After we rolled out a new cointainer based on containers.intersystems.com/intersystems/irishealth:2023.1 this week, we suddenly noticed that our FHIR Repository started responding with an Error 500. This turns out to be caused by PROTECT violations on the new HSSYSLOCALTEMP namespace and database used by this version of the IRIS for Health FHIR components.

The trick to solve that is to add the "%DB_HSSYSLOCALTEMP" to the Web Application(s) that handle FHIR Requests. You can script that by running the following Class method in the namespace(s) that define these Web Applications:

do ##class(HS.

For one of our customers I had to integrate with the AFAS imageconnector endpoint /imageconnector/{imageId}?format={format}. This endpoint returns in a json message with the image as a base64-encoded string property, in addition to the mimetype for the image:

/// Image Object
Class Mycustomer.Model.AfasGet.Image Extends (%SerialObject, %XML.Adaptor, %JSON.Adaptor)
{
/// file data (base64 encoded)
Property Filedata As %String(%JSONFIELDNAME = "filedata");

/// MimeType e.g.

Hi,

In a customer project we started enforcing the "Inactivity Limit" as defined in System-Wide Security Parameters. The customer would expect accounts to become Disabled after they have been inactive for the specified amount of days. However, that doesn't happen; it seems the Inactivity Limit is only established after logging in.

Furthermore, the account inactivity only starts being applied after the first login. Can you confirm that?

I am trying to use IRIS for Health as a Facade for an external FHIR Server, where IRIS provides the proper authentication. The client authenticates using a bearer token obtained from the IRIS OAuth2 server via a jwt client assertion. The IRIS endpoint, however, returns a 401 as soon as I remove the Unauthenticated access

Is there w way to make this work through configuration?

When developing a new Interoperability Production, it is quite natural that settings are initially added in the Production.

However, as soon as you want to move the Production from development to a test or staging environment, it becomes clear that some settings like HTTP Servers, IP addresses and/or ports need to be changed. In order to avoid these settings being overwritten during a redeployment later on, it is essential that you move these settings from the Production to the System Default settings.

Since my initial question on ordering json properties a few things have happened.

Let me recap the issue at hand:

• In the FHIR specification, properties are listed in a certain order, for example, see https://www.hl7.org/fhir/patient.html#resource
• When you serialize resources to XML, the resulting document elements are ordered as defined in the specification.
• On the other hand, json objects returned from the IRIS for Health FHIR Repository will for example normally have the "id" as the last property, given that new properties are appended.

In a customer project I was asked how you can keep track of database changes: Who changed what at which date and time. Goal was to track insert, update and delete for both SQL and object access.

This is the table that I created to keep the Change Log:

/// Changelog, keep track of changes to any table
Class ChangeLog.DB.ChangeLog Extends (%Persistent, %JSON.

My question is about the below tile, which only shows up if you set a specific global.
Does anyone know what that global is?

Last Friday November 17 suddenly ran into an error where ZPM would issue an error saying:

ERROR! Object open failed because 'Name' key value of 'xx' was not found

I googled but found no specific help. Step by step I was able to conclude that:

1. This is the error message for error 5770, also known as $$$KeyValueNotFoundOpen.

2. In objectscript, this error can be raised by calls to NameOpen, where 'Name' is the first quoted part in the error message.

3. The error status is raised when there is a call to ##class(yy.zz).NameOpen("xx", , .sc) where yy.

I though this is a pretty cool way of installing webterminal in an environment where I had Management Portal / Visual code access, but I had no terminal access. zpm was already present. otherwise you could add it in the same class.

1. Create the following class file
2. Compile. This will take a while, and then you will see the output from zpm!
3. You can now open the webterminal by opening http://your-host/terminal/

Class Theo.Util.Webterminal Extends %RegisteredObject
{

/// Description
ClassMethod install() As %Status [ CodeMode = objectgenerator ]
{
    zpm "install webterminal"
}

}

Hi,

I know json does not impose any order, but for readability I would like to insert a json property at a specific location at the start of a %DynamicObject, not at the end.
Is there a known way to do that (other than string manipulation)?