source: BMXNET_RPMS_dotNET_UTILITIES-BMX/trunk/doc/bmx0210.n@ 810

Release notes for BMX 2.1 - released July 22, 2009

*** IMPORTANT ***
DO NOT INSTALL ON RPMS. THIS RELEASE IS FOR VISTA SYSTEMS!
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BMX.net is a broker and a software library that allows programs in .net to communicate with Vista. BMX.net support regular RPC's, SQL statements, and ADO.net updatable datasets. The user is referred to Indian Health Service's documentation for BMX:

        - Installation manual for Cache 5.x and above: http://www.ihs.gov/Cio/RPMS/PackageDocs/bmx/bmx_020i.pdf
        - Programming manual: http://www.ihs.gov/Cio/RPMS/PackageDocs/bmx/bmx_020u.pdf
        - Technical manual: http://www.ihs.gov/Cio/RPMS/PackageDocs/bmx/bmx_020t.pdf

Release 2.1 adds support for GT.M.
*** IMPORTANT ***
BMX support for GT.M uses xinetd listeners; not listeners managed by the Mumps environment. As such, the installation instructions provided by IHS won't work for GT.M.
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Pre-requisites:
        Fileman v22
        Kernel v8
        XB/ZIB v3
        XWB 1.1 patch 100001 (optional - to enable a unified listener for all brokers)

Pre-requisites are examined by the environment check routine.

Installation Instructions
=========================
Installation of BMX.net 2.1 consists of 6 steps.
1. Install BMX in Vista
2. Install Xinetd
3. Configure listener in Xinetd
4. Configure shell script that that is called by Xinetd
5. Users who don't hold XUPROGMODE will need BMXPRC assigned as an option. If you assign it as part of their primary menu, make sure to rebuild the menu before proceeding.
6. (optional) Install XWB 1.1 patch 100001

1. Install BMX in Vista
=========================
GTM>s DUZ=9 D ^XUP

Setting up programmer environment
This is a TEST account.

Terminal Type set to: C-VT100

You have 46 new messages.
Select OPTION NAME: xpd main       Kernel Installation & Distribution System


          Edits and Distribution ...
          Utilities ...
          Installation ...
          Patch Monitor Main Menu ...

Select Kernel Installation & Distribution System Option: INStallation


   1      Load a Distribution
   2      Verify Checksums in Transport Global
   3      Print Transport Global
   4      Compare Transport Global to Current System
   5      Backup a Transport Global
   6      Install Package(s)
          Restart Install of Package(s)
          Unload a Distribution
          Checksum/2nd Line Lists
          Directory Listing to MailMan
          Find/Delete File in Download Directory


Select Installation Option: 1  Load a Distribution
Enter a Host File: /opt/wv/k/bmx0210.k

KIDS Distribution saved on Jul 22, 2009@13:07:52
Comment: BMX.net 2.1; add support for GT.M

This Distribution contains Transport Globals for the following Package(s):
   BMX 2.1
Distribution OK!

Want to Continue with Load? YES// 
Loading Distribution...

Build BMX 2.1 has an Enviromental Check Routine
Want to RUN the Environment Check Routine? YES// 
   BMX 2.1
Will first run the Environment Check Routine, BMXE01


Hello, FIVE COORDINATOR

Checking Environment for Install of Version 2.0 of BMX.

Need at least FileMan 22.....FileMan 22.0 Present

Need at least Kernel 8.0.....Kernel 8.0 Present

Need at least XB/ZIB 3.....XB/ZIB 4.0 Present
Use INSTALL NAME: BMX 2.1 to install this Distribution.



   1      Load a Distribution
   2      Verify Checksums in Transport Global
   3      Print Transport Global
   4      Compare Transport Global to Current System
   5      Backup a Transport Global
   6      Install Package(s)
          Restart Install of Package(s)
          Unload a Distribution
          Checksum/2nd Line Lists
          Directory Listing to MailMan
          Find/Delete File in Download Directory

Select Installation Option:  6  Install Package(s)
Select INSTALL NAME:    BMX 2.1     Loaded from Distribution     Loaded from Dis
tribution  7/22/09@13:22:57
     => BMX.net 2.1; add support for GT.M  ;Created on Jul 22, 2009@13:07:52

This Distribution was loaded on Jul 22, 2009@13:22:57 with header of 
   BMX.net 2.1; add support for GT.M  ;Created on Jul 22, 2009@13:07:52
   It consisted of the following Install(s):
        BMX 2.1

   Checking BMX 2.1 for overlap with VOE 1.0 ...... OK
            No overlap found


   Checking BMX 2.1 for overlap with VOE 1.1 ...... OK
            No overlap found


   Checking BMX 2.1 for overlap with NO HOME 1.0 ...... OK
            No overlap found

Checking Install for Package BMX 2.1
Will first run the Environment Check Routine, BMXE01


Hello, FIVE COORDINATOR

Checking Environment for Install of Version 2.0 of BMX.

