Overview

The xCheck Interface War file is different than the usual VetView war file. This war file has an embedded tomcat server and can be executed directly from the command line. The War file can be downloaded from here

To launch the export utility all you need to do is put the war file in a directory and then execute it with Java. The utility needs to write a config file and also will need a folder where the export CSV file to be written. For example I made a test folder on my C: drive, with an out sub folder.

For Java command to launch it , we pass in the working directory where it can write its config file as you start setting it up. Also you can pass in a Port number for it to use on the local machine.

Example: java -Dinfo.app.root=C:\test -Dserver.port=9000 -jar c:\test\xchek-labs-interface.war

Once running you can use any browser to open the web app. Use the edit icons to connect it to your API and test master IDs to search for.

From the VetView Application you will want to setup a Custom Web Service Interface for xCheck.

The Token key will be generated in VetView and then will need to be entered into the xCheck application.

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To see commonly used terms in VetView Hospital, please visit our Hospital Glossary of Terms.

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