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↑ 'Consolidated Notes for the 2010 Financial Year - Acquisition of American Healthcare Holding, Inc, USA'.↑ 'CompuGroup Medical AG – Acquisition of Visionary Healthware Group in USA'.Archived from the original on 19 December 2007.

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↑ 'Visionary Medical Systems, Inc., through its parent company AHH Expands its Healthcare Software Offerings with the Purchase of Antek HealthWare'.Archived from the original on 27 December 2005. Department of Assessments and Taxation - State of Maryland. Archived from the original on 17 October 2001. As of May 2013, CompuGroup is still marketing the former Antek product LabDAQ. entity 'CompuGroup Medical Inc.' on December 31, 2011.

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This prompted a long series of consolidation efforts in 2011, yielding mergers of other entities into Visionary Healthware and Antek HealthWare, ultimately resulting in both of those entities being absorbed into CompuGroups's U.S. On August 31, 2010, CompuGroup Medical AG announced it had acquired the Visionary Healthware Group, including Visionary Medical Systems and its holdings. and would continue to operate as a subsidiary. On May 24, 2007, Antek announced it had been acquired by Visionary Medical Systems, Inc. In the spring of 2005 the business reorganized as an LLC. At some point in the early 1990s, Antek collaborated with Johns Hopkins University residents and other laboratory professionals to create LabDAQ, a laboratory information system marketed specifically towards the hospital and multi-site laboratory market segment. The company started in 1984 as Antek HealthWare, Inc., developing corporate database software solutions for Fortune 500 companies. CompuGroup Medical, Inc.Īntek HealthWare, LLC developed and distributed medical billing and clinical laboratory informatics software solutions. Rails=4.2.6 bundle exec rake Contributingįor contributing to the gem see CONTRIBUTING.American Healthcare Holdings, Inc.

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To install the development environment for rails 4.2.6, you can also specify a different rails version to test against. Since we want the gem tested against several rails versions we use the same way to prepare our development environment as Doorkeeper. It has one click deploy to Heroku and a live example.

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Example/Template ApplicationĪ full working sample app (or starter template) can be found at grape-doorkeeper on github. It to compose the actual HTTP response to API users. When the token is found but scopes do not match.ĭetailed doorkeeper error response can be found in the error's response attribute.

WineBouncer::Errors::OAuthForbiddenError.

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This gem raises the following exceptions which can be handled in your Grape API, see Grape documentation. When this block evaluates to true, any request will be unprotected. in specs - you can add a block to the WineBouncer configuration. If you want to disable WineBouncer conditionally - e.g. You can use them to get the current resource owner, and the access_token object of doorkeeper. WineBouncer comes with free extras! Methods for resource_owner and doorkeeper_access_token get included in your endpoints. To protect your endpoint with other scopes append the following method oauth2 'first scope', 'second scope'. If the authorization method is not set, the end point is assumed to be protected with Doorkeeper's default scopes (which is the same as oauth2 nil. To make an end point public, use oauth2 false. Lab and process analytical instruments for petroleum analysis: physical properties, gas chromatography, and elemental analysis. The protected strategy is very similar to the default strategy except any public endpoint must explicitly set. The Swagger strategy uses scopes and injects them in the authorizations description for external application to be read. Class MyAwesomeAPI < Grape:: API desc 'protected method with required public scope' oauth2 'public' get '/protected' do end

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