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GE.CPO.EMR.90.Application GetCurrentLogicianUser

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sschoenberg

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What properties are returned by the method GetCurrentLogicianUser() using the activeX object GE.CPO.EMR.90.Application.

xobject = new ActicveXObject("GE.CPO.EMR.90.Application");

user = xobject .GetCurrentLogicianUser();

I got the firstName and LastName ok, but I need the UserId.

alert("Got CurrentLogicianUser:" + user.FirstName + " " + user.LastName

In a previous post I was told to use

xobject .eval( "{USER.LOGINNAME}") but eval method is not defined on the xobject.

Posted : November 14, 2016 6:37 am

mikeseale

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eval() is in a different object - "GE.CPO.EMR.80.Mel". Your code should work if you switched it to:

var xobject = null; var melobject = null; try { xobject = new ActiveXObject("GE.CPO.EMR.90.Application"); xobject.SetPasscode(window.external.Passcode); } catch (excp) { msg = "Unable to load ActiveX interface GE.CPO.EMR.90.Application.\nError message: " + excp.Message; alert(msg); }


try

{

        melobject  = new ActicveXObject("GE.CPO.EMR.80.Mel");

}

catch (excp)

{

        msg = "Unable to load ActiveX interface GE.CPO.EMR.80.Mel.\nError message: " + excp.Message;

        alert(msg);

}

if (melobject != null) user = melobject.eval("{USER.LOGINNAME}");

EDIT: Added some try/catch logic

Posted : November 14, 2016 6:48 am

rwilliams

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This intrigues me. In what context are you using ActiveX? Is it custom HTML forms?

Posted : November 15, 2016 3:30 am

mikeseale

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Posts: 344

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In my case I am using ActiveX to make a connection to CPS for custom HTML forms.

Posted : November 15, 2016 3:48 am

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