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They also tend to become interop nightmares due to having an incomplete/ambiguous/non-existent grammar. Different implementations end up implementing slightly d
by magila 6y ago
They also tend to become interop nightmares due to having an incomplete/ambiguous/non-existent grammar. Different implementations end up implementing slightly different rules which ends up requiring an accumulation of hacks to parse all the variations that end up in the wild.
- kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 6y agoFound the healthcare IT guy. This is the HL7 spec's issue. Everyone interprets the spec slightly differently. It's given rise to the interface engine, which are a type of very powerful software that sits between systems and makes things work properly, which is why I love them.