Hi guys,

I'm curious about the development processes of those of you using Angular. 

The starting point is that, somewhere, there lives an Angular project full of (mostly) typescript files.  Eventually, those files need to be built, and the resulting built files served up to a browser.

Given that, let's say I want to go change one of the typescript files.  What are some clean ways to, during development, see that change reflected on the active webpage in the development environment.  For something like a .cls or .csp file, after you save and compile a changed file in Studio/Atelier, the IDE handles that entire build process for you, and from the developer's perspective it's just: compile, reload the webpage, and your changes are there

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We recently registered unavailability of the Web service in some moments. The application goes offline.

Analyzing the IIS logs and logs in "C:\Windows\System32\LogFiles\HTTPERR" I found nothing relevant.

Analyzing the CSP Gateway logs I noticed the following behavior when unavailability occurs:

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Can you please tell me how to programmatically get a list of DFI files that have been uploaded to the IRIS server?

Since CacheStudio can do this, it means that you can perform this operation from the code.

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My colleagues and I have developed a (zen) web application that is now accessible from our main "DEV" web server. We would like to access it from another (IIS) web server, so that the related administration console would be separated from the rest of the applications (EnsPortal and so on). But we also want to use the same Ensemble instance, so that we would not need a completely new installation. And we don't want a straightforward redirection either (that would induce direct connection between clients and the DEV server). Our idea is more something like the new webserver would be at the middle between the clients and the DEV server, so that if the webapp is going down for any reason, the rest would go on working anyway

I am under the impression that inside HealthShare you can Services, Processes, and Operations. The service takes incoming data, the processes can process that data, and then the operations can send that data out.

I am curious if anyone has any experience, guides, or advice on how I can send data to a service using a Java application. I intend for the data to be in XML format. I am also curious if I succeed at picking up the data in the service, how I send the data back to the Java application using an Operation.

As of now I am attempting to get this to work on a local environment.

Any input is appreciated,

Thank you,

Jess Farmer

Our PAS system supplies date in a particular date format (ISO 8601 compliant) that includes seconds and milliseconds.  Because many downstream systems cannot handle milliseconds (and some don't even want seconds) many transformations are required to truncate the data.

What immediately sprang to my mind was to look for a setting on the operation to modify outbound datetime fields - obviously there isn't one, thus the need for this question.  I guess I cold write code to check the schemas for outbound messages and check/replace all the values where the field has a TS type, but my object script skills are basic and I am unsure if I could achieve this (it also seems like I could be adding a big workload to my TIE - especially if my code is not fully optimised).

(I should say this is using Healthshare as  a HL7 based Integration Engine in a UK based NHS hospital

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