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I am building an ADT interface to Eclipsys Sunrise Clinical Manager (SCM). They have a unique (spelled non-standard HL7) ACKing that they do. Anyone familiar with this?
Here is the detail:
Send HL7 ADT message
SCM responds with just 4 bytes of hex values: x0B x06 x1C x0D
instead of the normal HL7 ACK (with the MSH and MSA segments)
SCM then attempts to place message data into database
SCM then sends normal HL7 ACK, but to a different Port
SCM expects this HL7 ACK to be ACKed with: x0B x06 x1C x0D
First thing I need to figure out is how to accept that non-standard 4 byte ACK – any suggestions welcome.
Then I need to set up another set of interfaces to Read the HL7 ACK and reply with that 4 byte ACK – again on different Ports
Thanks in advance for your help
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