Need at least FileMan 22.....FileMan 22.0 Present

Need at least Kernel 8.0.....Kernel 8.0 Present

Need at least XB/ZIB 3.....XB/ZIB 4.0 Present

Install Questions for BMX 2.1

Incoming Files:


   90093.1   BMX USER


   90093.2   BMX APPLICATION


   90093.5   BMXNET MONITOR


   90093.9   BMX GUI REPORT


   90093.98  BMX ADO LOG


   90093.99  BMX ADO SCHEMA  (including data)

Want KIDS to Rebuild Menu Trees Upon Completion of Install? NO// 


Want KIDS to INHIBIT LOGONs during the install? NO// 
Want to DISABLE Scheduled Options, Menu Options, and Protocols? NO// 

Enter the Device you want to print the Install messages.
Enter a '^' to abort the install.

DEVICE: HOME// ;80;999999
 
<compilation errors pass by -- that's normal>

Install Completed

2. Install Xinetd
=================
User is referred to their OS's documentation

3. Configure listener in Xinetd
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Create a file in /etc/xinetd.d, with whatever name you like. I called mine BMX10502, because that's the port I am going to use. Here are the contents (don't include my comments)

service BMX10502
{
    socket_type     = stream
    type            = UNLISTED
    port            = 10502 (that can be whatever you want it to be)
    protocol        = tcp
    user            = xxxxxxxx (that's a unix user who has access to run GT.M)
    wait            = no
    disable         = no
    server          = /bin/sh
    server_args     = /opt/wv2/BMX10502 (that's the location of the script that this listener will launch when it gets a TCP call on 10502)
}

4. Configure shell script that that is called by Xinetd
=======================================================
Create a script that looks like this.
The essential lines are the ones defining gtm_dist, gtmgbldir, gtmroutines, and $gtm_dist/mumps - run XINETD^BMXMON. XINETD^BMXMON is the entry point responsible for receiving TCP calls from XINETD.

#!/bin/bash
# BMX Broker started by Xinet.d
cd /opt/wv2
date >> /opt/wv2/bmx.log

# Get GT.M profile
export vista_home="/opt/wv2"
export gtm_dist="/opt/gtm"
export gtmgbldir="$vista_home/g/mumps.gld"
export gtmroutines="$vista_home/o($vista_home/p) $vista_home/o($vista_home/r) $gtm_dist"

# Run
$gtm_dist/mumps -run XINETD^BMXMON 2>>/opt/wv2/bmx.log
exit 

Note: If you install XWB 1.1 patch 100001, you can use the CPRS listener. XWBTCPM will decide which protocol it is and route it accordingly.

5. Add BMXRPC to the user's menu
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GTM>D P^DI


VA FileMan 22.0


Select OPTION: ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES  



INPUT TO WHAT FILE: PACKAGE// 200  NEW PERSON  (77 entries)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// SECONDARY MENU OPTIONS    (multiple)
   EDIT WHICH SECONDARY MENU OPTIONS SUB-FIELD: ALL// .01  SECONDARY MENU OPTION
S
   THEN EDIT SECONDARY MENU OPTIONS SUB-FIELD: 
THEN EDIT FIELD: 


Select NEW PERSON NAME: CLERK,EIGHT                 Medical Clerk
Select SECONDARY MENU OPTIONS: OR CPRS GUI CHART// 
  SECONDARY MENU OPTIONS: OR CPRS GUI CHART// 
Select SECONDARY MENU OPTIONS: BMXRPC       BMX Procedure Calls
  Are you adding 'BMXRPC' as a new SECONDARY MENU OPTIONS (the 2ND for this NEW
 PERSON)? No// Y  (Yes)
Select SECONDARY MENU OPTIONS: 

6. (optional) Install XWB 1.1 patch 100001
==========================================
This patch allows you to use the CPRS listener for BMX.

GTM>d ^XPDIL

Enter a Host File: /opt/wv/k/xwb0110_100001.k

KIDS Distribution saved on Jul 22, 2009@13:55:06
Comment: XWB patch to support BMX.net calls

This Distribution contains Transport Globals for the following Package(s):
   XWB*1.1*100001
Distribution OK!

Want to Continue with Load? YES// 
Loading Distribution...

   XWB*1.1*100001
Use INSTALL NAME: XWB*1.1*100001 to install this Distribution.

