Hi Tim,
Am Mittwoch, den 23.07.2014, 14:53 +0100 schrieb t...@weberpafrica.com:
> The alternative to using the xml-rpc api is to update the databases
> directly and move towards having one database and one application, and
> idea I have suggested before.
Mhm... I think I got the point.
However, when I came back to the main question: How to declare
generic/dynamical values on care2x with an unique ERP code that it can
be assigned on ERP perspective. And other way round as well. I guess the
real scenario might be that e.g. an lab test will be added on
laboratory, but laboratory will not take care about the pricing at all.
And that is the motivation of having one db and talking about one
application.
There is no longer any difference between care2x HIS and KwaMoja as ERP.
There isn't much fear of that - it is a really complex step and I think
it will be better when a HIS will do "his" job and an ERP should do its
job ;-) But it is actually an option and a logically consequence given
by reality we should think about, that is correct.
I will try to describe another idea I do have in my mind. "Send a
message and move on day business". Having a 3rd instance, something in
the middle? Let's call it "service broker"... just to have an
imagination what is going on in my mind.
No matter where a new element is been created, "Service Broker" will
ensure that it is correctly created/updated/deleted on the other side or
give a warning back.
So I indeed pick up the idea of xml-rpc again, but on a new instance. We
have always transparency - and even the conceptual model of a
distributed system (if the accounting is decentralized and administrate
several hospitals - like it is been called in East Africa "dispencery").
As well as that a lab could assign a new test or service or disable it.
Like now it is in real time on his screen. Pricing is another story what
will be decided by another group of person.
If you - basically - feel comfortable with this vision, we might could
go one step ahead and think about its concept. Just an idea.
Cheers
Robert
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