HL7 is a combination of the data exchange Formats and communication protocols used to connect health care applications. Read more about HL7 here. The Etlworks Integrator fully supports all existing HL7 Formats and protocols and is one of the best available HL7 interface engines.
What can you do with HL7 in Etlworks Integrator
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Transform HL7 messages There are getter and setter methods which allow the developer to access these special types of objects. |
Send messages over MLLP Start creating an HL7 Flow on the |
Send messages over HTTP Start creating an HL7 Flow in the
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Receive messages over MLLP Start creating an HL7 Flow in the |
Receive messages over HTTP Start creating HL7 Flows in the |
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Create HL7 messages This Flow will reformat the source message in the |
Work with HL7 messages The Etlworks Integrator fully supports all existing HL7 Formats and protocols and is one of the best available HL7 interface engines. |
HL7 MLLP sender connector This type of Connection is used to send HL7 messages over the MLLP protocol. |
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HL7 FHIR Formats Etlworks Integrator can read and write HL7 messages in all currently available FHIR versions and encodings (XML and JSON). |
HL7 2.x Formats Etlworks Integrator can read and write HL7 messages in all 2.x Formats. |
Working with data in special Formats, such as HL7 When messages in more complicated Formats, such as HL7, are parsed or created, they are stored as "objects" using one of the available object models. |
Supported connectors and Formats
In the Etlworks Integrator, the HL7 messages can be sent and received using one of the following connectors:
- HTTP Connection: send and receive
- HTTP Listener: receive
- Cloud or File-based storage: send and receive
- HL7 MLLP Sender: send
- HL7 MLLP Listener: receive
The following are the supported HL7 Formats:
Transform HL7 messages
For transforming HL7 messages, we will be using the technique explained in this article.
Send and receive HL7 messages
- Sending messages over MLLP
- Receiving messages over MLLP
- Sending messages over HTTP
- Receiving messages over HTTP
Examples
Two examples follow:
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