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Introduction
HXP is the standard data exchange protocol being used by healthcare applications to communicate transparently with each other regardless of their platforms. HXP makes data exchange among healthcare applications:
HXP consists of XML message format and the Procedure Call Dictionary (PCD). The XML message is currently based on the open standard specifications of the XML-RPC protocol. This is not an absolute decision and may change in the phases of development. It is a protocol for making and receiving procedure calls over the internet and thus allow reception and transmission of data among remote healthcare applications.What this means is that different healthcare information systems can use HXP to "ask each other questions" or "talk to each other". How is it used? Using HXP is just like making a function call in your program, only the computer that executes the function could be thousands of miles away.In normal programming situations, an interface library is usually used that handles the actual message formatting. The programmer does not need to know exactly how the message is formatted. With the use of the library, he uses his usual programming conventions to send and receive messages. Join the development! Join and influence the development of this protocol. Tell us what you think should be the best way. Forward your proposals, criticise existing proposals, test and use the protocol. It is collaborative development and everyone is allowed to review it. Click here to join...
Send us your proposals! The HXP protocol development is NOT being done behind closed doors NOR by selected "elite". Everybody has the right to say something and try to influence the decision making. You can send us your proposals or ideas. At best, help us by making an online working demo of your proposals. We are not a debating club, we are simple workers who like to see working results. Click here to submit a proposal...
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