What version of RPC Broker for Programmer workstation works with the Delphi
8 or 2005? I tried working with XWB1_1P31PG.EXE file. The install kits ask
for delphi 5, 6, or 7 and otherwise dies in the middle if you don't have one
of those. Can anyone help me here?
Thanks,
Madhavi
From: Nancy
The VPN/WAN is via TCP I believe. I don't know how to
monitor the window size, and I don't think I can alter
it anyway.
Kevin
--- Gregory Woodhouse
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you run the VPN over TCP or UDP? I know that TCP
based RPC protocols
(like the one used by the Broker) are still
Such as?
Kevin
--- Gregory Woodhouse
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps more to the point, how best to run an
application like CPRS in
a WAN environment is an interesting problem.
Unfortunately, you can't
have everything for free, and a simple request/reply
paradigm may not
be the
Bhaskar,
These are good ideas. I will turn them over in my
mind. I have thought about the BMCA system before,
but I'm still not sure if it will work when both
servers (i.e. the main one and the peripheral ward
server are connected) are up.
Thanks again.
Kevin
--- K.S. Bhaskar [EMAIL
Cameron,
Bhaskar made several suggestions. Which one are you
referring to?
I am most attracted to the BCMA system. But I suspect
that there will be steep learning curve, and I don't
want to invest time in it if I am headed in a
fruitless direction.
Kevin
--- Cameron Schlehuber [EMAIL
The Conference ID Number for May 13 is 5361282.
The Conference Name is Open VistA Community Call
Today's topics will include a live update from the Seattle meeting.
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To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Thursday, May
Comments below:
--- smcphelan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bhaskar's suggestion would be a nice solution if
that is what BCMA does.
The BCMA backup program does not relay all relevant
information for the EHR
for that patient. It only backups up that data that
is relevant for the
function of
Such as Remote Desktop or Terminal Services or VNC or rdesktop. All of these
significantly reduce round-trip traffic.
BTW, some of the above support encryption so that you can avoid using VPN.
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From: Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Zimmer,
If you want code formatted, just make sure that each
line has 1-2 spaces at the beginning, and then it is
automatically formatted. Its nice.
Kevin
--- JohnLeo Zimmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been chewing on Bhaskar's install/run/erase
script for months
now. I need to run it
There is no release after version 7. Can't you just
install it for Delphi 7, and then bring it into Delphi
8/2005?
By the way, I'm glad to see that you discovered the
RPC broker. Because this is another way to do the
calls you were wanting i.e. to create a separate
application the makes the
Never mind, based on other comments, I don't think
that BMCA is a viable option without significant
extension.
Kevin
--- Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cameron,
Bhaskar made several suggestions. Which one are you
referring to?
I am most attracted to the BCMA system. But I
It seems the problem isn't solved. While it is expensive, a T1 - upward of
$500 in BellSouth country - or some fraction of T1 (less expensive), may
give some relief. The advantage of T1 is it doesn't vary depending on how
busy the network is. Cable is notorious for the 3pm after school creep. DSL
All these work great with T1. We tested all except rdesktop
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:hardhats-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Maury Pepper
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2005 7:35 AM
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] Re:
I was indeed referring to the approach BCMA represents ... and you are quite
right that significant work remains to extend that kind of
central-distributed functionality. In addition to the Herculean work
remaining for the development of the HDR (most of which will be in the data
standardization
Miscellaneous ramblings..and thinking out loud
Perhaps we have a window of opportunity and some significant strategic
opportunity outside the VA since there are not many VistA installs yet
and the data standardization issue is not as daunting (or is it).
Outside of the VA environment,
Hey all,
I am wanting to make my HTML in CPRS code available.
But I had wanted to get the printing working first.
The problem is that to print, one must send a command
to the web browser (IE) to print. There only two
options: 1) print to the default printer, or 2) ask
the user what printer to
Here is my thinking:
VA may at somepoint come out with a system that does
what I want. But it is not here now, and I don't know
when HDR will be done. So I will probably need to
create my own system if I really need it.
An outline of my approach for creating my own system
would be:
1. Set up
I think it would be a straight-forward as creating the
functionality and distributing it with our version of
WorldVistA. Put a layer of security in such that both
parties have to agree to the transfer, and suddenly
any two users of the system can transfer data.
