go to post Kevin Kindschuh · May 27, 2021 Try creating a new role that is a full copy of %EnsRole_Operator, except removing the %Ens_ProductionRun resource. Then create a new user with the new role plus roles for %DB_%DEFAULT or whatever databases contain productions they will manage. This new user should allow normal access to start and stop hosts, but without the production start/stop buttons. I verified that worked for me. If you want to further restrict such a user, peel off resources from your custom role, testing each time to make sure you are getting the desired result. In general, start by using standard roles that work, and then remove resources you don't want, testing as you go, rather than trying to build them up.That way you won't be struggling with obscure behavior due to dependencies. Good luck!
go to post Kevin Kindschuh · May 17, 2021 If you want to walk through a list of all the configuration settings for an item, not just those that have been set, you can find an example in the GetSettingsSubTree() method of the EnsPortal.DefaultSettings class. If $IsObject(pItem) { Set tSC = pItem.GetStaticSettings(.pList) if $$$ISOK(tSC) { Do pItem.PopulateVirtualSettings() Set n0 = $O(pList(""),-1) Set n = pItem.VirtualSettings.Count() For I = 1:1:n { Set pList(n0+i) = pItem.VirtualSettings.GetAt(i) } } Each of the setting items in pList are a $LIST that contains: Type = $LIST(setting,1) // "host"Name = $LIST(setting,2) //"FilePath"Value = $LIST(setting,3)Description = $LIST(setting,7)DataType = $LIST(setting,8) // "%Library.String"LocalizedName = $LIST(setting,15) // "File Path"Setting Category = $LIST(setting,16) // "Basic"Localized Category = $LIST(setting,17) // "Basic Setting"Editor = $LIST(setting,18) // "directorySelector"
go to post Kevin Kindschuh · May 12, 2021 Yes. those that show green or blue will not show with the query since they are stored in System Default Settings or defaults in the class. Only those that are black are the ones in the XData. You can still create a new Settings entry and save it (they should then show as black, since it will then be a setting in the XData settings.)
go to post Kevin Kindschuh · May 11, 2021 Your problem is the FindSettingsByName method, above, does not find settings you see in the production settings tab for some items, right? They are shown in black (not green from the class definition or blue from System Default Settings)? If you do: SELECT ID, Production, Name, Settings FROM Ens_Config.Item do you see them in the Settings column? Do you see the settings in the production class XData block? Do you have examples where a given setting shows with one items but not others?
go to post Kevin Kindschuh · May 6, 2020 Yes, these document already appear in the Clinical Viewer, however, they do not appear for document consumers that fetch through XDS.b, not the viewer. So the question is how to make them visible for those consumers as well. My customer considered replicating the documents in the registry, which is the cleanest approach used by another of my customers. But there are an extremely large number of these accumulated over a decade so they prefer an approach that avoids duplicating them in requisitioned expansion of storage. Your insight has already been valuable. Many thanks!
go to post Kevin Kindschuh · Apr 17, 2020 This is very helpful. So if I received a progress note in HL7 v2, I could add registration of it as a document with a repositoryID that indicates the edge gateway where it is being stored in SDA This would add the progress note to the list returned by an XDS.b document search response by an external consumer It looks as if the standard HS.IHE.XDSb.Consumer.Operations in the Registry would pass a request for retrieval of the to the particular edge in which it is stored without any customization, right? In the Edge that may have the progress note document stored in the steamlet, add the HS.IHE.XDSbRepositoryServices and HS.IHE.XDSb.Repository.Process components and set the RepositoryOperations setting to a custom version of HS.IHE.XDSb.Repository.Operations that overrides the RetrieveDocument() method grab the document body from the streamlet instead of the ECR. This would allow document search and retrieval to operate just as if the entire document was stored with with a PnR Am I close? Thanks!!Kevin
go to post Kevin Kindschuh · Jun 29, 2016 I suspect the Message Schema Category setting specified in your Business Service is NOT specifying category 2.2. This setting overrides whatever version number is in MSH:12 (since the MSH value is notoriously unreliable). You may be specifying another version or a custom schema. When the message hits your rule, the docCategory constraint value is compared to what the Business Service assigned, not MSH:12. Look at a message that failed in the Message Viewer Body tab, to see the MessageTypeCategory value (which is compared to docCategory) and Name value (which is compared to docName). One of them does not match, otherwise the message would be sent.The WHEN conditional expression in Rule 1 does absolutely nothing. The pair of AND conditions duplicates the docName filter in the Constraint so also has no effect. And therefore adding OR 1=1 further has no effect. So the Constraint has to be your problem.If you added the same constraints to Rule 2, it would also break, since your problem is with the constraints.
