Class Reference
IRIS for UNIX 2024.1.2
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Private
Storage
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Add a new component to a production
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EnsPortal.Dialog.ProductionAddOperation | EnsPortal.Dialog.ProductionAddProcess | EnsPortal.Dialog.ProductionAddService |
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If true, then this dialog displays an Apply button.
Comma-separated list of additional CSS include files for the page. If this page is using CSS3 then the CSS3INCLUDES parameter is used (if defined).
User needs WRITE permissions on the %Ens_ProductionConfig resource to view this page and its subclasses.
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Name of production that is displayed.
Is the user permitted to access the fileSelect popup.
HTML info of possible default settings
Holder for return value.
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Generic method for adding a new host
This method checks to see if the supplied field value is a simple name or a full class name. If a simple name this method prepends the package for the identified production to the simple name.This method also determines if the field value supplied in the wizard is going to have to be made into an alias and if so, returns the corresponding alias name and class name that it is going to use when it creates the rule. This gives the user the chance to accept/decline creating a rule with that alias and/or class name.
The return value of this method is a string that provides a class name and/or alias name, in one of the following comma-separated formats:
First position: "+" if we needed to prepend a package name to a simple rule name but it was otherwise fine, blank if we did not prepend anything
Second position: <aliasName> if a suitable class name had to be derived from an alias name, and this is the alias
Third position: <className> giving the class name (in any case)
Fourth position: "-" if a rule with this class name already exists, otherwise blank
This method returns a value that JavaScript can understand as 1 (true) or 0 (false).
Add new routing rule to complete a new HL7 or X12 service that has created its own "dedicated" router.
If "auto-create service target" is true, disable the dataCombo field for choosing a service.
Choose the correct adapter class and hide/show the correct fields for the selected protocol type. host = Service,Operation; edi = HL7,X12; type = TCP,File,FTP,HTTP,SOAP
Hide all form fields in response to the choice of protocol/adapter (Input Type).
Hide a form field; this usually happens based on the choice of protocol/adapter (Input Type).
This client event is fired when the a popup page launched from this page fires an action.
Show a form field; this usually happens based on the choice of protocol/adapter (Input Type).
Do validation of all fields on the form.