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There is the ability to save files GenoPro within a database engine ?, We would like to store the Genograms in the same database where we have our patient clinical information . Is this possible ?, as it should be development ?, on our part, a community or a centralized project?. It is possible to use the SDK or API to GenoPro to do this?
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The documentation is available at http://www.genopro.com/sdk/external-storage/
This documentation needs to be slightly updated, as the name was changed from "External Storage" to "Database Storage". In summary, in the Options dialog, you need to specify a URL for the WebsSrvice of your server. Then restart GenoPro for the changes to take effect. You will see in the File menu the options to Open from Database and Save to Database. On your server, you need to implement the following four WebMethods: - FilesList - To list all the files available on the server. This method is called when the user wants open a file from the database.
- FileOpen - To open a specific file. The server must send the file data on the network wire so GenoPro can receive it.
- FileSave - When you click on the Save button, GenoPro calls FileSave with the file data. The server receives the data and write it on its internal storage, either a file on the server or a database.
- FileDelete - The user may click on the Delete File button to delete a specific file on the server.
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Thank you for this. Was able to ask the same since I am struggling on how to save files GenoPro within a database engine but it seems it answered it here. pos system micros
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Yes, it is possible to save GenoPro files within a database engine. GenoPro has an SDK (Software Development Kit) that allows developers to build custom applications that integrate with GenoPro's functionality. This SDK provides an API (Application Programming Interface) that can be used to develop custom solutions that can be integrated with a database engine. To store Genograms within a database engine, you would need to develop a custom solution that uses the GenoPro API to create, read, update, and delete Genogram data within the database. This could be developed by your organization, a community of developers, or a centralized project. You would need to have knowledge of programming and database management to develop such a solution. The GenoPro API documentation provides guidance on how to use the API to build custom solutions. You may also want to consult with a software developer or database administrator to ensure that your solution is secure and scalable. cast iron cleaning fort lauderdale
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