Hi Andrew, Given we are all now in the HL7 world..what impact do you see the HSSP specs and ideas having on that document of a day or so ago (if any)?
Cheers David ---- Dr David G More MB, PhD, FACHI Phone +61-2-9438-2851 Fax +61-2-9906-7038 Skype Username : davidgmore E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] HealthIT Blog - www.aushealthit.blogspot.com On Sat, 31 Mar 2007 19:17:52 +1000, Andrew N. Shrosbree wrote: > Tony, > > We have apparently gone from famine to feast. Or perhaps from sublime to > ridiculous. > The document 'Guidelines for Implementing Interoperable Web Services' is > pretty much what we have wanted for the last 6 months. Yes, I would like to see some > working implementations, but that does not detract from what is a very useful > document. > > I am glad to see the NEHTA brains trust getting so extremely low-level with > the WSDL requirements, and this should be welcomed by everyone who wants to use > Web Services. > > The reality of this specification is that there is so much to get your head > around that it is going to take a few months (for the ambitious among us) before > anyone can honestly claim to be compliant with what has been defined. My team > is very happy about this spec. Andrew S > > > Tony Lembke wrote: >> As flagged by others last week, the standard pieces required for completing >> NEHTA's web services vision are falling into place. >> >> Guidelines for Implementing Interoperable Web Services v1.0 (This was >> released yesteday!) >> >> I'd be very interested in the comments of the technical members of this list >> on the NEHTA's outline of Web service interfaces using WSDL, and its >> realisation with SOAP messages. What else is needed for implementation? >> Cheers, Tony Lembke
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