Difference between revisions of "RPC HELP App Issues"
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<H2>Deferred RPCs</H2> | <H2>Deferred RPCs</H2> | ||
| − | In order to increase efficiency, applications can run [[ | + | In order to increase efficiency, applications can run [[RPC_HELP_Deferred_RPC_Overview|RPCs in the background]]. |
<H2>Remote RPCs</H2> | <H2>Remote RPCs</H2> | ||
| − | In order to work with patient data across sites, applications can run [[ | + | In order to work with patient data across sites, applications can run |
| − | + | [[RPC_HELP_XWB_REMOTE_Options_for_Running_RPCs_on_a_Remote_Server|RPCs on a remote server.]] | |
<H2>Blocking RPCs</H2> | <H2>Blocking RPCs</H2> | ||
| − | Applications can install RPCs that should be used only in certain contexts. It is possible to [[ | + | Applications can install RPCs that should be used only in certain contexts. It is possible to [[RPC_HELP_M_Entry_In_RP_File_Blocking_RPC|block access to an RPC]]. |
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<H2>Silent Login</H2> | <H2>Silent Login</H2> | ||
| − | In special cases, applications can use one of two types of Silent Login to log in users without the RPC Broker prompting for login information. | + | In special cases, applications can use one of two types of [[RPC_HELP_Silent_Login|Silent Login]] to log in users without the RPC Broker prompting for login information. |
Latest revision as of 16:39, 21 July 2015
Contents
Application Issues
Application Version Numbers
There may be a need to set or pass application version numbers. The suggested format is as follows:
VersionNumber_PatchNumber(3 digits)
Thus, Patch 22 of Version 8.2 would be:
8.2022
Deferred RPCs
In order to increase efficiency, applications can run RPCs in the background.
Remote RPCs
In order to work with patient data across sites, applications can run RPCs on a remote server.
Blocking RPCs
Applications can install RPCs that should be used only in certain contexts. It is possible to block access to an RPC.
Silent Login
In special cases, applications can use one of two types of Silent Login to log in users without the RPC Broker prompting for login information.
