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   On 29 Sep 2003 08:30:18 -0700, zhanngol@yahoo.com (Dan) wrote:   
      
   >Hello all.   
   >   
   >I am currently working on a project for several Hospitals.  The   
   >application is written in Java, and the database is either Oracle or   
   >MySql, depending on the client.  For a while now, we have been asked   
   >to integrate our appliations database with the databases of the other   
   >Hospital applicatoins, such as payroll, scheduling and so on.  I have   
   >been looking around online to see how others have done this, and I   
   >have come up with two standards, the HL7 standard and DICOM standard.   
      
   There are some Java class generators which will take the HL7 subset   
   you want and create a series of classes which will parse the HL7   
   message and return it in a tree form. You walk the tree to get the   
   information in the HL7 message.   
      
   Try a Google search for "java HL7 generator class"   
      
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