Properties for Adverse Events Reporting

These properties configure the properties required to set up Adverse Events Reporting.

For more information, see Configuring Adverse Events Reporting.

Properties Name Description Values
LPQComplaint.type_AdverseEventReport.EnableReviewProcessThis property is used to create a default route object between the Review and Submission Approval states of the adverse event report (AER).

True: Route object is created between the Review and Submission Approval states, and In Process and Invalid states of the AER.

False: Route object is not created.

LPOCPT.eMDR_FTP_Server Host name or IP address of the server through which eMDRs are submitted to FDA. Host name or IP address of the server
LPOCPT.eMDR_FTP_Directory FTP directory name on host FTP server FTP directory name
LPOCPT.eMDR_FTP_Username User name of FTP user User name
LPOCPT.eMDR_FTP_PasswordPassword of FTP userPassword
LPOCPT.eMDR_Company_NameSender's company name to be specified in the Individual Case Safety Report (ICSR) XML fileCompany name
LPOCPT.eMDR_Company_CFN_NumberCentral File Number, this needs to be obtained by the company from Electronic Submissions Gateway (ESG)Central File Number
LPOCPT.eMDRHL7.XSD_Validation_File_PathPath where standard XSD file is placed with which generated XML should be compiled before submitting to FDAPath to XSD file. For example, D:\\enoviaV6R2014x\\server\\distrib\\enovia\\LPOComplaints\\eMDRHL7
LPOCPT.eMDRHL7.FDA.Acknowledgement_LocationUnique network path in server environment where you want FDA eMDR acknowledgment files to be placed. This must be a directory with write permissions to create and move files.Path to directory to place FDA acknowledgment files. For example,
  • For Windows application server and Windows acknowledgement location computer, path must be \\\\TestWinplp\\Test\\ACK. This is the path to the shared folder.
  • For Windows application server and Linux acknowledgement location computer, path must be \\\\TestLinplp\\Test\\ACK. This is the path to the shared folder of Linux computer.
  • For Linux1 application server and Linux2 acknowledgement location computer, path must be /home/Test/ACK . The folder from Linux2 location must be mounted to Linux1 server.
  • For Linux application server and Windows acknowledgement location computer, path must be /home/Test/ACK The folder from windows must be mounted on Linux server.

When a local directory is created for acknowledgement files in Linux, its parent directory must be accessible by the Tomcat user running the app.