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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

Sample Applications

Designing HL7 Interfaces

Troubleshooting

Unix Support

Language API Documentation

Visual Basic Support

Borland Delphi Support

C++ Support

Dynamic vs. Static Interface

Stubcode Class Categories

The Engine Class

Table, Table Group and Message Classes

Generating a Message

Parsing a Message

CHMoutputLog Interface

Networking Components

Dynamic Interface

XML Conversion APIs

Precompiled Headers

Standard Template Library

CHMstring Class

Getting More Information

Determining the State of a Value

Deprecation of iostream Library Support

Troubleshooting C++ Issues in Unix and Windows

Unix-Only Issues

Ensuring the C++ Compiler Versions Match

Unix Directory Structure Changes in Chameleon 4.0 and Later

Unix/Windows Issues

C# .NET Support

Visual Basic .NET Support

Java Support

Chameleon Networking Components

How to Report Problems

Unix Directory Structure Changes in Chameleon 4.0 and Later

Please make note of the directory structure changes in Unix, starting in Chameleon version 4.0. For more information, see Old Directory Structure (Prior to 4.0) vs. New Directory Structure (After 4.0).

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