Well, you have certainly been busy! I wish I knew more so I could better understand what you have done, but one thing I do know, is that it must have been a heck of a lot of work! Hopefully, you will now be getting some help!
On Wednesday 18 May 2005 04:30 pm, Troy Caldwell wrote: > I have been working on a toolbox of java bridge components that I'm > calling m2java (i know, not very original). As part of this effort I > looked at the "java" files included in the VistAWeb sources, in > particular the MDO package. I'm not sure, but I think this code is > written in some sort of a Microsoft contamination of Java. Anyhow, with > a little effort I was able to rework most of the protocol code to be > Java compliant. I haven't had a chance to test it out yet, but I will > release it shortly on sourceforge. > > Following is a summary of the components I've put together: > > rpcbrokerj - a repackaging of the VistAWeb rpc broker client as a > standalone pure java component. > > mj - m parser written in java. Very primitive, doesn't use a proper > grammer and generator such as javacc, but it is simple and can be used > for building code analysis graphs. > > gnpj - Java port of the GT.M GNP protocol which can be used for > accessing GT.M globals from java (over TCP sockets). > > sshscraper - XML based screen scraping state machine that uses Mindterm > SSH. This includes scripts, based on Mark Street's installation > instructions, for installing and configuring OpenVistA. The > variabilities are supplied through properties files and can be driven by > ANT scripts. > > filemanj - java wrappers for fileman meta-data elements. > > Any thoughts or feedback would be greatly appreciated. > > Troy Caldwell > Buena Vista Solutions Inc. > http://www.buenavistasolutions.com > > Kevin Toppenberg wrote: > >It may not be documented, but it isn't secret is it? > >Can't one just look at the Delphi/pascal code and then > >write equivalent code for Java? > > > >Labor intensive I'm sure, but you wouldn't to be quite > >as low level as true reverse engineering. > > > >But then again, if the VA already has some first steps > >with a web access, doesn't that mean that a java tool > >already exists? > > > >Kevin > > > >--- Greg Woodhouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > >wrote: > >>Except, of course, that the wire protocol used by > >>the RPC Broker isn't > >>documented. If it were, writing a Java > >>implementation without having to > >>resort to reverse engineering the thing would be > >>much easier. > >> > >>--- Cable One <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>>Best place to start will be with the RPC Broker > >> > >>documentation and > >> > >>>code. That > >>>defines the communications with OpenVist from the > >> > >>client side I > >> > >>>believe. The > >>>CPRS code will show you how the client now works > >> > >>and what kind of > >> > >>>messages > >>>you will need to send toward Vista in order to > >> > >>perform the Clinical > >> > >>>tasks. > >>> > >>>Best regards, > >>> > >>>Donald R. 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