On Wednesday 06 December 2006 23:59, Ian Haywood wrote:

> > Ross Davey wrote:
> > > If the participants would like, I would be pleased to start the ball
> > > rolling by preparing a short discussion paper on the different options
> > > for implementing digital signing.  This would cover issues of whether
> > > the entire HL7 message is signed, whether the atomised data is signed,
> > > whether the individual OBX segments are signed, whether the facsimile
> > > of the document is separately signed, whether the signing should be
> > > agnostic to wvwn whether the payload is HL7 or other messaging formats
> > > etc etc.
> > > This should encourage some lively debate and hopefully give us some
> > > rich food for thought..
>
> The HL7 standards already spell out exactly how messages should be.....
Wait a sec. I just realised who I'm replying to. It's impossible you would not 
know this, which makes you proposal to define a new standard even more 
confusing.

Ian

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