This is VERY good sign and hopefully about to get better, but VistA may well be running on Windows and Cache at the VA so you are likely only part way there. I believe William was connecting to a Windows machine running VistA on Cache.
On Tuesday 29 March 2005 04:41 pm, Joseph Dal Molin wrote: > It works.....or atleast it seems to. Thanks for the port tip Nancy > > I fixed the port address and entered the following command in the > /opt/cxoffice/bin directory after downloading and installing the latest > version of Crossover Office, which essentially is Wine: > > ./wine /mnt/windows/Program\ Files/VistA/CPRS/CPRSChart.exe CCOW=disable > s=CPRSdemo.va.gov p=23 > > I used the VA demo version of CPRS....from the demo website. The launch > stalled a couple of times....there was an error message which could only > be seen by maximizing the button for the message on my toolbar....this > lead to a request to download Mozilla's Active X components and install > them on my C: drive where Windows lives in my dual boot machine. It > installed the Active X stuff and voila CPRS came up. > > We had gotten as far as the cover sheet before (William Wong, who works > with Molly Cheah) but the system would present any graphics....NOW it > seems to work fine....William thought the issue was the Active X > components. > > So.....what is needed next is a really good test drive to see by several > people to see if everything works as it should. The VA Demo is buggy so > it is not clear to me when there is a real bug or its just the demo at > this point..... > > My guess is that the combination of the latest version of wine + > whatever bells and whistles they provide for wine with Crossover Office > + plus the Mozilla Active X stuff did the trick...hopefully it is not > just a false postive alarm.... > > Joseph > > Nancy Anthracite wrote: > > That is just port 23, the telnet port, not port 23g. > > > > CCOW=disable s=CPRSDemo.va.gov p=23" > > > > On Tuesday 29 March 2005 03:11 pm, Joseph Dal Molin wrote: > >>I am trying to run the CPRS client that is downloaded from the VA demo > >>site.....from Linux using Crossover Office and pointing to the VA demo > >>server....NOT to Linux or a local install. The parameters are the ones > >>supplied by the VA..... hmmm it's been a while since I used that demo so > >>will make sure it still works from Windows.... the VA may have updated. > >> > >>J. > >> > >>Nancy Anthracite wrote: > >>>If this is the latest CPRS you are using, it will likely not work with > >>>GTM. > >>> > >>>Otherwise you can make a shortcut that points at the CPRS you want to > >>>start and include the parameters after it like is described in the > >>>Chapter 2 document on Hardhats under projects. Just add the things you > >>>have listed to the port and IP. However, I am suspicious of p=23g . > >>>Where did you find that? > >>> > >>>CPRSChart.exe s=192.168.0.102 p=9200 > >>> > >>>On Tuesday 29 March 2005 01:27 pm, Joseph Dal Molin wrote: > >>>>Does anyone know how to pass the parameters CPRS needs to connect to a > >>>>server using Crossover Office. For a lark I downloaded the latest > >>>>version of CXoffice and ran CPRS with the intention of pointing it to > >>>>the online VA demo. The splash screen comes up and there is what > >>>>definitely appears to be a network related error....it can't find the > >>>>server....it is I am sure because I couldn't figure out how to pass the > >>>>parameters CPRS needs to find the server. It may not work beyond this > >>>>point even with the parameter passed correctly, but it's worth knowing > >>>>if it does. > >>>> > >>>>The message I get is > >>>> > >>>>Error encountered, Function was: connect > >>>>Error was: WASENETUNREACH > >>>> > >>>>the parameters to pass are: > >>>> > >>>>CCOW=disable s=CPRSdemo.va.gov p=23g > >>>> > >>>>Joseph > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>------------------------------------------------------- > >>>>SF email is sponsored by - The IT Product Guide > >>>>Read honest & candid reviews on hundreds of IT Products from real > >>>> users. 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