Thomas Beale wrote: > I would like to know if anyone here is interested in being able to play > with a demonstration system (located in Australia) over a web-service > (published API); currently you would write C# code against a client-side > DLL - the idea is to use the openEHR repository as a proper versioned, > archetyped, semantically queryable back-end. This would be for the > purpose of evaluating openEHR in a hands-on way. I don't want to get > into arguments about open source at the moment - today it is closed > source, but it will become open source as soon as we find an economic > model that pays for what we release before we release it (and in any > case, everything that we learn becomes part of the openEHR > specifications, and eventually the Java project). So the offer is for > people interested in contributing to openEHR / e-Health progress in > general, with all feedback (code if wished) being made public. > > - thomas beale > > BTW we are already doing this with some universities, and some smart programmers are working on a java/C# bridge, so you can probably assume that if you want to participate in this activity, you can also code in Java.
Timing will be in the new year - at this stage I would like to gauge interest. - thomas beale
