V.A. Antipov – Dr.Sc. (Eng.), Professor, Department «Information-measuring and biomedical engineering»,  V.F. Utkin Ryazan State Radio Engineering University

E-mail: ParfAnt@rambler.ru

O.V. Antipov – Ph.D. (Eng.), Associate Professor, Department «Computational applied mathematics», V.F. Utkin Ryazan State Radio Engineering University

E-mail: ParfAnt@rambler.ru

V.V. Soldatov – Director of the Center for Multimedia and Technical Means of Training (CMST); Director of the Regional Center for Space Services of the V.F. Utkin Ryazan State Radio Engineering University

Е-mail: sldvv@bk.ru

The purpose of job is development of the uniform environment of message transfer between components of the virtual medical organization in view of mobility of separate components and heterogeneity of used platforms.

Novelty of the given job consists in the organization of the environment of data transmission for fast and effective realization of an exchange by messages in heterogeneous environments in view of mobility of clients. The developed system allows to receive actual messages in view of fast change of needs, and also to be connected to an any point of an input in system without loss of data. In article the basic theoretical questions connected with data transmission between applications are considered. The basic classifications of patterns of network interaction are considered. The pattern the Publication-subscription as the meeting most the requirements of fast delivery of messages to mobile subscribers is allocated. Types of addressing are disassembled at use of the given pattern, and also between platform formats of data exchange. The basic kinds of filters on contents and methods of their association are described. Aspects of mobility of components of system and a way of their realization are considered.

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