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What are some develper tools other than Altova Mapforce for mapping HIPAA X12 such as the 837, 835, 277?
A new Web API for EDI claims is the ClearEHR Health Insurance Claims API - this tool doesn't map the data, it replaces the need for any EDI data generation on the developer end as the API handles all of the EDI creation, and parsing the EDI responses. And it is free to use.
https://837-edi.clearehr.com
JSON encoded responses, and web based (RESTful) make it ideal for web development.
Disclaimer: I am a developer for ClearEHR
This one is free http://x12parser.codeplex.com.
It already has support for some of the HIPAA 4010 and 5010 transactions.
Most anything can be done if you know how to write xslt to customize it to your own xml schema.
http://www.orionhealth.com/products/symphonia/
Chiapas EDI is located at http://chiapas.sourceforge.net, and is used in production at several HMO's and healthcare enterprises. It supports all 4010 transactions and several 5010 transactions, has a scripting language, and has interfaces towards several databases, flat files and CSV files. It's open source.
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Closed 9 years ago.
I have to develop an application similar to Google Docs with some special requirements: to be a SaaS and to work both online and offline?
Which technologies would be the most suitable? Is ASP.NET MVC compatible with this kind of demands? If so, how is it possible to make it work offline?
Is ASP.NET MVC compatible with this kind of demands?
You can use any server side technology you like.
If so, how is it possible to make it work offline?
With a combination of Cache Manifest (note: limited browser support) to make the files for the application available offline and a Web Storage technology (Note: reasonable browser support) to store the data (which you'll have to sync with the server when it becomes available if it want it shared between systems/browsers).
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Closed 10 years ago.
Like in Title I wonder what payment system do you recommend to use?
Maybe some of existing systems are better than other (easier for implement for example)?
So far I've try only paypal sdk for c#. But what is your recommendation for that?
This is just a personal preference, so take it for what it's worth. I've had great luck with Chargify. The C# library works well, it supports subscriptions and reoccurring billing, coupon codes, discounts, and metered billing.
Cheddergetter is an alternative to Chargify that also has .NET libraries.
I've found both significantly easier than trying to get regular Authorize.net working, and prefer it over only accepting PayPal.
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We have a situation where we have to
Open up a Word document(template)
Get data from DB and merge it to that document
Give the users ability to add or modify sections in that merged document
finally save the document (which needs to go back to the DB)
I know that atleast the first two is possible. But is it possible for 3 to happen through a web site?
Any ideas or information or third party tools to accomplish this is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Raja
THe Aspose component is pretty good for being able to manipulate docs through an API:
http://www.aspose.com/categories/.net-components/aspose.words-for-.net/default.aspx
Alternatively if you are using the docx file formats you can read up on the Office OpenXML format and make the changes directly to the file.
In general, you should avoid automating Office from server-side apps.
A better approach is to use OOXML.
You can use the packaging APIs to produce a word file, or... you can produce the "template" .docx file in Word 2007/2010, then in the ASPNET app, open the .docx with a zip library like DotNetZip, modify the portion you need to modify (it's an XML doc) then re-zip and you have a valid .docx file.
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I am trying to write applications for iPad which take advantage of web services. I know the concept of a web service and have used it in C#/.NET. I need to know how to do this on an iPad. Can anyone recommend a good book or reading material on webservices for iOS?
If you're using iOS frameworks, your solution will involve using NSURLConnection or NSRLRequest. In-depth Apple documentation can be found here. In my experience, you want to wrap those API calls in your own client request that can build data transfer objects your application logic understands.
If you're looking at 3rd party frameworks to access a RESTful web service, take a peek at this answer for a number of iOS framework options.
For SOAP services, take a look here.
As for processing the data, it depends what kind of data your web service produces. There are several frameworks and libraries that can make it easy to consume XML or JSON.
In my experience, the best book on the subject is Advanced iOS Programming.
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Where can I find documentation on the X12 documents along with samples. I am interested in 810 and 812, but would also like to bookmark information on the additional documents.
Is there a good book out there which covers these documents?
Thanks
There's a fair bit around. The first place to look is X12.org.
This looks like a pretty decent online course.
EDI documents aren't particularly hard to process, they're just strings. The difficulty is that within the standard there are a lot of degrees of freedom, so you need to negotiate exactly which field codes etc you're going to support with each transaction partner.
Another magic word to look for is EDIFACT, which is the international standard.
You have to purchase the official documentation (from DISA), however for common X12 transactions like the 810 there are lots of implementation guides around on the net that have the subset of the transactions which are most used.