I have a process that takes data from a CSV file (actually a record mapper object) and creates a nicely formatted JSON string I would love to send this along to a RESTful business operation.  However no matter what I try, I continually get <INVALID OREF> errors when trying to populate the object that extends Ens.Request to give it the JSON string.

I can add strings, other objects, you name it - but stuffing a JSON formatted variable/object into another object I want to send someplace is proving to be an impossibility.

Does anyone have an example of sending an Ens.Request or other object (not an

Please forgive me if these questions have been asked and answered before, I've tried searching the posts and docs and really haven't found the answer yet.

• How does one find and open existing .HL7 and .LUT files in Atelier like one would do in Studio in order to add them to your local project, edit, then save them back to the server?
• When I attempt to create a new HL7 schema file by right clicking on the project, selecting "New" and "Custom File" and selecting the HL7 Schema wizard, then choose a name and pick something like 2.5 for the base schema, It creates the XML file - but every time I

Goal:

• Take an HL7 message, parse some data from it
• Call a web service to get an authorization key, comes back as a simple string
• Create a request object with data from the HL7 message and send it to the Web Service

The main web method call requires that key I received as a Soap Header element. All I can pass to the SOAP Operation business class is the request object with the data I plucked from the HL7 payload. Nothing in that particular request message has anything in it that tells anything to send the header, too.

So what are my options to pass a message to the SOAP Operation that contains both

Problem:

A file-based business service uses a local path on a Linux machine that is actually a mounted CIFS share. The mount is "soft" and is designed to not cache data, etc. There are times however when the remote system offering up the share (it's a Windows machine I believe) gets bounced or otherwise hung up the business service in the Ensemble production just hangs.

Un-mounting the network share doesn't affect it, no process kill command affects it, and even going so far as to "kill -9" the process outside of Cache does nothing, either.