Re: Port for real time HL7 transactions

OK, I guess 2575 is not a "well known" port (I am learning!).

http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers - this indicates that 2575 is
the standard port for TCP HL7.

Joe

Joe Wells
University of Alabama Health Services Foundation
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Birmingham, AL 35233
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On 6/26/2009 at 8:43 AM, in message <4A448A28.9C78.0031.0@xxxxxxxxx>,

Joe
Wells<jwells@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

We have the need to develop a sockets application to send and receive
real
time HL7 transactions. I have read Scott Klement's tutorial and have
loaded
his examples and will be using these as my starting point (thank you
Scott!).

So, my first question is this - What port should I use for the server?
2575? A Google search makes me think that 2575 is the "well known" port
for
HL7 TCP. Can someone confirm this?

Thanks,

Joe Wells

Joe Wells
University of Alabama Health Services Foundation
500 22nd Street South, Suite 308
Birmingham, AL 35233
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