Thank You.  

Hi,

How do I get the count of OBX segments in BPL, so I can split the message and send one line (OBX.5 value - mapping) at the time to the CSV file?
I used a Integer var context.OBXNumber with request.GetValueAt("ORCgrp().OBXgrp(*)")
While context.OBXCounter<context.OBXNumber, but it is not getting me the count.

Thanks

Thank you for replying,
The layout is identical, the CSV file will have a record with more or less lines referring to one patient/order depending of how many OBX segments we have in the message (report). OK.. I will try the BPL/DTL to split each line OBX and send it to the CSV file.
Output .csv file:
Order 123|Patient 1| line 1 report OBX...
Order 123|Patient 1| line 2 report OBX
.
.
Order 123|Patient 1| line n report OBX
Order 235|Patient 1| line 1 report OBX
.
.
Order 235|Patient 1| line n report OBX
Order 199|Patient 2| line 1 report OBX
.
.
Order 199|Patient 2| line n report OBX

Thanks

Hi Jeffrey,

Could you please tell me how can I configure a field in the record map to create a line for each OBX segment, each line is going to repeat the OrderNumber (ORC field) and PatientID (PID field). Do I need to create a complex record map? or use BPL that will iterate on each OBX segment?

Thanks

Glenda

Hello,

We got the same error when we updated Ensemble to 2015.2.3,  even though we already had Java 7 installed.

Connection failed.
JDBC Gateway failed to start: ERROR #5001: There were errors returned when trying to start the Java Gateway
Return: Exception in thread "main"
java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: JVMCFRE003 bad major version; class=com/intersys/gateway/JavaGateway, offset=6 ...

The problem was that the JAVA Home Directory in the SMP was still pointing to wrong directory Java 6. We just changed it to right directory 71_64 , started the Gateway and everything is OK.