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Re: WO & HL7
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Re: WO & HL7


  • Subject: Re: WO & HL7
  • From: Larry Mills-Gahl <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 07 Jun 2012 16:06:34 -0500

Another vote for HAPI. 
I've got some custom code consuming HL7 from the time before HAPI (also known as the un-HAPI time ... well, ok, it's only know as that to me ... and really only in this message I suppose) but I've been looking at a recent integration path with Camel and their (relatively) new HL7 component. http://camel.apache.org/hl7.html that wraps the HAPI library in a Camel component for use in building integration routes.
This doesn't relieve you of having to interpret the message yourself, but it may be a way to proxy the receipt of HL7 messages (through any number of entry points) and access services that are not directly coupled with the mechanism for consuming or producing HL7 messages.


Larry Mills-Gahl
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