Kevin
--- Joseph Dal Molin
Title: New Identifier for Use in Standard Electronic Health Care Transactions
Maybe some interest here.tx/t
From: Physician Open
Door Forum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of CMS PHYSICIANODF-L
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2005 8:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: New Identifier
that's what I was hinting at too :-)
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
I think it would be a straight-forward as creating the
functionality and distributing it with our version of
WorldVistA. Put a layer of security in such that both
parties have to agree to the transfer, and suddenly
any two users of
Are
there any tools for accessing data in Vista Fileman as SQL/ODBC?
Sorry to send this twice, I forgot to change the subject line.
Using Terminal Services or VNC is a great idea. It works VERY well for all
manner of applications. It does NOT remove the need for a VPN however. While
it is correct that Terminal Services encrypts the data, the server will
issue an
T1 point to point is secure with whatever tool one chooses. ..tx/t
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Sent: Friday, May 13, 2005 11:23 AM
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Hardhats-members] Re:
Thanks, Kevin
You gave me the start I needed.
I just finished adding the script to the Wiki.
More to come, I hope.
My next target is your VistA configuration script
regards,
jlz
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
If you want code formatted, just make sure that each
line has 1-2 spaces
TO All,
Saw this on Slash dot today. Thought it was relevant with the discussion
of VPN for remote work recently.
Looks like there is a security flaw in VPN:
http://news.com.com/Flaw+found+in+VPN+crypto+security/2100-1002_3-5705185.html?part=rsstag=5705185subj=news
Alric
Many sites (maybe around 70?) at the VA use KB_SQL
(http://www.knowledgebasedsys.com). There is also a separate KB_SQL
tool for mapping Fileman databases.
-- Bhaskar
Kasperski, Dan HE0 wrote:
Are there any tools for accessing data in Vista Fileman as SQL/ODBC?
It appears to be a vulnerability if the IPSec VPN is not properly
configured.
On a more philosophical note, absolute security doesn't exist in this
universe. But that doesn't prevent security from existing in a
practical sense. We know that most door locks can be picked by a
professional in
Bhaskar,
I agree with the philosphical note. I heard somewhere once that security
is more state of mind than actual goal. Somethign that requires constant
work.
That and any system can be made 100% secure until someone access it.
Alric
It appears to be a vulnerability if the IPSec VPN is not
Alric wrote:
Bhaskar,
I agree with the philosphical note. I heard somewhere once that security
is more state of mind than actual goal. Somethign that requires constant
work.
That and any system can be made 100% secure until someone access it.
[KSB] So true! On an amusing note, you may have
Tell me, this point to point T1 is different from a
high speed INTERNET connection then? I had been
thinking that the internet was still involved. We
would also need an internet connection then I suppose.
Kevin
--- Thurman Pedigo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
T1 point to point is secure with
Well this was sure a happy find. (NOT) Now what is
one supposed to do to protect one's self? We are
using hardware based VPN. I read the original
warning, and the different modes described are not
options that I can modify in my configuration.
Well, I guess someone could break into my office
Publish early, publish often.
What did was to use the pages as a work in progress.
I would come back over several days and change it
How have you been doing? No posts for a few days..
Kevin
--- Doctor Bones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
blush...
and I am one who said he was going to put
T1 is a phone technology - digital transmission line running 1.5M/sec up
and down. Normally divided into 24 channels for voice, so a business
commonly orders a T1 line to their PBX to provide 24 phone lines. You
can also purchase fractional T1 (some number of channels), and you can
also use the
Darn I don't recall checking the firewall at my hospital before I
had my last regular colon cancer screening. I guess when you are really
sick or in the middle of life threatening emergency, or just plain
thankful for good preventative health care security is the last thing
on your
This would be VERY good if the labs will agree to use it.
-- Forwarded Message --
Subject: Linking Lab Results with Electronic Health Records
Date: Friday 13 May 2005 05:47 pm
From: California Healthcare Foundation [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Linking Lab Results
And how are you going to adhere to HIPAA with your printing? As I
understand it, an audit record needs to be keep for each print out.
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