We work with HL7 every day at work, since we are a health organization, and
we pretty much had to write our own since HL7 a standard for transmitting
data, but the makeup of the data IN the HL7 files can be different.
In saying that, I have seen that under the "indy misc" (if you have indy
installe
or http://www.hl7.org/
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Todd Martin wrote:
Hmmm. HL7 is pretty extensive.
Have a look at www.interfaceware.com
Todd.
On Thu, 13 Dec 2007 15:49, Rohit G
Hmmm. HL7 is pretty extensive.
Have a look at www.interfaceware.com
Todd.
On Thu, 13 Dec 2007 15:49, Rohit Gupta wrote:
> I have to interpret HL7 packets and merge them into our database. Has
> anyone any experience with them or can they recommend a translation
> component. Not that its diffic
I have to interpret HL7 packets and merge them into our database. Has
anyone any experience with them or can they recommend a translation
component. Not that its difficult to write one, but why reinvent the
wheel ? I did google it and the market is mad $5000 US plus yearly fees :-)
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I simply resolved to heep my web page html files that I want to search in a
seperate resource, and load its .RC list into one other .RC and process it
into an array on form creation.
On discovering information on what resources are embeded in a Delphi
application, MSDN is not too helpful from a De
