Hi Thom, I had to put this issue on the back-burner for bit as other duties came into play.
I'm still having streaming issues with Misys. I've loaded the Bss6.stm into the STOffice/Macros and Workgrp/Macros directory (I'm currently using Persoft SmartTerm v7.0) I've set the Misys.stw file to be the default startup once SmarTerm Office is launched, however, I still cannot connect via stream into the application. This is what I've included into the Misys.stw file: [Macro] UserFileName=Bss6.stm WorkgroupFileName=Bss6.stm I am able to connect into Misys using 'windows' connect. However, I am not able to record coordinates in my script. This is going to be problematic once I begin scripting worksheets, etc. when additional facilities join the existing Misys Lab system. I understand with Mckesson a second connect; HBOWem server was required to communicate btwn BWS and Mckesson. Is there a similar second connect between Misys and BWS?? Or is the macro "bss6.stm" sufficient? Main goal is to be able to stream into Misys. Thanks! Kelvin Lam LIS Analyst / IMIS Vancouver Coastal Health CANADA Ph: 604-875-5555 loc. 61232 -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Thom C. Blackwell Sent: November 17, 2005 3:25 PM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [Talk] New User - Scripting in Misys HealthCare System Greetings, Here are instructions for connecting to SmarTerm: The SmarTerm Connection operates as a macro in the SmarTerm emulation. The macro is provided in the file Bss6.stm in C:\BSS70\ which should be placed in the SmarTerm Macros directory. It is also suggested that you configure SmarTerm to run the macro on when the session is loaded. The connection to SmarTerm uses the Stream Connection: Connect "smarterm", stStream So basically load the macro, run it in SmarTerm and then use a Stream connection in Boston WorkStation. The Shell command is used to launch an application, document or URL. So in the case of connecting to HBOWem you have to first launch HBOWem (the first Shell) Then launch the Boston WorkStation HBOWem Server (the second Shell) And finally connect in with Stream connection Why do you have to launch the HBOWem Server? It's job is to "talk" to HBOWem for us - and then we can communicate with it via a Stream Connection. Hope this helps! Regards, Thom Thom C. Blackwell Product Manager Boston Software Systems www.BostonWorkStation.com 866 653-5105 - ex 807 [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lam, Kelvin [CORP] Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 6:18 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Talk] New User - Scripting in Misys HealthCare System Hello, I'm a new user to Boston Workstation. What i am trying to do is to create a script for logging into Misys through a terminal emulator program SmartTerm (persoft application). Also, I am trying to get an understanding on how to use the 'shell' command. >From my training session, i was shown how to launch HBOWEM (the Mckesson System). I had to have 2 shell operations, one to the HBOWEM32.exe, one to HBOWEMserver.exe (in the the Bss70 directory) and lastly to connect to HBO_STAR stStream. Why? What does each shell operation activate? And am i to have similar shell operations for Misys / Misys GUI?? Your help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks. Regards, Kelvin Lam LIS/IMIS Analyst Vancouver Coastal Health
