[news.eclipse.technology.ohf] Re: H3ET Tools Contribution

[Brandon Ulrich <bulrich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> I'm trying to check out the H3ET through Eclipse H3ET and get a little
> bit lost - there're two forks of H3ET related, i.e.:
>  - org.eclipse.ohf\H3ET\plugins\XXXXXXXXX
>  - org.eclipse.ohf\plugins\org.eclipse.ohf.h3et.XXXXXXXXX (from .core
> to .vocab.tests)
The active development is in the org.eclipse.ohf\plugins directory.

> What packages should I check out as the minimized requirement if I just
> run as a HL7 V3 designer without using other OHF features?
You will need the following plug-ins:
 org.eclipse.ohf.h3et.*
 org.eclipse.ohf.utilities
 org.apache.batik
 org.apache.commons.codec
 org.apache.commons.lang
 org.xmlpull.v1

> Or is there any Getting Started tutorials?
Sorry, the best place for help is on the newsgroup for now.

> I assume it's the correct source to get the v3 tools announced by
> HL7/CFH/JIVA on Jan 11th re:
> "Eclipse-Based Message Development and Validation Tools for HL7 Version
> 3 Released "
Yes, these are the tools referred to in the press release at
http://www.connectingforhealth.nhs.uk/technical/standards/news/hl7_v3_releas
ed

As of this morning, binaries of these tools have also been made available by
the HL7 Tooling Collaborative. Installation instructions can be found at the
HTC Eclipse Tooling site under downloads. See
http://hl7projects.hl7.nscee.edu/projects/htc/

Cheers,
Brandon 


On 1/26/07 3:44 PM, in article epd444$2ju$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Phenix Pu
Qin" <phenix.pu.qin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Brandon,
> 
> I'm trying to check out the H3ET through Eclipse H3ET and get a little
> bit lost - there're two forks of H3ET related, i.e.:
>  - org.eclipse.ohf\H3ET\plugins\XXXXXXXXX
>  - org.eclipse.ohf\plugins\org.eclipse.ohf.h3et.XXXXXXXXX (from .core
> to .vocab.tests)
> 
> What packages should I check out as the minimized requirement if I just
> run as a HL7 V3 designer without using other OHF features?
> Or is there any Getting Started tutorials?
> 
> I assume it's the correct source to get the v3 tools announced by
> HL7/CFH/JIVA on Jan 11th re:
> "Eclipse-Based Message Development and Validation Tools for HL7 Version
> 3 Released "
> 
> Thanks for your effort!
> 
> Phenix
> 
> On 2007-01-22 21:21:30 +0800, Brandon Ulrich
> <bulrich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> said:
> 
>> The source for the Message Instance Editor and MIF Validator tools will be
>> available from CVS within the next 48 hours.
>> 
>> Brandon
>> 
>>> Both the
>>> message instance editor and the MIF validation tool will be donated to the
>>> Eclipse OHF in the near future. (We will update the list when the timing
>>> becomes clear.)
>> 
>> 
>> On 1/16/07 10:26 AM, in article C1D258C8.ADDF%bulrich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
>> "Brandon Ulrich" <bulrich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> 
>>> Ale,
>>> 
>>> There were two H3ET tools demonstrated at the HL7 working group meeting in
>>> San Diego last Wednesday: a message instance editor that allows editing
>>> message instances based on MIF models, and a MIF validation tool. Both the
>>> message instance editor and the MIF validation tool will be donated to the
>>> Eclipse OHF in the near future. (We will update the list when the timing
>>> becomes clear.)
>>> 
>>> In the meantime, access to binary versions of these tools will be made
>>> available to the HL7 community, probably at the HL7 Project Homebase. I will
>>> update this list when the tools are publicly available.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> Brandon
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On 1/16/07 9:53 AM, "Alessandro Fredianelli"
>>> <alessandro.fredianelli@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> 
>>>> Hi all,
>>>> any news about h3et tools commitment?
>>>> 
>>>> Thank you very much.
>>>> 
>>>> Regards, Ale.
>>>> 
>>>> 
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