[Aurelien Garros]

Hi,

I don’t know if it will be useful for you but few weeks ago we have encountered an issue on a 5.8.5 on RHEL about the max “open files” of the system.

A search on lots of files in Global monitor (executed by the hciss) has opened more than 1000 files in the same time (between 2 and 4 files for each real SMAT file) and the system limit was 1024…  it was not a good thing for Cloverleaf !

You can see the system limit with the command : ulimit -a

And the list of opened files with : lsof

Hope it helps

Aurelien

[Aurelien Garros]

Hi Luke,

Try to use this way :

“aaaa@test.fr,bbbb@test.com”

, to separate addresses and “” (double quote) to frame the list.

Regards,

Aurelien

[Aurelien Garros]

Hi Bill,

I think that the Tomcat delivered with Cloverleaf is exactly for the Web Services.

The WS to access SMAT, error DB and informations about the site are not delivered in standard with CIS 5.8. You have to request a license key (I think that it is free).

After this, if you want to use them, you just have to tun on the option in the CIS server admlinistration.

Regards,

Aurelien

[Aurelien Garros]

Hi,

The only way that I know is to use a pre tcl proc to replace your delimiters by only one.

Regards,

Aurelien

[Aurelien Garros]

Hi,

Few month ago, we had the same issue on one of our customer and we opened a mylawson case. Below, you could find their last answer :

Quote:

It is not a question of Cloverleaf not supporting the time zone. The IBM manual calls for one of a set of CUT time zones to be used. Aix 6.1 specifically calls for CUT times in the manual:

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/aix/v6r1/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.aix.files%2Fdoc%2Faixfiles%2Fenvironment.htm

There is no Europe/Paris CUT time.

Also seems to be a bug when time changes:

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=199052

Hope it helps,

Regards,

Aurelien

[Aurelien Garros]

Hi Kevin,

We never had problem with pdls and migration to 5.8. In the mean time, we  don’t use very often pdl in 5.8 thanks to the new TCP/IP option : encapsulated.

The procedure to compile a pdl is : hcipdc file

Regards,

Aurelien

[Aurelien Garros]

Hi Anshul,

I am not sure but I think that Cloverleaf uses the zip file to create hl7 variant. You can try to add your datatype in the 2.3.zip file.

Regards,

Aurelien

[Aurelien Garros]

Hi David,

Our experience is that the UPOC protocol (in Write mode) is not very “stable”. I advice that you call your proc in OB TPS, in this case you could use KILL, ERROR, CONTINUE,… (with this solution, the message will not be send to the Send fail proc)

Aurelien

[Aurelien Garros]

Hi,

I don’t know if it is available on the CIS version you are using but to avoid the memory crash, you could use the Disk-based queuing option in the Process configuration.

Below an extract from the Cloverleaf doc :

Disk-Based Queuing

Click the checkbox to use disk-based queuing for this process.

Under normal processing, the queues in the threads and process are kept in memory (RAM) and backed by the recovery database, if in use. Disk-based queuing moves the data of the messages (but not the metadata) to disk only, reducing the RAM required by the process.

Use this option if there is a very high volume process, or if the process is working with very large messages.

Messages using disk-based messaging save to the recovery database.

Regards,

Aurelien

[Aurelien Garros]

Hi Richard,

Can you post you tcl code ?

Thanks,

Aurelien

[Aurelien Garros]

Hi Garry,

It was to call java class in a “if” condition but you’re right I can make this directly in my java class. Good idea.

Thanks,

Aurelien

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