go to post James Fitzpatrick · Feb 11, 2020 Yeah, I think this is the only way to do it without customizing any of the Ensemble classes. You would need a different business process handling the ACK processing. Thanks for the responses!
go to post James Fitzpatrick · Feb 11, 2020 Thanks for the suggestion, Jeffrey. I did try this out before, but this causes the messages to get caught in a loop. That is because after the router receives the response (#7 below), it will send a response to a new target specified by the rule set (new target = boHL7FileOut). But because Response From has some value, the router will generate a local response after some time and then send that response to itself...going on and on. From the Response From property documentation: "If none of the listed targets gets called or the replying target does not return a document, this router will generate an ACK response if needed." Is there some other way to control when the router should generate a local response?
go to post James Fitzpatrick · Nov 25, 2019 Thanks for putting in all this work, Dmitriy! I've been using this plugin for a few months and enjoying it. Posting question here about the UDL preview from XML exported classes. I'm not sure I've been able to get this to work. My project has a legacy repo that only uses XML exports (current repos are using UDL format). I've pointed my working directory to the root location of these XML export files. When I have the "automatic preview" setting enabled, I expected the plugin to translate the XML to a UDL form in the editor. Is this how it works? Also, would I be able to modify the UDL content or is this a read-only feature?
go to post James Fitzpatrick · Sep 12, 2018 Was wondering if "ATL-3982" made it into the release? It was support to specify a specific Caché instance when using a single web server.
go to post James Fitzpatrick · Sep 4, 2018 Would this work if you don't have a .csp file? The AngularJS tutorial creates a Welcome.csp file that can be handled by the out-of-box server.
go to post James Fitzpatrick · Aug 24, 2018 Thanks for the suggestion. We're currently running HealthShare instances on top of Ensemble. We've been told by ISC that there isn't a HealthShare version of IRIS available yet, so we don't plan on migrating to the new platform anytime soon.
go to post James Fitzpatrick · Aug 24, 2018 Thanks for the reference! I'll take a look at this. I'm assuming that you would also need a companion container defined for your database server(s) where you would deal with persisting data.
go to post James Fitzpatrick · Aug 23, 2018 Checking to see if this is still true. Are there "official" Docker containers for Caché/Ensemble or even HealthShare built on Ensemble?Also interested to know if the "durable %SYS" solution is available for integration with custom containers?
go to post James Fitzpatrick · Apr 13, 2017 Thanks for the reply Sean!I've thought about putting something together like this. Question on your approach though - I thought it wasn't entirely safe to loop over the "RawContent" property in EnsLib.HL7.Message because it doesn't always contain the entire HL7 V2 message. I was thinking of exploring the HL7 segment globals where the data is stored, but that might be getting too far in the weeds.
go to post James Fitzpatrick · Apr 13, 2017 Thanks for the reply Sean!I've thought about putting something together like this. Question on your approach though - I thought it wasn't entirely safe to loop over the "RawContent" property in EnsLib.HL7.Message because it doesn't always contain the entire HL7 V2 message. I was thinking of exploring the HL7 segment globals where the data is stored, but that might be getting to far in the weeds.