GTM>d ^XPDI

Select INSTALL NAME:    XWB*1.1*100001     Loaded from Distribution     Loaded f
rom Distribution  7/22/09@13:56:39
     => XWB patch to support BMX.net calls  ;Created on Jul 22, 2009@13:55:06

This Distribution was loaded on Jul 22, 2009@13:56:39 with header of 
   XWB patch to support BMX.net calls  ;Created on Jul 22, 2009@13:55:06
   It consisted of the following Install(s):
 XWB*1.1*100001

   Checking XWB*1.1*100001 for overlap with VOE 1.0 .. OK
            No overlap found

Install Completed.

TESTING BMX.net
===============
In the package, there is a C# file called bmxTesterForVista_0200.cs and a .Net dll called BMXNet20.dll.
To compile the file on Mono, use the generics Mono C# compiler (gmcs), referencing BMXNet20.dll and System.Data.dll. To compile on Windows, use csc with the same arguments.

        gmcs /r:BMXNet20.dll,System.Data.dll bmxTesterForVista_0200.cs

Then you can execute it:

mono bmxTesterForVista_0200.exe
Enter IP Address of Server: 127.0.0.1
Enter the listener port: 9260
Enter your Access Code: vistais#1
Enter your Verify Code: catdog.22
Connected: True DUZ: 47
Simple RPC: User Name: CLERK,EIGHT
CPRS RPC with Parameters: 
14^Administrator,System
65^Analyst,One^- ANALYST
66^Analyst,Three^- ANALYST
69^Analyst,Two^- ANALYST
47^Clerk,Eight^- Medical Clerk
50^Clerk,Eleven^- Medical Clerk
54^Clerk,Fifteen^- Medical Clerk
44^Clerk,Five^- Medical Clerk
43^Clerk,Four^- Medical Clerk
53^Clerk,Fourteen^- Medical Clerk
48^Clerk,Nine^- Medical Clerk
46^Clerk,Seven^- Medical Clerk
45^Clerk,Six^- Medical Clerk
49^Clerk,Ten^- Medical Clerk
52^Clerk,Thirteen^- Medical Clerk
42^Clerk,Three^- Medical Clerk
51^Clerk,Twelve^- Medical Clerk
41^Clerk,Two^- Medical Clerk
58^Coordinator,Clinical^- CLINICAL COORDINATOR
9^Coordinator,Five^- ANALYST
3^Coordinator,Four
2^Coordinator,Nine
63^Coordinator,One^- ANALYST
64^Coordinator,Seven
60^Coordinator,Six^- CLINICAL COORDINATOR
67^Coordinator,Three^- ANALYST
68^Coordinator,Two^- ANALYST
21^Doctor,Eight^- Physician
24^Doctor,Eleven^- Physician
18^Doctor,Five^- Physician
17^Doctor,Four^- Physician
22^Doctor,Nine^- Physician
11^Doctor,One^- Physician
20^Doctor,Seven^- Physician
19^Doctor,Six^- Physician
23^Doctor,Ten^- Physician
16^Doctor,Three^- Physician
26^Doctor,Twelve^- Physician
15^Doctor,Two^- Physician
62^Lab,Superuser^- ANALYST
8^Manager,System^- System Manager
33^Nurse,Eight^- Nurse
36^Nurse,Eleven^- Nurse
40^Nurse,Fifteen^- Nurse


SQL Statement
ZZ PATIENT,TEST ONE
FEMALE
1/24/1945 12:00:00 AM
ZZ PATIENT,TEST THREE
MALE
1/15/1968 12:00:00 AM
ZZ PATIENT,TEST TWO
MALE
12/25/1957 12:00:00 AM

BMX Schema RPC

ZZ PATIENT,TEST ONEF1/24/1945 12:00:00 AM
ZZ PATIENT,TEST THREEM1/15/1968 12:00:00 AM
ZZ PATIENT,TEST TWOM12/25/1957 12:00:00 AM

More complicated SQL

NAMESTATEABBRAGE
ZZ PATIENT,TEST ONENEW YORKNY64
ZZ PATIENT,TEST THREEINDIANAIN41
ZZ PATIENT,TEST TWOKANSASKS51

If this doesn't work, you will get error messages like this:
Unhandled Exception: IndianHealthService.BMXNet.BMXNetException: Connection refused  at System.Net.Sockets.Socket.Connect (System.Net.EndPoint remote_end) [0x00000] 
  at System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient.Connect (System.Net.IPEndPoint remote_end_point) [0x00000] 
  at System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient.Connect (System.Net.IPAddress[] ipAddresses, Int32 port) [0x00000] 
  at IndianHealthService.BMXNet.BMXNetLib.a (System.String A_0) [0x00000] 

You may get Connection refused; connection timed out, not a valid access/verify code, verify code must be changed now, and User doesn't have access to Context BMXRPC, etc.