Hi Community:

As you may know, I am the person who does the program and scheduling for our Global Summit sessions, so I can give you a sneak peek at our agenda before it is published.

I'm happy to report that we will have two special, four-hour workshops on Sunday, June 4, which is the day you arrive to register in Hollywood, Florida.

One is the return of the standing-room only 2022 workshop with our FHIR guru, Russ Leftwich - "Getting to Know FHIR: The Best Explanation of FHIR They've Ever Heard." Needless to say, we've reserved a bigger room.

Plus, we are planning eight related breakout sessions:

1. "FHIR to IntegratedML: Can You Get There from Here?'
2. "Building a FHIR Façade" 
3. "How to Customize Your FHIR Server"
4. "Clinical Alerts and Notifications on FHIR: Putting the Healthcare Action Engine into the Workflow"
5. "Performing Advanced FHIR Validation"
6. "Clinical Research Data Pipeline using FHIR and OMOP"
7. "FHIR in the Cloud"
8. "Introducing Bulk FHIR Export"

Our second workshop in an introduction to containers -- "Working with Containers and InterSystems Technology" - led by Derek Robinson from our online learning team. It will prepare you for these two related sessions

1. "The Container Lifecycle: When is Your App Ready to Accept Work?"
2. "Can you Autoscale This?  Lessons from the Field on Kubernetes"

Register TODAY for Global Summit 2023 to take advantage of Early Bird Prices. (You will be able to register for sessions, including the workshops, soon.)

Hello,

I want to generate and return an http response based on the input of a http GET request. For my first steps I used an EnsLib.Http.GenericService, which uses an EnsLib.HTTP.InboundAdapter to receive requests like http://[my server]:[my-port]/some-path?ID=12345678.

On the inbound side I receive a EnsLib.HTTP.GenericMessage Object which contains the parameters and some other useful information that I can work with. What I would like to do now is to create a simple HTML page, which contains some Information specific for the given parameter values. All my different attempts to return something, which can be parsed by a browser (or at least shown as a http response in postman) failed up to now.

I think this task is normally done by a webapp, but using an interoperability production makes other things a lot easier for me.

Could anyone provide a snippet how to create a valid Response object inside the OnRequest method of an Ens.BusinessProcess to make me understand the priciple? The target is to receive the request from any web browser and return a page, which then is shown inside of the browser as the result of the request.

Thanks and regards,

Martin