We are trying to build a FHIR server as a facade to an existing EHR. We are following the instructions in the paper by Robert Worden dated Dec 2013 "Building a FHIR Server on an Existing Application: Step-by-Step Guide". The backend mappping tool from www.OpenMapSW.com does not seem to work. We can connect to the database, but the tool is not able to browse the content (i.e. cannot display tables, etc, so we cannot do any mapping). Any help, insights, would be appreciated.
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How can I make my Microsoft Teams connector config page look like the ones bellow?
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I'm creating a teams app with a connector. The documentation explain how to make our own config page. (for example here and here). It works for me 👍.
But in the app directory, I saw multiple existing connectors that share the same config page structure. (name of connector, then webhook, then instructions to install)
This structure would be good for me but I did not found how to configure my connector to use that template.
Thanks for help 😀.
I would like to know how to auto manage portal's custom code just like in TFS/VSTS?
At present ,I am using XRMToolbox to manage ,push or pull portal's code into CRM Instance but disadvantage is code checkin and checkout.
Can anyone help me in this to manage a code with auto pull and push option into CRM instance with checkin ,checkout options?
Thanks in Advance!
I'm afraid the XRMToolbox plugin doesn't support it yet.
Ref: https://github.com/MscrmTools/MscrmTools.PortalCodeEditor/issues/13
But there is no stopping you from creating your own pipeline - at the end of the day portal code is just bunch of Crm entities. Part of Crm SDK is configuration migration tool - last version is here:
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.CrmSdk.XrmTooling.ConfigurationMigration.Wpf
So the idea is:
1) Get this tool
2) Define entities you want to backup & create schema xml file for them. I think you'd want adx_webpage, adx_webfile, adx_pagetemplate (and all attributes from them)
3) Export data using this schema - this exports them to .zip package that contains simple structure (schema file and data file); so you can unzip it and store in your git branch (pull)
4) For push zip this file and again use configuration migration tool to import the data
This gives you also an opportunity to have separate dev version of portal code and production version of portal code (which is always a good thing).
Portals code is made up of configuration changes to a solution (which can be extracted as xml) and data (records such as web pages, web roles etc.)
There are several tools available to help you source control both.
xrm-ci-framework provides automation tools to extract your CRM solution as xml, and then source control it. You can do this locally or in the cloud with Azure DevOps or other.
msbuild-xrm-sourcecontrol is similar. It integrates into Visual Studio to help you extract CRM customisations locally. It also has a partner project xrm-datamigration which helps you extract data from CRM, version control it and deploy it to other environments in your release pipeline. Both have documentation on the GitHub pages I've linked; this blog post is informative too.
I am trying to create VDMs using EDMX from SFSF, using this blog
I create a SCP Business Application template and then from in the srv module I try to add new data model from external source - in this case API Business Hub.
I try to use SuccessFactors Employee Central - Personal Information.
https://api.sap.com/api/ECPersonalInformation/overview
The process starts and fails with the message: "OData models with multiple schemas are not supported" and then "Could not generate Virtual Data Model classes."
The external folder is generated as expected with the XML in the EDMX folder but the csn folder is empty.
As I understand it this should work with any api from the business hub? Am I doing something wrong or am I missing something?
Thanks.
Update:
There seems to be an issue with the conversion from EDMX into CSN used by the Web IDE (which is not part of the SAP Cloud SDK).
The Java VDM generated by the OData Generator from the SAP Cloud SDK (used as a component by the Web IDE) should work without any problem.
This looks like an unexpected behavior. We will investigate this further.
In the meantime, as a workaround, you can use our maven plugin or CLI to create the data model for you. This is described in detail in this blog post.
The tl;dr version (for the CLI) is:
Determine which version of the SAP Cloud SDK you are using (search for sdk-bom in your parent pom.xml). I assume this to be version 2.16.0 for this example.
Download the CLI library from maven central: https://search.maven.org/artifact/com.sap.cloud.s4hana.datamodel/odata-generator-cli/2.16.0/jar
Download the metadata file (edmx) from the API Business Hub (as linked in your question)
Run the CLI with e.g. the following command:
java -jar odata-generator-cli-2.16.0.jar -i <input-directory> -o <output-directory> -b <base-path>
The <base-path> in there is the prefix (service independent) to be used in between your host configuration and the actual service name.
Add the generated code manually to your project.
I will updates this answer with the results of the investigation.
Im trying to create a project with SonarQube web api, I can't find any good tutorial to create them.
I need to analyze a code and then get the information that SonarQube provides, I need to automatize all of this in a web application.
Is this possible to do with SonarQube web api?
The latest SonarQube versions have an api-documentation link. For SonarCloud you can find the documentation here. The documentation to create a new project is here. If you look at the details of api/projects/create you can see the parameters needed, the changelog and a response example. This API is available since version 4.0.
I have this application which I am developing for learning purpose. I have hosted the application on AppHarbor.
It is ASP.NET MVC and EF Code First.
I added the SQL server free add on for db purpose but come what may the db connectivity is failing.
Code is hosted on Github here :- https://github.com/BilalHasanKhan/BusinessFlow
Please advise or point where I am wrong.
By switching custom error off I found the error:
Model compatibility cannot be checked because the database does not
contain model metadata. Ensure that IncludeMetadataConvention has been
added to the DbModelBuilder conventions.
You might want to check the blog post we recently did on migrations with EF Code First. There's also example code to along with the post.