We have a lot of documentation about XML transformations, you can start with this

My suggestion, try to get the schema of the CCDA (a XSD file) and import it into IRIS (Interoperate -> XML -> XML SCHEMA STRUCTURES) in order to work better with a Virtual Document based on your CCDA files. Then you can use regular DTL to transform it into another objects or directly access to each field of the document with methods as GetValueAt (documentation)

About the Inbound Adapters here is the documentation related and for the Outbound Adapter...if you want to export it into a flat file or a CSV any FileOperation would be enough.

https://community.intersystems.com/post/sending-sms-notifications#commen...

Reading the doc (https://docs.intersystems.com/irislatest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls...) looks like your response has a problem with a list property but I can't say more with just a screenshot.

Just to go deeper in the Oliver's answer and because I'm always strugling against the certificates and I hate them...you can see here an example about the generation of a self-signed certified in wich you define the "Common name", the equivalent to your domain, in your case the Common name used to generate the certificate is Test111a.domain.local so you need a new one with the new domain as @Oliver Wilms told you.

That's great! Many customers use Jasper reports and this example will be really helpful.

Thank you very much! Always is a pleasure to be helpful!

Google is our friend!

https://knowledge.informatica.com/s/article/507491?language=en_US

Maybe web terminal?

https://openexchange.intersystems.com/package/WebTerminal

The method is in your child/extended class as it is in the parent class, so you just need:

do ..MethodName(args)

Take a look at the official documentation here.

In theory you can share a catalog with another developers without problems, to share the catalog with another developers you have to use Save To command to merge your local copy with the "Universal" catalog.

FHIR, the holy grail of the interoperability and EHR or just another brick in the wall?

You can check the documentation about the relative dot notation here

It looks like a problem of $THIS, if you check the documentation (here) you'll see that the relative dot (..) notation is preferred, in the same page you can see that <NO CURRENT OBJECT> error is produced by a bad reference of the object.