I also strongly suggest taking a look at the Windows code for the VistA GUI frontend if it's available. That will give you some clues about developing any kind of client.
Didn't know VA was working with a Java for CPRS. Of course, I have some code handy that would be a benefit to that project. The Java environment is our environment of choice.
Richard Schilling
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
The VA is developing a Java based replacement for CPRS, so perhaps you would like to consider and Open Source version of Java, and making your work Open Source, of course! ;-)
On Thursday 03 February 2005 12:13 pm, Nick James wrote:
Bhaskar,
We were thinking of a higher level language like .NET or Java rather than C and then have offline data update of the Fileman database. That should make it easier to get ready trained programmers.
Thanks
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