[mikek]

Thanks, it worked 🙂 – Even a few days ago I couldn’t get it to ask for a PIN, today it did… strange, but anyway the PIN worked and I now have a paired Vitalograph 🙂

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Mike

[mikek]

Hi Yves,

I assume you are seeing this when shutting the server down? It is unfortunately how the server has behaved for a very long time – I don’t know if anyone has ever looked into the reason behind it. But while no-one want to see errors about memory leaks, I believe it doesn’t affect the running system.

If you happen to find the reason behind it I would love to hear about it.

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Mike

[mikek]

Hi,

You need to run the datamigrations the first time you start the system (start with the OpenTele2-Server, as that is the one who will seed the database).

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Mike

[mikek]

Hi Simon,

Sounds great that you will share your code, the version number on the html app should be 2.12.0 – the same for the server.

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Mike

[mikek]

Hi Simon,

I’m happy that you share what you are working on – are you planning to give some of it back to the community? The things you work on, could have great value for the project. An iOS client has been on the wish list for a long time, the WebRTC would also be quite interesting.

About the Web Bluetooth API integration – some work has been done on the 4SDC component (http://wiki.4s-online.dk/doku.php?id=4sdc:start) that is also cross platform and open source, the current plans are to replace the current implementation in OpenTele with this module – the idea is to make it even more easy for implementors to interface with measurement devices, so you should be aware of this when planning. I would be interested in a closer dialog with you about this.

The “new” version of OpenTele that I was talking about, is just an updated version of OpenTele2 that you can pull from our Bitbucket site – so no need for a specail upgrade path.

^__^
Mike

[mikek]

So you are asking for the name of the .apk file for the android html client?  – the name of that one is dependent of the version (the version is part of the name), in the current version of our sandbox, builded as described on our wiki page, the name is: “OpenTele-Html5-dev-2.0.3.apk”^__^Mike

[mikek]

Hi,I'm not sure if I understand you correctly, but you can use any webbrowser to access the citizen interface / client.  What you get from using the android html5 app is for instance the ability to do automatic transfers of measurements from measuring devices to the questionnaires.Can you be more specific in what you mean with artifact?^__^Mike

[mikek]

Hi,The "static webpage" only talks with the webpage running in the html5 client or in a browser - so the line with the description "text" should be removed from the drawing.^__^Mike

[mikek]

Ok, I checked the error message if the configuration files were missing, it would write:

Code:

Nov 06, 2015 02:53:49 PM org.codehaus.groovy.grails.commons.cfg.ConfigurationHelperWARN: Unable to load specified config location file:c:/kihdatamon/settings/datamon-config.properties : File does not exist.Nov 06, 2015 02:53:49 PM org.codehaus.groovy.grails.commons.cfg.ConfigurationHelperWARN: Unable to load specified config location file:/usr/share/tomcat7/.kih/datamon-config.properties : File does not exist.Using database url: jdbc:h2:clinicianDb;MVCC=TRUE;IGNORECASE=TRUE

But in your log it only complains about the "c:/kihdatamon...." so it looks like your configuration files are found in the correct place - still there is something strange...  more investigation is needed.^__^Mike

[mikek]

What I could see in the log was that the opentele-server started, all was good at that point, then the other servers tried to start – at that point you could access the opentele-server but not the others.  a bit later (maybe 5 min) I could see that the opentele-server was trying to start again, I didn't see the reason why it had stopped, but the second time the opentele-server tried to start, it couldn't, as far as I remember because of some network issue (a port was taken).  That fits with what you described you saw, first the opentele-server was responing, later it wasn't. I'll do some more tests on where the configuration files are read from in the code on BitBucket.^__^Mike

[mikek]

Hi,I have been looking at the logs, and at your configuration files, I'm not convinced that the server is using the configuration files, in which folder did you put them?  - (in /usr/share/tomcat7/.kih or in /home/[randomuser]/.kih or in ????)As far as I remember, there are some modifications to the code on the virtual machine as to where the configuration files are read from, so it would be interesting if you have the source code from the virtual machine or directly from BitBucket.^__^Mike

[mikek]

Your configuration files look fine.  I could give some educated guesses on what happened, but can you zip the logs folder (var/lib/tomcat7/logs) and send them to me so I can verify it?^__^Mike

[mikek]

Woups, there should be a missing “*” after the “sudo chmod -R a+rw”, thank you for pointing it out, I have updated the wiki.  Without the * we are not telling chmod which file to change the permissions on.When you say that the opentele-server worked fine first, but the other two's didn't, and the opposite happened later, do you mean after a restart of the server or just that some time passed?Can you post the contents of the files in the .kih folder?  - You can replace the passwords with [password] or something before posting.^__^Mike

[mikek]

Hi,I'm afraid I don't know the answers to most of your questions, but I will tell you what I know.1)The NSP is used to get access to the CPR system, I don't know anything specific about the interface, I assume the documentation can be found on the Internet somewhere.The communication between KIH and OpenTele is using some proprietary protocol as far as I know.I don't know enough about the CTG implementation to say anything useful in this context, sorry....2) That depends on the tablet, you might need some kind of adapter (and be sure your tablet/phone can act as a master when communicating - simplified that means it can supply power to the USB connection, rather than charge from it.)3)A manual measurement means that the user need to enter the value manually, an automatic is when the transfer is done without the user manually entering measurements.  The simulated I assume is used during development to simulate an automatic measurement - "I assume" is the key word here 🙂I'm sorry I can't be of much more help....^__^Mike

[mikek]

Did you double check that the password-username in all the configuration files are the same? (in the .kih folder)

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