To generate an application:

• Click the Stubcode icon in the toolbar. The Stubcode Generation window appears.
• The Prefix field specifies HL7 as the default prefix. You can leave this unchanged.
• In the Language drop-down menu, select C# - Visual Studio .NET 2005.
• In the Project Type drop-down menu, select Stubcode and Server Example.

Generating An Application

• Click Generate to generate the project.
• An information box appears, warning you that you are about to overwrite any existing stubcode. Click Yes to continue.
• View the Progress bar to track the progress of the stubcode generation. The stubcode generation is complete when the Progress bar is filled and the message Done! is displayed in the wizard's information panel.
• When you are asked whether you want to open the project, click No.
• Click Close to close the window when done.

	You will be opening the project when you test the application. See Testing the Application for details.

In addition to the previously discussed classes, this instructs Chameleon to generate the following:

• A sample server application for parsing incoming HL7 messages and extracting data;
• A new VMD file autoack.vmd, that the server application uses to generate the acknowledgement messages it returns to the message originator; and
• Other classes required by the above, such as project files.

Your focus in this tutorial is on the server application.

	You can also use the Stubcode Generation Wizard to generate a client application. For details, see Application to HL7.