Re: ArchetypeOntology

["Rong Chen" <rong.acode@gmail.com>]

Hi Tim,

term_codes and constraint_codes are really just codes not ArchetypeTerms as indicated by the AOM specification. But you do need other attributes to keep the mapping between different language, codes and ArchetypeTerms in order to implement the methods.

In the Java implementation, a nested Map (Hash in Java) is used to keep all the mappings. The key of the outer map is language and the key for inner map is the code.

Cheers,
Rong

On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 8:26 PM, Tim Cook <timothywayne.cook@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi All,

While attempting to implement the ArchetypeOntology I have ran into some
confusion.

The attributes term_codes and constraint_codes are documented as being a
List of strings.

However, it seems to me that they should be a List of ArchetypeTerms. So
that the code is associated with the Hash (or Tuple) of the
text/description etc.

how is everyone else implementing this?

--Tim



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