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MHandOff Tool for Pediatric Surgeons at Mott

Beta Release

  • Repository: https://github.com/johntyu/EECS481_EPIC
    • The private repository has been shared with Chris (chriscm2006) & David (davidjns)
  • There is no executable file for this project. Please follow the setup instructions below.

EECS 481 Epic/MHandoff Team

Setup

###Install Java

  • The server requires java 1.7+. To check your existing java version, run java -version from the command line. If you need to update, you can download java7.

Setup Eclipse (if you want to look at the code)

  • Install the Eclipse for Java (Kepler)
  • Install the maven plugin (m2e) if using eclipse
    • Only if you are using a previous version of Eclipse, e.g. Indigo

Setup Maven (if you didn't install eclipse)

  • If you did not install eclipse, you will need to have Maven installed on your machine

Clone the directory

  • From the terminal, run git clone https://github.com/johntyu/EECS481_EPIC.git

Install PostgreSQL

Create Tables & Populate DB

  • In the SQL file /db/masterSetup.sql, change the database directory to reflect the location of the repo on your machine \cd /PATH_TO_PROJECT/EECS481_EPIC/db/
  • Run the master database script \i masterSetup.sql

Running the Server (Eclipse)

  1. Import Existing Maven Project and do that for each folders. "handoff-tool", "EMRConnector", "MiChartConnector"
  2. Right click on the projects and go to Maven-> update project
  3. A. From "EMRConnector" select Run > Run Configuartions…** and create a `new maven build configuration with goals "clean install"
  4. B. If you did not install eclipse, run from the command line "mvn clean install"
  5. A. From "MiChartConnector" select Run > Run Configuartions…** and create a `new maven build configuration with goals "clean install"
  6. B. If you did not install eclipse, run from the command line "mvn clean install"
  7. A. From Eclipse, select Run > Run Configuartions… and create a new maven build configuration with the goals clean install jetty:run
  8. B. If you did not install eclipse, run from the command line "mvn clean install jetty:run"
  9. Running this configuration will start the server at https://localhost:8443
    • It will continue to run until you kill it from the eclipse console or the command line
    • The server checks for code updates every 10 seconds and will hotswap in your new code.
  10. When you first visit the site, you will see a warning regarding unsigned SSL certificates. This is okay, the site is still secure. (This is a result of us not paying/sending our SSL certificate to verification sites like VeraSign)
  11. You can login to the server with the credentials username="user", password="password"