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Vital Signs jobs communicate with the Vital Signs Windows server via a custom listener program that is started using a script called '''start_vsigns_srv.vbs'''. | Vital Signs jobs communicate with the Vital Signs Windows server via a custom listener program that is started using a script called '''start_vsigns_srv.vbs'''. | ||
| − | In version 1.7 of Vital Signs, this file was moved from the <u>vitalsigns/bin</u> directory to <u>vitalsigns/CUNAME/bin</u> and the config file was also moved from <u>data/config</u> to the local bin directory. | + | In version 1.7 of Vital Signs, this file was moved from the <u>vitalsigns/bin</u> directory to <u>vitalsigns/CUNAME/bin</u> and the [[vsigns_srv.ini|config file]] was also moved from <u>data/config</u> to the local bin directory. |
This script should be started automatically. Click [[Setup Vital Signs Listener Task|here]] for instructions on setting up a task that will be started automatically. | This script should be started automatically. Click [[Setup Vital Signs Listener Task|here]] for instructions on setting up a task that will be started automatically. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:49, 2 December 2015
Script that launches the Vital signs listener
Vital Signs jobs communicate with the Vital Signs Windows server via a custom listener program that is started using a script called start_vsigns_srv.vbs.
In version 1.7 of Vital Signs, this file was moved from the vitalsigns/bin directory to vitalsigns/CUNAME/bin and the config file was also moved from data/config to the local bin directory.
This script should be started automatically. Click here for instructions on setting up a task that will be started automatically.
Example of a modified listener path to Vital Signs :
' Start the Vital Signs Server
' (c) Copyright 2007-2015, Vital Soft, Inc.
' Version 1.7
Dim oShell
Set oShell = CreateObject ("WScript.shell")
oShell.run "cmd /K C:\Python27\python E:\vitalsigns\bin\vsigns_srv.py E:\vitalsigns\CUNAME\bin\vsigns_srv.ini > E:\vitalsigns\CUNAME\bin\vsigns_srv.log"
Set oShell = Nothing
