Alert Type TCPIPBASE_SERVER_IDLE_TIMEOUT_EXPIRED

The HL7 adapter is enhanced to generate an alert when no messages are received from the HL7 client with in the configured idle time-out period (threshold).

• A new alert type TCPIPBASE_SERVER_IDLE_TIMEOUT_EXPIRED has been added

• This alert is generated on expiry of the time-out period specified in Connectivity Map property: HL7 Inbound Configuration --> TCPIP Inbound Settings --> Inbound Connection Management --> idle timeout

• User must connect to the GlassFish Application Server to where the HL7 server application is deployed. View the alert from the eManage GUI.

To Execute a Sample Project for the Alert Code

1. Install HL7eWay.sar file to Sun Java CAPS Repository.

2. Start the NetBeans IDE and install the HL7 adapter nbms to NetBeans IDE.

3. Re-start the NetBeans IDE and establish connection to the Sun Java CAPS Repository.

4. Import the sample HL7 project prjHL7Inbound.zip that is bundled with HL7eWay.sar into NetBeans IDE.

   

5. Double-click on the node to invoke the Configuration Properties.

   

6. Click OK.

7. Click prjHL7Inbound to build and deploy the project to the GlassFish Application Server.

8. Send messages to HL7 inbound project continuously from HL7 External System.

9. Start Java CAPS Enterprise Manager and install the HL7eWay emr from Java CAPS Repository to Enterprise Manager.

10. Connect to GlassFish Application Server where the project is deployed from Enterprise Manager.

11. Stop sending the message from HL7 External System.

    Since there were no messages received from the HL7 External System within the configured idletimeout period, HL7 adapter will generate an alert.

12. Select the prjHL7Inbound/Deployment1/cmHL7Inbound/eaHL7Inbound external system from the explorer frame of the eManager GUI.

13. Select the Alerts link from the tree. An alert of type TCPIPBASE_SERVER_IDLE_TIMEOUT_EXPIRED is displayed in alerts table from the eaHL7Inbound=>jcdHL7inbound1 frame.

See Also

Message Code: TCPIPBASE-SERVER-IDLE-TIMEOUT-EXPIRED000008

Description: No message received from the peer within in the specified idle timeout value <60000>. So the connection with the peer is being terminated.