We did a CPS upgrade on Friday and we had some problems with the jobs.txt processing so I was talked into using a wildcard command:
1853,EMR,\,copy,*.*,1
This will copy the
\\tncgeapp1\c$\Program Files\Centricity Practice Solution\jboss\server\default\deploy\centricityps.war\source\ includes 4 files (homeloc.ccc, userlib, usercheck, userchoice), and several directories (CCC, CLINICFOLDERNAME, CCC-EXT, CCC-TFE).
Now I need to add the following files…
1854,emr,\emrlink,copy,ConnectorInstallWizard.exe
1855,emr,\emrlink,copy,emrlink-orders.bat-sample
1856,emr,\emrlink,copy,emrlink-results.bat-sample
1857,emr,\emrlink,copy,emrlink.exe
1858,emr,\emrlink,copy,EMRLinkViewer.exe
1859,emr,\emrlink,copy,EMRLinkViewer.ini-sample
1860,emr,\emrlink,copy,license.txt
1861,emr,\emrlink,copy,mfc80.dll
1862,emr,\emrlink,copy,mfc80u.dll
1863,emr,\emrlink,copy,mfcm80.dll
1863,emr,\emrlink,copy,mfcm80u.dll
1865,emr,\emrlink,copy,Microsoft.VC80.CRT.manifest
1866,emr,\emrlink,copy,Microsoft.VC80.MFC.manifest
1867,emr,\emrlink,copy,msvcm80.dll
1868,emr,\emrlink,copy,msvcp80.dll
1869,emr,\emrlink,copy,msvcr80.dll
1870,emr,\emrlink,copy,releaseNotes.txt
1871,emr,\emrlink,copy,StandingOrders.exe
1872,emr,\emrlink,copy,StandingOrdersHelp.pdf
If I stage these files to be pushed from the source folder , then it will clutter the client directory for future new workstation installations so I would like to know how to push them from the \\tncgeapp1\c$\Program Files\Centricity Practice Solution\jboss\server\default\deploy\centricityps.war\source\emrlink directory or if there is a better way to handle this.
I know many people use batch files these days so I am not expecting too many responses but they have made things a lot better with the jobs.log in the client install folder so you can troubleshoot things, but using a wildcard is going to present some challenges. I could probably write a pretty complicated .bat file to give me some feedback but jobs.txt actually evolved a little bit which has that functionality built in
Mike Zavolas
Tallahassee Neurological Clinic
Could you use the EXTRACT command to run a batch file to copy those from a different source directory like you want to stage those files in?
DavidShower said:
Could you use the EXTRACT command to run a batch file to copy those from a different source directory like you want to stage those files in?
That would work but according to GE, you can just add the lines you need and it will work. You just put the additional files in their respective folders and it works. I did not test it yet, though.
Mike Zavolas
Tallahassee Neurological Clinic