Hi,
Pls do not harm the messenger. :)
I find CACHE from InterSystems pretty powerful and
convenient for my windows PC. I got the CPRS up
running soon enough.
The hardhat and Nancy's guides are also well written
enough.
My only complain is not to find complete commercial
licensing information as
Kevin,
I did get the same error before. I wonder if its
something to do with an erroneous port opening.
I follow manual advice to check CACHE SYSTEM STATUS
(denoting the what the ports are opened) with D ^%SS.
If i notice that port 9200 is not opened properly
where it keeps dropping, i will have
Hmm, some memory flashes here:
It could be this:
TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS BOX-VOLUME PAIR
where i ensure that one is OUT OF SERVICE as i defined
my CACHE:CACHEWEB as VISTA:CACHE, i tot i screwed up
when i got exactly your error on running CPRS +
RPCBroker, but after revisiting this i manage to
I am pasting some of his reply in here. Can some gurus explain the second
part to me?
The problem with Kevin's solution as suspected by Steve:
Something close to that was one of the options that we considered. However,
that will limit a user to a single application connection to
Isn't he saying that the user will only be allowed one connection to
that port? Only one application may *listen* on a given port, but any
number of applications can, in principle, *connect* to that port.
--- Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone explain what this means?
that
Hello Chuck,
For many network administrators, this is certainly no surprise. I recently
attended a Learning Tree Network Security Course in Los Angeles. The
instructor was a Dr. Bob Cromwell, a computer security consultant out of
Purdue University (go Hoosiers?). He has developed an extensive
John:
I quite agree that hardhats is a congenial, helpful group of folks. The
world, though, in recent times has been through a Decade of Denial (the
90') in addressing issues and now a Decade of Refusal to work on
issues. Hardhats went through the times of the Gnomes of Darkness to
create
For years I have been attending World VistA meetings, and have quietly
helped those who were interested in knowing more about Cache. I can show
how using objects to expose VistA data can help VistA acceptance. Using
objects not object wrappers can provide performance that cannot be
obtained using
And if a user wanted to have to instances of CPRS up
on a workstation, she could put different port numbers
in the command-line parameters.
Kevin
--- Greg Woodhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Isn't he saying that the user will only be allowed
one connection to
that port? Only one application
Patients in the Department of Veterans Affairs healthcare system are more
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--
Nancy Anthracite
Robert Witkop,
I, for one, would like to know more about Cache and Intersystems, especially
the 'how to map VistA to objects' and, in particular, Cache server pages. I
have a web application that used VistA Webman in the DSM environment. Since
our August 2004 conversion to Cache, I haven't been
Proof is in the pudding. I created the necessary Cache' objects to
emulate a VistA system and now I am able to perform ADHOC queries and
write programs using modern day programming languages. For example I
recently wrote a Mental Health Performance Monitor Web page using a
mixture of html,
Denise,
I will work with you offline, then if there is interest you can post the
results. Please send information on your application/problems to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks,
Bob Witkop
On Tue, 2004-12-21 at 09:13, Deweese, Denise M. wrote:
Robert Witkop,
I, for one, would like to know
Bob,
Please contact me off line, I would specifically like to know who you
begged and pleaded with as this is the first time I have heard of your
concerns about being not being able to present at WorldVistA meetings.
Frankly, given the seriousness of this issue, I am surprised that you
have
The general way to check for arguments is to check the variable count so
the below psudocode would translate into
if [ ?# -lt 0 ] then
$gtm_dist/mumps -r $1
else
$gtm_dist /mumps -dir
fi
this would be in bourne , bash or Korn shell.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
Bob,
I am reminded of the parable of the sower, which is described in three
accounts in the New Testament. Regardless of your fundamental religious
beliefs, the story comes down through the centuries as basic truth quite
apart from the context of those accounts.
The sower is not inclined to
Hey All,
Just to let everyone know that I seem to be up and
running on a production setting. Can it be true?
Thanks for the help everyone.
Kevin
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I have a question about GTM.
When I launch a GTM shell, and then start the RPC
broker, I assume that it runs in the background
somehow. How does this work?
Will the code be shut down if I quit the shell (I
don't think so). Or how about if I log off the user?
Thanks
Kevin
It's going to depend on how you launch it. A DO will tie it to your
particular job. If you JOB it, it's independent of your job.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin
Toppenberg
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 2:52 PM
To: Hardhats
Congratulations Kevin! That's a tremendous achievement.
Lloyd
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Hardhats Sourceforge hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 4:50 PM
Subject: [Hardhats-members] Up and running
Hey All,
Just
You can use the mupip stop command to kill an M process. It takes as a
parameter the process ID to stop. This can be obtained with the Unix ps
command. I usually type:
ps -ef | grep mumps
at the unix prompt to list the running mumps processes. From this list I can
pick out the ID I want to
Kevin,
Just in time for Christmas...congratulations!
What functionality have you implemented?
Cheers,
Joseph
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Hey All,
Just to let everyone know that I seem to be up and
running on a production setting. Can it be true?
Thanks for the help everyone.
Kevin
Ostrander, Terry L. wrote:
Proof is in the pudding.
I totally agree. Concrete examples and comparisons can be quite illuminating.
I created the necessary Cache' objects to
emulate a VistA system and now I am able to perform ADHOC queries and
write programs using modern day programming
Title: CPRS Messaging Cont'd
Does anyone know the name of the message that is used to send data back the server for new orders in CPRS? I have gone as far as to update the response object to contain my additional data elements. However, I am not sure where or what message to put the data so
My initial goal was a repository of progress notes.
Of course, as I have shown members of my group the
CPRS client, they immediately want prescription
writing and med side effects etc.
But right now, I can type progress notes into CPRS.
What I still need to achieve is an easy way of adding
quote
We (UC Davis VMTH) have been generating comparable web pages and queries
in VMACS for 10 years now using MUMPS, HTML, and JavaScript and
comparable ADHOC queries for more than 10 years before that using
Fileman and our own query and search tools written in MUMPS. We have
avoided use of SQL
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