go to post David Foard · Aug 1, 2024 The reason we need Java 21 support is we have several components that are based on EnsLib.PEX.BusinessService and written in Java 11. We need to migrate this code to Java 21. Perhaps we will be okay if we don't leverage any Java 21 specific capability, but still wanted to get some reassurance.
go to post David Foard · Aug 1, 2024 Which we already know. We're planning for next years upgrade hence we need a definitive answer of yes or no for any 2024 version.
go to post David Foard · Aug 1, 2024 We're currently on version 2023.1.3 and plan to upgrade to a version of 2024 sometime in 2025. Still the links below don't give a definitive answer for either release.
go to post David Foard · Jul 29, 2024 Is there a benefit to compiling mapped classes first before all others?
go to post David Foard · Feb 5, 2024 Tried using this repo in GitHub Codespaces and even locally at the docker-compose command is not correct and does not create the container. I split up the commands to just do docker-compose build and then docker-compose up -d and that worked. I suspect the syntax on docker-compose --progress plain build is wrong.
go to post David Foard · Oct 23, 2023 One more question: How did you configure the Pages section of the repo? I'm getting a 404 error when i try to access the page.
go to post David Foard · Sep 27, 2023 This works fine as long as the everything is in the same repo, but ideally you would want to have a separate repo for the documentation. There will be other documentation besides the class files and we want to keep them on a distinct cadence from code updates. When I try to use the INPUT reference to another repo, it fails with source is not a readable file or directory... skipping. I've read through the documentation and I can't find anything related to referencing a remote repo. I'll post to their listserv and see if this is possible.
go to post David Foard · Sep 26, 2023 This looked interesting so I tried it on one of my repo's and it seems to create the documentation, but when I open the index.html page I don't see the navigation display for the classes; it just displays the header page. I did notice at the end the following: Running plantuml with JAVA...type lookup cache used 0/65536 hits=0 misses=0symbol lookup cache used 0/65536 hits=0 misses=0 Perhaps this is an issue?
go to post David Foard · Apr 14, 2022 What is the earliest version of IRIS that can connect to AWS S3 buckets?
go to post David Foard · Jan 21, 2022 Mark; Thanks; this is helpful and I will forward to our Observability team.
go to post David Foard · Oct 27, 2021 That is my plan to attend the IKO session today and Friday. Hoping for some enlightenment on the topic.
go to post David Foard · Oct 27, 2021 Unfortunately this doesn't really address my question. I'm looking for real world use of IKO.
go to post David Foard · Sep 15, 2021 Yes we have faced this issue with CacheStream global growing out of control. We have had to create custom purge utilities to clean this data up as well as making sure any of our persistent classes that leverage a Stream class will trigger deletes on the stream when our record is deleted. You would think the product would be able to handle this as part of cleanup of Ens.messageHeader, but alas that is not the case.
go to post David Foard · May 10, 2021 Anton, is there a minimum configuration to run this on a MacBook? The IRIS instance never starts - it's always in Pending status and the longhorn-system shows Init:0/1. I will move on and try it in Azure, but was hoping to see how it looks on my local.
go to post David Foard · Sep 16, 2020 Well you can have more than one cursor. The main problem is in the second query, we joined Ens.Messageheader to EnsLib_HL7.Message and referencing the Identifier field of EnsLib_HL7.Message was causing a compiler error on the SQL query. Once that field was removed, everything is fine. The oddity is the query would work fine on the Management Portal SQL web page, but would not work in code. The error was multiple Referenced macro not defined errors.
