go to post Lewis Houlden · Dec 12, 2023 Hi Luis - thanks again for trying, but this still didn't work for me. I'll convert it to a class instead. Really appreciate your help. Thank you.
go to post Lewis Houlden · Dec 12, 2023 Good morning Luis. Thank you for replying. Unfortunately, this just gives me the last 3641144 of the stream, even with the "append". I may need to switch out my XML Virtual Document for an XML enable class instead.
go to post Lewis Houlden · Aug 14, 2023 Really well explained, especially for those not very technical in our team. It helps explain why we should move to FHIR to improve interoperbility. Thank you @Russ Leftwich
go to post Lewis Houlden · Jul 3, 2023 Thank you @James MacKeith and @Chad Severtson . Much appreciated.
go to post Lewis Houlden · Sep 26, 2022 Unfortunetely I can't make this. Is it being recorded as I'd be really interested in watching it.
go to post Lewis Houlden · Aug 23, 2022 Hi @Mike Henderson Thanks for the reply, however, the snippet I provided was only a subset of a rather large XML file. I didn't provide all of it as it would have taken a long time to remove patient data. I have however solved the problem. The import doesn't like it when there are two of the same nodes with different structures. What you can do though is turn on XMLSEQUENCE, and the import will honour the exact order of the XML from what you've defined in the class. Here's a snippet of what I did:Class Phu.Epro.Schema.Itk.Payloads Extends (%Persistent, %XML.Adaptor){ Parameter XMLIGNOREINVALIDTAG = 1; Property Count As %String(XMLNAME = "count", XMLPROJECTION = "attribute"); Property Payload As Phu.Epro.Schema.Itk.Payload(XMLNAME = "payload"); Property PayloadWithBase64 As %GlobalCharacterStream(XMLNAME = "payload"); Parameter XMLSEQUENCE = 1; }
go to post Lewis Houlden · Aug 17, 2022 After some testing, it would appear as soon as I add another node/object in, it throws the same error, as if I cannot have a mix of content and elements: <payload id="clinicalDocument"> <ClinicalDocument> </ClinicalDocument> </payload> <payload filename="eaf7a956-f09e-43a0-9a20-95696dc5acac.pdf" id="binaryDocument">temp</payload>
go to post Lewis Houlden · Jun 20, 2022 Julian, thank you! In leading to the -400 error, I opened the class, compiled it, and re-ran the insert and it worked! Thanks again.,
go to post Lewis Houlden · Jun 20, 2022 Hi Julian - thanks for replying. I have tried that, and it changes the error to -400 which is a generic fatal error.
go to post Lewis Houlden · Sep 1, 2021 Thank you @Vic Sun @Eduard Lebedyuk and Robert for all responding to this query. I've realised that our Business Process were set to E=R which is was causing it to re-attempt immediately after abortin the message from the operation. As the operations are retry indefinitely unless aborted, we've settled for E=D, which means we can then abort from the process. Thanks again. Lewis
