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Omni-Patient Management Central (OPMC) is distributed as a .zip archive (for example, OPMC_2.5.0.zip). The release .zip file contains:
The web archive for the user interface (UI).
RESTful Domain layer services.
RESTful JPA services.
The Remediation Server, which includes an embedded iWay Service Manager (iSM) server.
A web application for loading database objects on a Windows/SQL Server instance.
A web application for loading database objects on a Linux/Postgres instance.
Pre-defined screen layout definition metadata (templates). The templates are defined in the MData.xml file, which is located in:
omni360.war\WEB-INF\classes
Unless a file named prodDB.h2.db is already present in the [catalina_home] directory, it will be created as follows.
After starting Apache Tomcat with the OPMC war set deployed, when the first user with a System_Administrator role logs in, that user will be prompted to upload metadata. For more information, see Uploading Metadata.
In subsequent Apache Tomcat startups, if the prodDB.h2.db file already exists in the [catalina_home]\bin directory, the defaults in the existing or new MData.xml file are not accessed or loaded. Rather the definitions in the prodDB.h2.db file are used.
This archive contains the following dictionary builder components for the Data Dictionary application:
Instructions on installing the Data Dictionary application.
Note that this configuration of Omni-Patient Management Central (OPMC) through version 2.5.0 requires that the five OPMC .war file all be deployed on the same Windows system and same Tomcat\webapps folder. Many installation and configuration references specify localhost as part of a URL or property description. Use localhost not the host name, unless otherwise instructed to explicitly use the host name opmc_hostname.
The OMNI and OPMC databases, as well as Omni-Patient Server, can exist on the same system or separate systems.
The following root directory is created:
drive:\OPMC_2.5.x