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About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for CICS
The Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for CICS
IBM CICS Transaction Gateway (CTG)
Oracle Java CAPS CICS Listener
z/OS CICS Security Considerations
Security Considerations for Oracle Java CAPS CICS Listener
Security Considerations for IBM CICS Transaction Gateway
About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for COM/DCOM
The Oracle Java CAPS COM/DCOM Adapter
About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for e-Mail
How does the e-Mail Adapter connect?
About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for File
About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for Batch
About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for IMS
About Information Management System (IMS)
About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for LDAP
Entries, Attributes, and Values
Distinguished Names and Relative Distinguished Names
Java Naming and Directory Interface
Third-Party License File Agreement
About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for MSMQ
About Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ)
About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for TCP/IP
About Oracle Java CAPS Adapter for HTTPS
Cookie Expiration Date Checking
The Adapter for TCP/IP HL7 enables the Oracle Java CAPS ESB system to exchange data with an external TCP/IP application, using the HL7 data protocol. For a list of supported HL7 versions, see Java CAPS 6.3 Components and Supported External Systems in Planning for Oracle Java CAPS 6.3 Installation .
The Oracle Java CAPS ESB with the TCP/IP HL7 Adapter provides:
Macro functionality, providing ease of use and productivity.
Prebuilt Standards-compliant Inbound and Outbound Template Collaborations that work “as is” or can be modified for your specific needs.
Customization of functionality, by configuring the Adapter properties and/or modifying the Collaborations.
Journaling and error messaging to JMS queues and topics. This is in addition to Oracle Java CAPS ESB’s standard alert and debug logging.
Note - Throughout this document the term “JMS queue” is used in the generic sense and actually denotes JMS queues or topics.
The TCP/IP HL7 Adapter includes the following features:
Bi-directional, including Client or Server mode in either direction (to or from Oracle Java CAPS ESB).
Handles both HL7 HLLP and MLLP protocols and envelopes.
Provides a wide variety of recourse action configurations.
Non-blocking I/O.
Recovery and retry logic.
Debug levels.
Error logging.
Journaling of HL7 messages and associated ACKs
HL7 Acknowledgement levels
Fully supports the HL7 sequence numbering protocol.
Full support for HL7 ACK, NAK generation and validation.
Supports Delayed ACK in both directions.
The TCP/IP HL7 Adapter incorporates three components:
The HL7 TCP/IP Resource Adapter that implements the lower layer HL7 protocol over TCP/IP.
Default inbound and outbound Collaborations that implement the HL7 messaging protocol, sequence numbering and recourse actions.
Generic HL7 OTDs that provide the structures necessary to parse and create the data messages and ACKs used by the protocol.
The TCP/IP HL7 Object Type Definition (OTD) enables the creation of HL7 interfaces capable of running over TCP/IP, and also utilizes the common Adapter services available in Oracle Java CAPS ESB. The TCP/IP HL7 Adapter works hand in hand with the Oracle Java CAPS HL7 OTD Libraries, versions 2.1 through 2.5.
The TCP/IP HL7 Adapter properties allow the user to easily configure the operation of the TCP/IP HL7 Adapter. These properties are adopted into the OTD’s functions.
The OTD handles all of the lower-layer protocol. The OTD’s behavior is customized using the Adapter configuration properties. These Adapter properties are used by the resource adapter, but are also accessed and used by the prebuilt Collaborations.
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