[Chuck Busch]

Here is a sample of the output

[Chuck Busch]

Script that takes the data from the USERDATA key and assigns it to the OBFILE key.  This is what names the outbound file.

[Chuck Busch]

XLATE for the conversion of the HL7 to the VRL format

[Chuck Busch]

Script on the inbound thread that stores the value from PID-3 in the USERDATA key

[Chuck Busch]

Interface description

[Chuck Busch]

Here are the details of this solution for anyone who needs to:

1. Take an inbound HL7 message

2. Parse this message and store specific pieces of data in METADATA USERDATE

3. Format this HL7 to a readable document using a VRL

4. FTP this document to a server with the data from the USERDATA as the filename.

5. Each message gets it own named text document

[Chuck Busch]

Please disregard this post.  I discovered the problem.  I was testing the proc with and HL7 message and those instances worked.  When I attempted to use this script in the route it was failing because the message was altered by the time it reached my proc.  Thus there was no value in PID-3 to pull because the message was no longer formatted like an HL7.

[Chuck Busch]

Here is the msgdump from the failed attempt.  Notice the value in the msgDriverControl is the value I am passing to it.

msg: 0x0204BCB4

   msgType           : DATA

   msgClass          :

   msgState          : Unknown: 0 (0)

   msgPriority       : 5120

   msgRecoveryDbState: Log:off (1)

   msgFlags          : 0x2

   msgMid            : [0.0.0]

   msgSrcMid         : midNULL

   msgSrcMidGroup    : midNULL

   msgHostId         : 4028562964

   msgOrigSrcThread  :

   msgOrigDestThread :

   msgSrcThread      :

   msgDestThread     :

   msgXlateThread    :

   msgSkipXlate      : 0

   msgSepChars       :

   msgNumRetries     : 0

   msgGroupId        : 0

   msgDriverControl  : {FILESET {{OBFILE 3100069429.txt}}}

   msgRecordFormat   :

   msgRoutes         :

   msgUserData       :

   msgStaticIsDirty  : 0

   msgVariableIsDirty: 1

   msgTimeStartIb    : 1466801162.528

   msgTimeStartOb    : 1466801162.528

   msgTimeCurQueStart: 0.000

   msgTimeTotalQue   : 0.000

   msgTimeRecovery   : 1466801162.528

   msgEoConfig       : 0x00000000

   msgData (BO)      : 0x0204BDB8

[Chuck Busch]

Thank you that worked.

I am on CloverLeaf 6.1.1

[Chuck Busch]

We are in the process of upgrading from Redhat Linux 5.8 to Windows Server 2012 6.1.  In the product specifications it reads 2012 R2 is not validated and I was wondering if everyone followed that recommendation or if you installed it on 2012 R2>

[Chuck Busch]

My data is like this>

Seg

Seg

Seg

Seg

Seg

Seg

OBX

Literally it is

MSH

PID

PV1

ORC

OBR

{OBX}

I am making the file myself with C# extraction from a database.  I have one record per line.  I can put any filed seperator I want in the data.  In the screen shot above I used a pipe for the Seg vrl and a tilda for the OBX vrl.

[Chuck Busch]

I had hoped to add more screen shots but I guess we can only upload 3.  In particular I wanted to  upload the XLATE.  In it I am trying to ITERATE using the OBX segment defined in HRL.  I am using the Type of segment and the variable %s1.

[Chuck Busch]

Max,

Thanks for the suggestion to use the time mode to execute my scripts.

[Chuck Busch]

The problem I have is this.  I want to use Cloverleaf to transfer files from a server outside of our network to a cold feed in folder for HPF.  The VPN tunnel is built between Cloverleaf and the outside system.  I am not sure what the best way to proceed is.

1.  Should I create a share on my PWIM box for the sending system to drop files to.

 or  Should I try and FTP them from the outside server using my inbound thread.

2. Then for the outbound to the cold feed in directory.

  a. Should I use samba to mount a share to that directory or is there a different way to do this?

[Chuck Busch]

Max,

At what UPOC do you put this script.  Does it go

Protocol > Properties > Start-up procedures .

or

Does it go in the Outbound Tab > TPS Outbound Data

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