I also agree with Tims comments, we need to stay within scope of
OpenEHR.  Obviously anyone building an HIS has an interest in proving
interoperability with other standards - but that should be up to them
not OpenEHR.

Echoing Berts comment if we can get an early heads up on the
requirements - it does not have to be perfect nor complete, just
something that we can get started with on the design side.

Demonstrating connectivity at a conference is great but I plan to have
my system running 24/7 on the internet with simulated random data and
it would be *very* cool to have a partner system which was sending and
receiving data - so you could log into either system and see the data
flow...

On 11/9/07, Bert Verhees <bert.verhees at rosa.nl> wrote:
> <snip>
> (I snipped it away because of readability)
> > How and whether that system performs with HL7v2,CDA,CCD, etc. is outside
> > the scope of openEHR conformance.
> >
> I must say, I agree with Tim, we must take care that we (only) test to
> openEhr-specs conformance.
>
> I would like to add some remarks. There maybe already thoughts about the
> coming API, can I find some information about that? It is difficult to
> have this discussion without that information. Let me explain:
>
> There are more platforms in which the openEhr specs can be build, .NET,
> Java,  Eiffel, also C++ is possible. There are also many platforms on
> which openEhr can run. Linux, Mac and Windows.
> There are many interfacing-possibilities to other services/software. The
> good thing about open standards is that all this is posssible.
> But now an API, which must be platform-independent, because there is no
> platform defined in the specs. How will that look like, from technical
> view: I can imagine, this will be  a service as in (http) SOA/SOAP-level
>
> Maybe I am wrong, so please tell me were to read more about it.
>
> regards
> Bert Verhees
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