So far, you have seen how Chameleon can be used to generate HL7 messages from tables that you specify. The next step is to determine how to define these tables in your application. Once the tables have been defined, your application can load its data into the tables and generate the messages.

You can use Chameleon to generate classes that represent the tables you have specified. These classes, known as stubcode, can then be added to your application to define the tables. Chameleon's built-in Stubcode Generation Wizard can generate this stubcode in a wide variety of programming languages.

In this section of the tutorial, you will learn how to generate the stubcode for your project.