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About This Manual

HL7 Overview

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

Installing Chameleon Silently (Versions Prior to 3.3.173)

Installing Chameleon Silently (Versions 3.3.173 and later)

Registering Chameleon as Part of the Installation Process

Registering Automatically Through a Registration API

Is it Possible to Run Two Versions of Chameleon on a Single Machine?

Uninstalling Chameleon Silently (Versions Prior to 3.3.173)

Uninstalling Chameleon Silently (Versions 3.3.173 and later)

Deploying Chameleon on Unix

Generating Stubcode from the Command Line

Visual Basic OCX Registration

Deployment Troubleshooting

Tutorials and Exercises

Designing HL7 Interfaces

Troubleshooting

Unix Support

Language API Documentation

Iguana

Visual Basic OCX Registration

If you are using Visual Basic then you will need to also ensure that you register your generated OCX or COM object on the machine that you are deploying on. Make sure you register the right object!

There are various ways to register these types of objects. Most deployment tools have tools for doing so. If you need to register an OCX object manually you can use the regsvr32 tool that comes with Microsoft developer studio:

> regsvr32 HL7ctrl.ocx

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