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  • #48120
    Nigel DelFabbro
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      Hi,

      I am new to Cloverleaf, so this could be a naive question.

      We are using Cloverleaf as our integration engine to process HL7 messages. However, I need to get the parsed Hl7 messages into a J2ee application. The J2ee application will likely be using an application server (such as JBoss) and JMS to do the messaging.

      My question: Can Cloverleaf send a JMS message to JBoss? I have looked at the transport protocols available and it would seem not.  I think I am going to have to use Cloverleaf’s https or tcp protocols to send messages and have some sort of application listening for messages from Cloverleaf that then generates JMS messages. I would rather not do this and use Cloverleaf as much as possible.

      Has anyone tried to do something like this.

      Any advice would be welcome.

      thanks

      Nigel

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      • #57709
        James McPheron
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          Nigel –

            Most clients that utilize JMS, use the Java capbility of the Upocs to leverage connectivity.

            For example, there are avaialble Java classes that work directly with JMS. Using teh CL Java Upocs, allows you to interact with Java-based API’s such as JMS, and JBoss.

            Hope this helps.

          James McPheron

        • #57710
          Rentian Huang
          Participant

            Greetings Cloverleafers!!!

            I am not clear of the difference btw low/high level ack. If I got this reply in my ob thread, is it a High level application ack? Then what’s the low level one? Any diff btw them?

            Thanks!

            Sam


            msg: 0x30001828

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               msgMid            : [0.0.8096930]

               msgSrcMid         : midNULL

               msgSrcMidGroup    : midNULL

               msgOrigSrcThread  : to_easyaccess_out

               msgOrigDestThread : star_ord_res_in

               msgSrcThread      : to_easyaccess_out

               msgDestThread     : star_ord_res_in

               msgXlateThread    :

               msgSkipXlate      : 0

               msgSepChars       :

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               msgGroupId        : 0

               msgDriverControl  :

               msgRecordFormat   :

               msgRoutes         :

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               msgStaticIsDirty  : 1

               msgVariableIsDirty: 1

               msgTimeStartIb    : 1131048927.928

               msgTimeStartOb    : 1131048911.817

               msgTimeCurQueStart: 0.000

               msgTimeTotalQue   : 0.000

               msgTimeRecovery   : 1131048911.817

               msgEoConfig       : 0x0

               msgData (BO)      : 0x300018d4

               message           : ‘MSH|^~&|HBOC|H|EasyAccess|H|20051103151300||ACK|43523|P|2.3|43523||ALx0dMSA|AA|43523x0d’

          • #57711
            Rentian Huang
            Participant

              sorry I posted a new topic here   8)

            • #57712
              Amy Gray
              Participant

                James,

                We are interested in utilizing a connection with the JMS queues.  Does Cloverleaf have a way to connect to these JMS queues?   Is there code available or another site that is using the JMS protocol?

                Also, do you know if the JMS protocol can be run on an AIX platform?   We run both AIX and SUN but the link we need to send from is on our AIX box.

                Thank you,

                Amy Gray

                BJC Health Systems

                St Louis, MO

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