ECSA 110 EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
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Which programming platform did MyChart use prior to MyChart 2014? Today? - Answer
Classic ASP prior to 2014, Classic ASP and ASP.NET 2014 and forward
What is the purpose separating the install from the working directory? - Answer Updates
are applied directly to the install directory thereby preserving
the customizations in the working directory. You then move the updated
files to the working directory, taking extra steps to prevent overwriting
any necessary changes inside the working directory files.
What are some things your organization should consider if you will be placing your
MyChart/Mobile servers and/or your Link servers in the DMZ? - Answer These servers
have a direct connection with the Epic environment. That puts the environment at
greater vulnerability. For these ECF connections, you should enable TLS encryption.
This won't eliminate the risk, but helps to reduce some of the risk.
These servers will attempt to save to Web BLOB at times. Normally a
save to Web BLOB fails the client will instead attempt to save to the
failover store, which is a file share on your internal network. If you
servers are in the DMZ, they likely can't reach this location and the
save will just fail.
What file do you need to edit when doing organization-specific text
changes for MyChart Classic? - Answer DisplayConfig.xml
After making changes to a file's contents, you do not see your changes
reflected in your browser. What things should you check? - Solution Did you save the file
, after making changes?
If you made an instance-specific change, did you migrate the changed file
to your Working Directory?
Did you recycle the correct application pool in IIS?
Did you clear your browser's cache?
How should customizations that are not instance-specific be made in
your TST and PRD environments? - Answer Non-Instance specific customizations should
never be made directly in
any environment beyond the initial build environment, which is usually
POC. One should use Kuiper to copy previously created and tested
changes forward to the next environment.
True or False: The Patient Access Connection Tester will check if all
the necessary configuration in MyChart has been performed. -Answer False. The Patient
Access Connection Tester only confirms that classic
ASP configuration allows the MyChart server to communicate with the
Epic environment and that several of the settings are configured properly. It does not
test
whether the MyChart ASP.NET configuration is correct. It also does not test
most of the configuration performed by MyChart analysts in the Epic
Environment.
the first thing we want to verify is our environment id in the WEV ENV ID in the Epic
environment
Why would you use Kuiper to copy customized files from the non-production web
servers to the production web servers? - Answer The files you copy will be tested as-is
w/o any chance of manual/typo errors. It will also be less laborious to copy the files
rather than re-do the diff and merge.
LATEST UPDATE
Which programming platform did MyChart use prior to MyChart 2014? Today? - Answer
Classic ASP prior to 2014, Classic ASP and ASP.NET 2014 and forward
What is the purpose separating the install from the working directory? - Answer Updates
are applied directly to the install directory thereby preserving
the customizations in the working directory. You then move the updated
files to the working directory, taking extra steps to prevent overwriting
any necessary changes inside the working directory files.
What are some things your organization should consider if you will be placing your
MyChart/Mobile servers and/or your Link servers in the DMZ? - Answer These servers
have a direct connection with the Epic environment. That puts the environment at
greater vulnerability. For these ECF connections, you should enable TLS encryption.
This won't eliminate the risk, but helps to reduce some of the risk.
These servers will attempt to save to Web BLOB at times. Normally a
save to Web BLOB fails the client will instead attempt to save to the
failover store, which is a file share on your internal network. If you
servers are in the DMZ, they likely can't reach this location and the
save will just fail.
What file do you need to edit when doing organization-specific text
changes for MyChart Classic? - Answer DisplayConfig.xml
After making changes to a file's contents, you do not see your changes
reflected in your browser. What things should you check? - Solution Did you save the file
, after making changes?
If you made an instance-specific change, did you migrate the changed file
to your Working Directory?
Did you recycle the correct application pool in IIS?
Did you clear your browser's cache?
How should customizations that are not instance-specific be made in
your TST and PRD environments? - Answer Non-Instance specific customizations should
never be made directly in
any environment beyond the initial build environment, which is usually
POC. One should use Kuiper to copy previously created and tested
changes forward to the next environment.
True or False: The Patient Access Connection Tester will check if all
the necessary configuration in MyChart has been performed. -Answer False. The Patient
Access Connection Tester only confirms that classic
ASP configuration allows the MyChart server to communicate with the
Epic environment and that several of the settings are configured properly. It does not
test
whether the MyChart ASP.NET configuration is correct. It also does not test
most of the configuration performed by MyChart analysts in the Epic
Environment.
the first thing we want to verify is our environment id in the WEV ENV ID in the Epic
environment
Why would you use Kuiper to copy customized files from the non-production web
servers to the production web servers? - Answer The files you copy will be tested as-is
w/o any chance of manual/typo errors. It will also be less laborious to copy the files
rather than re-do the diff and merge.
