Hi Eric,
Hope you got the PM that I sent to you regarding the files needed for the procedure file browser and other patching I did to some of sana client classes.
Okuboyejo Damilola A (MBCS)
Sent From Damilola's SGSII
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Okuboyejo Damilola <d.oku...@gmail.com> May 24 02:32PM +0100
Hi All,
This is to inform everyone that u have been able to do the custom built
file browser with filtering capability to the sana client.
The project I an doing require the remote medical officer to be able to
just browse for available procedures on the phone, select them and be able
to load them without manually accessing the sana media directory.
I would be glad to help anyone in the house that might have similar
requirement.
Okuboyejo Damilola A (MBCS)
Sent From Damilola's SGSII
Okuboyejo Damilola <d.oku...@gmail.com> May 24 03:23PM +0100
Hi All,
This is to inform everyone that I have been able to do the custom built
file browser with filtering capability to the sana client to ease
procedures file selection at runtime.
The project I am doing require the remote medical officer to be able to
browse for available procedures on the phone, select them and be able to
load them without manually accessing the sana media directory.
I would be glad to help anyone in the house that might have similar
requirement.
Attached with this digest are some.screenshots.
Okuboyejo Damilola A (MBCS)
Sent From Damilola's SGSII
> Hi All,
> I am planning on seeing how procedures can be loaded right from an sdcard
rather than hard-coding them.
> This is to help remote workers continually cater for new diagnosis
without necessarily contacting the developer to upgrade the app just for
the purpose of adding a new encounter.
> May I ask if anyone has attempted something similar before so that I
wouldn't reinvent the wheel.
Eric Winkler <winkl...@gmail.com> May 24 08:15AM -0700
That is great news. If you are willing to contribute the source code, I
would very much like to take a look at and see if we can patch it into the
code base. I suspect a number of people would be interested.
Thanks,
Eric
PS If you are willing to contribute the code, please either post here or
send it to me directly, winkl...@gmail.com
On Thursday, May 24, 2012 10:23:20 AM UTC-4, Okuboyejo Damilola wrote:
> > Cheers!
> > Okuboyejo Damilola A (MBCS)
> > Sent From Damilola's SGSII
On Thursday, May 24, 2012 10:23:20 AM UTC-4, Okuboyejo Damilola wrote:
> > Cheers!
> > Okuboyejo Damilola A (MBCS)
> > Sent From Damilola's SGSII
On Thursday, May 24, 2012 10:23:20 AM UTC-4, Okuboyejo Damilola wrote:
Eric Winkler <winkl...@gmail.com> May 24 08:10AM -0700
Hi Oscar,
The particular issue is related to the line you see below:
+1.084s openmrs.py:294 Got result
{"status":"FAIL","code":"unspecified","message":"date format:
05/22/2012 04:16"}
I believe it is related to an issue in the UploadServlet that shows up when
the local date format is changed from the default. The good news is I think
we have a solution (Many thanks to Dave S.). I need to test it but will get
an updated version of the module posted as soon that is complete, hopefully
within the next few days.
Best,
Eric
PS If you want to try it yourself, do the following in UploadServlet.java
starting at line 204:
Change:
204 SimpleDateFormat sdf = Context.getDateFormat();
*to *
204 String pattern = "MM/dd/yyyy";
205 SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat(pattern);
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Hi Eric,
Hope you got the PM that I sent to you regarding the files needed for the procedure file browser and other patching I did to some of sana client classes.
Okuboyejo Damilola A (MBCS)
Sent From Damilola's SGSII