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Switching Configurations Using the Sorting Engine
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Step 4 - Implementing the One Engine Design
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About This Manual
HL7 Overview
Iguana
Chameleon
Getting Started
Chameleon Overview
Chameleon Interface
Learning the Basics
Using Python Scripting
HL7 <-> HL7 Transformation
XML <-> HL7 Translation
Learning the Advanced Features
Using the Tools and Utility Applications
Deploying Chameleon Applications
Tutorials and Exercises
HL7 to Application
Application to HL7
Switching Configurations Using the Sorting Engine
Tutorial Overview
Step 1 - Setting Up the VMD
Step 2 - Examining the Project's Stubcode
Step 3 - Selecting a Design Option
Step 4 - Implementing the One Engine Design
Creating a Sorting Engine VMD
Download Sorting Engine VMD File
Adding the Additional Code to the Generated Project
Step 5 - Testing the Changes
Appendix: Using One Engine Per Configuration
Performing Regression Tests Using msgtransform
Chameleon Exercises
Designing HL7 Interfaces
Troubleshooting
Unix Support
Language API Documentation
Creating a Sorting Engine VMD
To create a new VMD:
Open
Chameleon
, create a new empty project, and click the
Message
icon on the toolbar twice. This creates two new messages in your Workspace.
Set the identities to
ORM
for one message and
SIU
for the other message.
Rename the messages. Call them
Acme
and
Magic
.
Click
Workspace
>
Import Segments From Library
. The Import Segments From Library window appears.
Select the
HL7 2.5
library, and click
Next
.
Importing the MSH Segment
Check the
MSH
segment and then click
Next
>
Finish
.
Add the MSH segment to the segment grammars of both messages.
Save the file in the same directory you saved the sample C++ project. Name the project,
sorting_engine.vmd
.