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'''Glossary definition:''' A Transmission Wrapper includes information needed by a [[Sender|sending]] [[HL7 Application]] to package and route the V3 interaction to the [[HL7 Application]] which is the designated [[Receiver]]. This wrapper also includes attributes that influence the message handling behavior of the receiving application. All HL7 Version 3 [[Interaction]]s have an appropriately configured HL7 Transmission wrapper. | '''Glossary definition:''' A Transmission Wrapper includes information needed by a [[Sender|sending]] [[HL7 Application]] to package and route the V3 interaction to the [[HL7 Application]] which is the designated [[Receiver]]. This wrapper also includes attributes that influence the message handling behavior of the receiving application. All HL7 Version 3 [[Interaction]]s have an appropriately configured HL7 Transmission wrapper. | ||
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Revision as of 05:59, 25 August 2006
Glossary definition: A Transmission Wrapper includes information needed by a sending HL7 Application to package and route the V3 interaction to the HL7 Application which is the designated Receiver. This wrapper also includes attributes that influence the message handling behavior of the receiving application. All HL7 Version 3 Interactions have an appropriately configured HL7 Transmission wrapper.
See Message Wrappers section of the v3Guide for a high level desciption of Transmission Wrappers.
Details
The HL7 Transmission Wrapper exists to two different forms:
- The Message Transmission Wrapper. This wrapper contains zero or one instances of HL7 Transmission Content.
- The Batch Transmission Wrapper. This wrapper contains zero or more Transmission Wrappers (either Message Transmission Wrappers or Batch Transmission Wrappers).
An interaction that has the Message Transmission Wrapper as its "outermost" wrapper is commonly referred to as a Message or a Message Based Interaction. An interaction that has the Batch Transmission Wrapper as its "outermost" wrapper is commonly referred to as a Batch or a Batch Based Interaction.
