[Ran Yan]

we use 5.7

I think the problem is: when there is a space in MRN, TCL use {} to keep it as whole string, so cloverleaf can not recognize it. And if I add “nocomplain” in the code, it shows

“

QDX_Tcl_SplitList({HE) failed: unmatched open brace in list

“

I will talk with Cloverleaf support about this issue. THanks for you help

Charlie Bursell wrote:

You never did say what version of Cloverleaf?

If this does not help you then you need more help tahn can be provided in this formum.

[Ran Yan]

but then the MRN will have {} because tcl treats it as string.

Charlie Bursell wrote:

What version of Cloverleaf?

[Ran Yan]

which one do you think I need to change? I just checked the NetCongig, I use mlp_tcp.pdl in the PDL options and tps_create_hl7_ack in my TPS Inbound Data, then I dont see any tcl I use before Cloverleaf translates HL7 message. Should I modify the tps_create_hl7_ack? Thanks

David Barr wrote:

This looks like a problem with a TCL proc that is specific to your site. It might need to be modified to handle spaces.

[Ran Yan]

Mike Campbell wrote:

I saw this freeware app:

http://www.dotkam.com/2008/05/28/generate-xsd-from-xml/

I haven’t used this one, but id sounds fairly easy and straight forward.

I tried to use this program, however, when I run it, it gives me this error:

fatal: exception “com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.impl.io.MalformedByteSequenceException” thrown: Invalid byte 1 of 1-byte UTF-8 sequence.

do you have any idea what’s going on?

[Ran Yan]

Cool. Thank you!

I just successfully compiled the xsd file in Cloverleaf. Now I am editing the xsd to match the XML file from third party vendor. Unfortunately, they do not provide xsd form to us, only XML file. Would you please help me check whether my xsd file is a match? Thanks

xsd file

<xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema&#8221;

targetNamespace=”http://www.w3schools.com&#8221;

xmlns=”http://www.w3schools.com&#8221;

elementFormDefault=”qualified”>

 

   

     

     

     

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

XML

–

 –

 XXXX MEDICAL CENTER

 05422

 XXXXX VISTAD

 12/19/1949

 CLINIC

 DEXA BONE DENSITY AXIAL-77080

 TAL-599142

 03/02/2011 11:55 AM

 XXXXX

 XXXXXXXXXXXXX

 

actually, in ROWDATA segment, it includes all files, each in the ROW segment

[Ran Yan]

James Cobane wrote:

Ran,

Instead of double quotes, try enclosing the -c parameter in single quotes:

exec hcicmd -p processA -c ‘from_singlethread pstop’;hcicmd -p processA -c ‘from_singlethread pstart’

This is how we have our alerts defined that are bouncing threads.

[Ran Yan]

Actually I tried to only use exec hcicmd -p processA -c “from_singlethread pstop”, but the thread did not stop, while I type this command in command line, the thread stops immediately.

James Cobane wrote:

Ran,

I would do this as 1 exec action:

exec hcicmd -p processA -c “from_singlethread pstop”;hcicmd -p processA -c “from_singlethread pstart”

The semi-colon treats these as separate commands within the same exec action.

[Ran Yan]

I want to know more about XML in Cloverleaf, especially in 5.7

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