Fig. 2. System Architecture
Let us remind that to launch the system; the patient has to
identify himself near one of the mentioned agents; the hospital,
the doctor, the specialist, the pharmacy or near one of the two
insurance types. This identification is achieved via a mobile
device recognition phenomenon and more specifically via the
Near Field Communication (NFC) [7] standard/sensor or via
a digital certificate. Once the patient is identified, a HTTP
request is sent to the web service which is responsible for
the identification task. Both IDs, the patient ID and the agent
ID, are transferred with the HTTP request. The web server
will interact and communicate with the centralized database,
Relational Database Management System (RDMS), via a JAVA
query [8] in order to verify the IDs. Once verified, a message
will be send back to the doctor application interface in his
used mobile device/tablet. The message will be transferred
via the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) [10] in the
form of an Extensible Markup Language (XML) format [9].
More precisely, the message sent to the agent will include the
possible accesses that the agent is authorized to deal with;
which are in the form of different interfaces depending on his
Fig. 2. System Architecture
Let us remind that to launch the system; the patient has to
identify himself near one of the mentioned agents; the hospital,
the doctor, the specialist, the pharmacy or near one of the two
insurance types. This identification is achieved via a mobile
device recognition phenomenon and more specifically via the
Near Field Communication (NFC) [7] standard/sensor or via
a digital certificate. Once the patient is identified, a HTTP
request is sent to the web service which is responsible for
the identification task. Both IDs, the patient ID and the agent
ID, are transferred with the HTTP request. The web server
will interact and communicate with the centralized database,
Relational Database Management System (RDMS), via a JAVA
query [8] in order to verify the IDs. Once verified, a message
will be send back to the doctor application interface in his
used mobile device/tablet. The message will be transferred
via the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) [10] in the
form of an Extensible Markup Language (XML) format [9].
More precisely, the message sent to the agent will include the
possible accesses that the agent is authorized to deal with;
which are in the form of different interfaces depending on his
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