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Creating a Runtime Environment
Designing Business Processes in the Sun Business Process Manager
Working with TCP/IP HL7 Collaborations
TCP/IP HL7 Adapter Collaborations Overview
TCP/IP HL7 Adapter Task Overview
TCP/IP HL7 V2 Adapter Collaborations
Inbound HL7 V2 Collaboration Overview
Outbound HL7 V2 Collaboration Overview
Customizing Predefined Collaborations for HL7 V2
Creating Copies of an HL7 V2 Collaborations
To Create Copies of an HL7 V2 Collaborations
Adding HL7 V2 OTD to an Existing Collaboration
To Add HL7 V2 OTD to an Existing Collaboration
TCP/IP HL7 V3 Adapter Collaborations
Artifact Identification System
HL7 V3 Message Development Process
Transmission Wrapper and Control Act Wrapper
Comparison between HL7 V2.x and HL7 V3
Inbound HL7 V3 Immediate Collaboration Overview
Inbound HL7 V3 Deferred Collaboration Overview
Outbound HL7 V3 Collaboration Overview
Creating a Copy of an HL7 V3 Project
Customizing Predefined Collaborations for HL7 V3
Creating Copies of an HL7 V3 Collaborations
Adding HL7 V3 OTD to an Existing Collaboration
To Add HL7 V3 OTD to an Existing Collaboration
MLLP V2 Content Exchange Model
Standard Inbound HL7 V2 Collaboration Overview over MLLPV2
Developing Sun Master Indexes (Repository)
Developing Sun Master Patient Indexes
Developing OTDs for Application Adapters
Developing OTDs for Communication Adapters
Developing OTDs for Database Adapters
Developing OTDs for Web Server Adapters
Designing with Application Adapters
Designing with Communication Adapters
Designing with Web Server Adapters
Designing with Sun JCA Adapters
It is recommended that you retain the prjHL7Inbound and prjHL7Outbound Projects as they are and create copies of the Projects to use as a basis for your new Projects. To create a copy of a Project, the original Project is first exported to a file, the name of the original Project is changed, and the new Project is imported into the Repository.
To export a Project or Environment using NetBeans IDE, perform the following:
Follow this path to start the repository root:\JavaCAPS6\start_repository
Follow this path to start the NetBeans IDE: root:\JavaCAPS\start_netbeans
This displays the Connect to CAPS Repository.
You can follow either of these steps to Connect to the Repository.
From the Services tab, right-click CAPS Environment to Connect to CAPS Repository.....
Click on the icon at the bottom right hand of the screen to connect to the repository. Here, the Environments are defined in the Repository.
Note - When connected the icon turns from red to green.
Click Connect....
Click Tools menu and select CAPS Repository from the drop-down menu. Choose Export Project...
Click Projects tab and right-click the Project you wish to export (for example, prjHL7Inbound). Select Export from the drop—down menu. Select Project...
The Export Manager dialog box appears.
The selected Project appears in the Selected Projects: pane of the Export Manager.
Note - Click the arrow <, if you want to move the selected projects from the right pane to the left pane.
Click the arrow ALL> to move all the projects from the left pane to the right pane.
Click the arrow <ALL to move all the projects from the right pane to the left pane
The Project is zipped and saved to the chosen directory.
Note - The NetBeans IDE will not import identically named Projects to the same root. Once your Project has been exported, rename the original Project (for example, prjHL7InboundSave) before importing the same Project.
To Import a Project, follow steps from To Import TCP/IP HL7 Adapter Project in Sun Adapter for TCP/IP HL7 Tutorial
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