Thanks christian..i got it..
Rgds,
-ratha.
On 23 April 2013 17:30, Christian Ohr wrote:
> No, fire-and-forget basically means that the client does not care about
> the kind of ACK it gets back.
> In Hl7 control you always get back a response and you are supposed to wait
> for the response, too
No, fire-and-forget basically means that the client does not care about the
kind of ACK it gets back.
In Hl7 control you always get back a response and you are supposed to wait
for the response, too, before sending the next message. Otherwise the
behavior can be unpredictable and depends on the mul
Hi christian;
Thanks for your quick and clear response;
One more question;
"Often, messages are sent in a fire-and-forget mode, and clients are only
maybe interested if the message has been received rather than how they are
processed and what the result is. "
I have written myclient like this;
I
Sorry ignore this thread, half written..i sent another query..
On 23 April 2013 14:41, vijayaratha vijayasingam wrote:
> Hi all;
> Im new to hl7 technology,
> What im trying is;
> I receive a request from the clint, and my application process it sends an
> auto ack/nack message to client.
>
> My
Hi all;
Im new to HL7 technology, bear me if im wrong..
Currently i can send and receive auto ack/nack message from client.
My client is like this;
Initiator initiator = connection.getInitiator();
HL7Message sampleMessage = new HL7Message();
//send
Message response =
Hi all;
Im new to hl7 technology,
What im trying is;
I receive a request from the clint, and my application process it sends an
auto ack/nack message to client.
My client code is like;
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