Linked Tables, Views, and Stored Procedures all use the JDBC Gateway (JDBC_Default) at the server level. While this article is nice to explain how to setup individual connections, how do you troubleshoot the Default connection at the server level to ensure your Linked Tables, Views, and Stored Procedures stay connected. I have opened a WRC ticket because I am finding the Management Portal -> JDBC Gateway page unresponsive to get into, update, or restart the service. Do you have any helpful hints?

I was unable to get the container/image to run with podman compose as I was getting OCI Image Format warnings. So while investigating I saw a suggestion to use buildah to first build and format the image to use with podman. However I keep running into issues still with "SHELL is not supported for OCI image format, [/bin/bash -c] will be ignored. Must use 'docker' format. HEALTHCHECK is not supported for OCI image format..."

Has anyone gotten this to work using podman or buildah instead of docker? I don't have docker available to my RHEL8 environment.

Thanks

Scott

I had originally tried to setup a web server outside of docker, but forgot to write down my steps. Instead of building a stand alone web server, I figured this might be a better option. Can someone help me understand the process if I don't want to use a self signed CA certificate? I have downloaded the organization CA certificate but I can't remember what I need to do next to generate and register the key with the organization so I can implement it on our docker session for the web server.

Please and thanks.

Can you explain "Keep in mind that if there are self-signed certificates, web browsers will show security alerts. Obviously, if you have a certificate delivered by a certified authority, you can use it instead of a self-signed one (especially for the Apache server certificate)." a little bit further? Would I send the .key to my organization to get a CA signed cer file back? Which file should I replace once I receive my CA signed certificate from my organization?

writing status to file: /home/irisowner/irissys/iscagent.status
Reading configuration from file: /home/irisowner/irissys/iscagent.conf
ISCAgent[15]: Starting
ISCAgent[19]: Starting ApplicationServer on *:2188
[ERROR] Required Linux capability cap_setuid is missing.
[ERROR] Required Linux capability cap_dac_override is missing.
[ERROR] Required Linux capability cap_fowner is missing.
[ERROR] Required Linux capability cap_setgid is missing.
[ERROR] Required Linux capability cap_kill is missing.

I found this link that references the error. I will make the changes to the docker-compose.yml
 

Alex can you explain a bit more on how 

>set tSC=##class(UnitTest.Test.DTL.TestTrans.TransformSource2).AddTestFromMessageBody("EnsLib.HL7.Message",1218511,1,.sourceXdataName,.targetXdataName)
 

is suppose to work? I tried the message above with the 1218515 message ID and got a syntax error.

DEVCLIN>set tSC=##class(UnitTest.Test.DTL.TestTrans.TransformSource2).AddTestFromMessageBody("EnsLib.HL7.Message",1218515,1,.sourceXdataName,.targetXdataName)

SET tSC=##CLASS(UnitTest.Test.DTL.TestTrans.TransformSource2).AddTestFromMessage
^
Body("EnsLib.HL7.Message",1218515,1,.sourceXdataName,.targetXdataName)
<CLASS DOES NOT EXIST> *UnitTest.Test.DTL.TestTrans.TransformSource2