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Hi everyone,
I created a short demo and reference repository showing how to configure Auth0 as an OAuth provider for an InterSystems IRIS FHIR server, and how to call protected FHIR resources from a Python Flask application.
The links below include a video walkthrough and a github repo with the sample application used in the video
Links
Video walkthrough:
GitHub repository: https://github.com/MarshyKid/iris-fhir-oauth-demo
Hi all,
I'm working on a DICOM router in InterSystems IRIS, based on the workshop-iris-dicom-interop (https://github.com/intersystems-ib/workshop-iris-dicom-interop) example on GitHub. I'm using EnsLib.DICOM.Process to route incoming images to different PACS destinations, where the target system is decided at runtime via a database lookup.
I've run into two issues I'd love some guidance on:
1. Dynamically changing the destination without disrupting transactions
Right now, if I want to send to a new PACS target, I'd need to add a new Business Operation and call