Z-modem or hl7 over dialup

Ramesh,
Is it possible to send a message through z-modem or hl7 over dialup? I dont have alot of details on this yet but will b2b support this way of communication? I understand that they are really old/absolette way of transfer.
Dipal

Hello Dipal,
With a little knowledge on z-modem, it is similar to FTP transport protocol. HL7 documents can be transferred over MLLP and generic Exchange which necessarily involve FTP transport. HTH.
Rgds,Ramesh

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