[Bakha Nurzhanov]

what about running yum install boost-math?

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

Max Drown wrote:

Dustin, we have many many users on RedHat Linux. It is my personal favorite OS choice due to cost, ease of use, uptime, and reliability. There are no known issues that I am aware of that would prevent you from using RedHat with Cloverleaf.

Max – would it be OK to install Cloverleaf 6 on RHEL 6.4 not 6.1 (note minor version number)?

Thanks!

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

David – we (Valley Medical Center in Renton, WA) are using Subversion. If you would like to, drop me a private message via CloverTech and I can go into more details and answer your specific questions.

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

I believe clock scan -format option gets introduced in Tcl 8.5

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

Pascal – check out http://repoforge.org/use/ – that is where we got pgtcl I believe. You will also need to install postgresql RPM (to get client libraries on your system if you do not have them already).

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

Anyone else is using built-in encapsulated TCP/IP protocol? If so, are you seeing any issues?

I just had to go back to using “old” pdl-tcpip with mlp_tcp.pdl after troubleshooting an inbound connection. During the troubleshooting I discovered (using tcpdump) that HL7 ACK messages, generated by the engine, did not have start block and end block bytes. As far as I know only one connection was affected (and we are trying this out in our test sites) and a few others that I had built using new thread templates (with built-in encapsulated TCP/IP protocol) are working OK.

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

Grady Stephens wrote:

Our system admin was able to configure the “Data Source” required by the message archive function of cloverleaf and we now have it to working. I have attached a document that contains the instructions he gave me of what he did.

Would you mind attaching your document?

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

B Heller wrote:

Is their an TCL command that you can use to send an email from Cloverleaf to Microsoft outlook?

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

Robert, see below

$ pgp -h

Pretty Good Privacy(tm) Version 6.5.8

$ uname -a

HP-UX mkifmgr2 B.11.11 U 9000/800 151424690 unlimited-user license

I got it from http://web.mit.edu/network/pgp.html (MIT PGP distribution site) which apparently no longer provides it.

This site http://www.pgpi.org/products/pgp/versions/freeware/unix/ seems to have it.

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

Here is the TCL code (see attached). Please note that you need to have both TCL procs work in tandem with each other to capture file name into a global variable first and then populate USERDATA meta data field with the value of that global in the second proc. See attached screenshots for proc placement.

Hopefully this helps.

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

I have not had chance to install 5.4 yet and it would be great if metadata will have ability to carry FILENAME with the message through the engine.

Jim is absolutely right. I have another set of procs that do set OBFILENAME key list value in message metadata. Let me know if you want me to send that to you via e-mail or whether I should post it on the board.

Essentially it takes file name from inbound Fileset-Local or Fileset-FTP and stuffs it into userdata in metadata.

Drop me a message here or e-mail me.

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

You would need to use PROTOCOL:upoc and then use Inbound TPS to place your tclproc which will have processing logic in time clause of the switch statement

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

Max Drown wrote:

Quote:

It will go into Write TPS of the UPOC protocol.

What exactly does that mean?

Max – drop me an e-mail and we can chat.

Bakha Nurzhanov

Valley Medical Center

bakha@valleymed.org

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

I have done such thing. I am encrypting content of a message before passing it to the outbound protocol driver. I had difficult time doing dual pipe as in:

(UNIX eq: cat “message” | pgp | cat ) so I had to create a temporary file by writing the message. I then exec pgp < tempfile_in > tempfile_out. Lastly I would read tempfile_out back into message and pass it on. You would also need to change DRIVERCTL metadata to append .pgp to the original file name (which is not mandatory but is a nice thing to do to your trading partner). You would need to create temp directory in your $HCIROOT if you use this code verbatim. You also would need to use command line version of pgp and it will have to be in your $PATH. I also get original file name from USERDATA structure of message metadata which I populate using custom code.

Here is the snippet of the code:

Code:

               global HciConnName HciRootDir
               set msgCtr [CtrNextValue “${HciConnName}”]
               set msgOutFileName [file join ${HciRootDir} {temp} ${HciConnName}_${msgCtr}]
               set msgOutFile [open ${msgOutFileName} w]
               msgwrite raw $mh $msgOutFile
               flush $msgOutFile
               close $msgOutFile
               set msgInFileName “$msgOutFileName.pgp”
               catch { exec pgp +verbose=0 +force -ef < $msgOutFileName > $msgInFileName ${pgp_user_id} }
               set msgInFileSize [file size ${msgInFileName}]
               set msgInFile [open ${msgInFileName} r]
               msgread raw $mh $msgInFile $msgInFileSize
               close $msgInFile
               file delete $msgOutFileName $msgInFileName

               set fileName “$fileName.pgp”
               set drvr_ctl_str “{FILESET {{OBFILE $fileName} {OBSTYLE single}}}”
               msgmetaset $mh DRIVERCTL $drvr_ctl_str

               lappend dispList “CONTINUE $mh”

[Bakha Nurzhanov]

I will need to implement something ‘web  services’ like soon and I am currently considering IHB. I asked Rob Abbott at the recent RUG and he suggested using CGI script talking to a thread on CL to implement ‘web service’ without purchasing IHB.

I have not decided yet which route I will take.

What are your thoughts?

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