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Make sure /home/david/programs/vmd/pkg/vmd/usr/bin/vmd is in your path. Using configure.options: LINUXAMD64 OPENGL OPENGLPBUFFER FLTK TK ACTC CUDA IMD LIBSBALL XINERAMA XINPUT LIBOPTIX LIBOSPRAY LIBTACHYON LIBPNG ZLIB VRPN NETCDF COLVARS TCL PYTHON PTHREADS NUMPY SILENT ICC > Extracting vmd-1.9.tar.gz with bsdtar => Validating source files with sha256sums. usr/lib/vmd/vmd_LINUX: Command not found. I cannot find the executable to run the program, the most similar is this: ~/programs/vmd]$. I did that, no errors in building (see below, 'Building process').

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The other three Configuration sections (Segment, Composites and Date Time Formats) are only used when creating a new VMD, and are beyond the scope of this tutorial.

View the Catchall Message Grammar, there are no tables, so it cannot be used to create a table node tree.

View the Lab Message Grammar, there are two tables patient and kin in the Table Grammar, so its table node tree would contain these two tables.

Using the hl7.parse creates the tables patient, kin and visitinformation (as we saw in its Table Grammar above).

Double click the Identity for ADT, Lab and Catchall to view the settings:.

The Catchall message Identity is checked last and matches all other messages.

The Lab message Identity is checked second and matches MSH.9.1 set to ORU.

The ADT message Identity is checked first and matches messages with MSH.9.1 set to ADT.

Note: You can also find and view the PID segment in the Segments section below the Tables.

Double click the PID segment in the Segment Grammar to view the definition of its structure:.

Note: You can safely ignore the red (!) errors on the tables in the Table Grammar as they refer to a legacy VMD feature than is not used with Iguana.

The Table Grammar that shows the tables for the message.

The Segment Grammar that defines the structure of the message.

Double click the ADT Message Grammar to inspect it.

Note: These table structures are used by Iguana when creating database tables.

Double click on the patient table to view its structure:.

kin for details of relatives to the patient.

patient for storing patient demographic information.

Tables: There are two tables defined in this VMD:.

Catchall to “catch” any unrecognized messages (matches everything else).

Lab which matches HL7 ORU (lab) messages (matches messages with MSH.9.1 set to ORU).

ADT which matches HL7 ADT messages (matches messages with MSH.9.1 set to ADT).

Message Definitions: There are three messages defined in this VMD:.

The messages defined in Message Definitions.

The three most important Configuration sections to look at are:.

The file will open in Chameleon, you should see something like this:.

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Alternatively you can download the demo.vmd file and open it from file explorer:.

Choose the Open option to open the file with Chameleon:.

Hover over the small “arrow” to the right of the demo.vmd and choose Get from the menu:.

Open any channel that uses demo.vmd, for example Mapping HL7 to HL7.

If you have any questions about using Chameleon please contact us at Tutorial Instructions

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See our installation section if you need to install Iguana (and Chameleon) on a Windows machine This tutorial only addresses the last two steps. Note: Chameleon is a Windows program that is bundled with the Iguana install.Preparation: Use a copy of Iguana running on a Windows machine (or virtual machine).In this tutorial we will inspect the demo.vmd that is bundled with the Iguana install, but the same procedure applies for any VMD file. In this article we will show you how examine the contents of a VMD file, using Chameleon.

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