[Bobby Harris]

Thank you for responding.

I did not receive the typical notification from Clovertech.

I am not using an xlate. I THOUGHT I could use just add  a typical tcl script to the initial thread and have that tcl script provide the appropriate information to the sqllite database thread.

I will try using a comma.

I saw the whole message option, but did not try it. I will try it.

Not sure I understand you last paragraph.

 

[Bobby Harris]

Thank you for your response!

YOU STATED: You will need an XML Schema or DTD (Schema is better) then you can compile that using the Cloverleaf XML builtin tool for compiling XML Scheme/DTD. Hopefully the XML owner will provide you with the Schema or DTD.
RESPONSE:
Per the (SIMON) WSDL file, I used CL and managed to generate multiple xsd files.
1. connectivityTest_include0.xsd    Resides in own folder with           connectivityTest_include0.ocm and .ocmindex
2. submitSingleMessage_include0.xsd    Resides in own folder with submitSingleMessage_include0.ocm and .ocmindex
* Each file below has an OCM File with same
3. connectivityTest_input.xsd
4. connectivityTest_output.xsd
5. submitSingleMessage_input.xsd
6. submitSingleMessage_output.xsd

YOU STATED: Once that is compiled you reference the compiled XML in your Xlate just like your HL/7 Message. Configure your IB or OB to point to the compiled XML as appropriate.
RESPONSE: Not sure how to reference the compiled XML in my Xlate – assuming the above files are the ones I should use. Is this done in the Translation configurator? I tried using Source as HL7 and Destination as XML.

[Bobby Harris]

Thank you for your insight!

Your recommendation is currently how it is setup. The process is high volume  (ADTs) and sometimes goes into Panic – very early before business hours. We will have to come up with a solution, because we will have the need to leverage this IB source for more projects.

Thanks

[Bobby Harris]

Follow up for Jim,

You mentioned (same Client IP address different ports). I was thinking using the same port. So, each CL process would use the exact same port to retrieve the server data.

[Bobby Harris]

Hi Jim,

Thank you for your response.

Your Question: What is your perceived issue wit the way you are doing it now?

The CL documentation states to avoid using inter process threads to aid in resource management. Our server is “stressed” at times and as a newbie and am looking for ways to reduce the stress.

[Bobby Harris]

Hello Todd

Thank you for your insight!

“Weird” is the perfect word when the server capacity gets very high. I spent some time comparing our environment to the Best Practice document and some areas of improvement have been revealed.

Replicating the production environment is an interesting idea. I can see the benefits you mentioned as well as a disaster recovery opportunity. It would definitely take some thought and planning.

Thanks Again for your feedback.

 

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