openEHR.NET
The first release of openEHR.NET is available at http://openehr.codeplex.com/. openEHR.NET is a C# implementation of the openEHR Reference Model (RM) and Archetype Model (AM) specifications (Release 1.0.1), allowing developers to build openEHR applications by composing RM objects, validate against AM objects and serialise to/from XML. The aim of this release is to help all .Net development share the same core classes, and of course collaborate on a common high-quality library rather than having separate developmets.
openEHR.Net is already in use on a demonstration project called Gastros (http://gastros.codeplex.com/) led by Koray Atalag at Auckland University.
If you are interested in open source openEHR development on .Net platform, please visit the openEHR codeplex site and join the development group.
Comments (2)
30-Oct-2008
Moody Amakobe says:
This might sound stupid.. I'm a developer and I just started learning about open...This might sound stupid.. I'm a developer and I just started learning about openEHR, now I downloaded all the apps as explained on the website.. the problem i have is how do I code in it.. how do I create for instance a .net application on the platform? is OpenEHR just a platform or does it have applications?
31-Mar-2009
Jeff Kisling says:
Is anyone working with Micrsoft's Windows Presentation Foundation and its data b...Is anyone working with Micrsoft's Windows Presentation Foundation and its data binding technologies to dynamically build user interface forms from archetypes?