlib.EDI.XML. Document from a procees by creating aoperation that will do the transformation of this to file if this can be done in a process all ideas welcome so far I have come to this and I keep getting an error

I have a business process.

if it has an error it dies, or if a have a catch all/fault handler the execution flow goes there.

However, I want another behavior.

If any error occurs I want the process to "Pause" (and alert me), so I can figure out what went wrong and resume from the last request.

Here's an example of how it could work:

1. If an error is caught, call BO
2. BO defers response
3. BO sends alert
4. Fix BP
5. Manually resolve deferred response

I'm not set on the exact pause/resume mechanic but I hope it makes the general idea of what I want clear enough. Ideas?

Hello All,

I am exploring Ens.Alert to generate alerts for Server exceptions.

I noticed that in the business operation, if you have your code inside try/catch and if your catch doesn't explicitly invoke $$$systemerror then Ens.Alert is not invoked.

Similarly, in the Business process if you have <catchall> then Ens.Alert is not invoked on error. How can I invoke Ens.Alert from <catchall> ?

I have created a BPL to process a file and create a lookup table. I am looking to add logic to use the original filename so that I can use a single BPL to create multiple tables. How can I access the original filename within a BPL?

I need to use a context variable in my code block for the table to query. When I use :content.table, it does not work. When using the literal, it does. How do I get the :context to work?

We are starting to look into our BPL's and catch errors that calls may return. Can someone explain how to use the THROW and CATCH within the Business Process Language or have a sample of how it should work?

Thanks

Scott Roth

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

I am having an intermittent issue that when I make a call to MSSQL from a BPL that the response does not come back in the amount of time required. Since the call from the BPL is synchronous I tried changing the timeout to 60 but it has not helped (see below). Is there anyway to guarantee that the call waits long enough for a response before continuing on?

Thanks