Hello all, after three months of work, I am happy to present our first minor release: http://resmedicinae.sourceforge.net/user/download/index.html Find more details and documentation on our homepage. There's also a test applet available: http://resmedicinae.sourceforge.net/user/download/testing.html You won't see much more than a frame window. What has taken time is the underlying model - see bottom of the page: http://resmedicinae.sourceforge.net/developer/model/index.html or get an overview here (821,5 kB!!): http://resmedicinae.sourceforge.net/developer/model/doc/resmedicinae_399.html The current functionality in short: As we had agreed with David some time ago, a part that was still missing in www.openemed.org is a Java Swing standalone client application that we have tried to start with now. We designed it such that independent modules can be easily sticked on it. That way, the application might be the host providing a user interface. 1 Modules can be run from within ResMedicinae or as a standalone application. 2 The application and all modules can be run as applet as well. 3 The user can choose between the four most common window modes: - top level frames (FDI = floating document interface) - internal frames (MDI = multiple document interface) - tabbed frame (TDI) - single frame (SDI) 4 Module developers will just have to inherit from an abstract module class and provide a panel/form (and optionally toolbar, menubar etc.) that contains their functionality. That's all they have to care about. For the next time we plan to implement first modules on form printing and lab data retrieval. At first, external scripts will be invoked for this. Later, each script/program will get its own user interface. Within the following months we also plan to integrate at least one of OpenEMed's client services. -- Kind regards, Christian http://www.resmedicinae.org - Information in Medicine -
