On 18.01.2012 12:45, Ian McNicoll wrote:
> Hi Jostein,
>
> Sebastian can confirm this but I understand that CKM uses an open
> Freemind viewer browser component.
Essentially yes, it is the Freemind Flash Browser.
The source files for Freemind is a fairly simple XML as you can see when 
you download the freemind files for the archetype (There is a link 
underneath the mindmap).
This can also be imported by e.g. XMind.
> There is also some branched archetype editor source code that was
> developed by one of Sebastian's students to add mindmapping facility.
> Unfortunately this is now very out of date with the Trunk code and
> relies on a closed .Net coding component with a per-developer licence
> so cannot formally be part of the openEHR development. If someone was
> interested in doing this work, however, I am sure Ocean could find a
> way to assist.
This uses a different technology though and as you said a nice .NET 
library that unfortunately is not open source.
Also, this code makes direct use of fields in the Archetype Editor (i.e. 
not from a parsed ADL file or the like) and thus is not directly usable.

Sebastian
> I wonder if adding this functionality directly to AE is in any case
> the sensible approach. it might be interesting to see if someone could
> develop a simple web-service that would take an uploaded archetype and
> display the result in the Freemind browser.
> Might be a good student project.
>
> Ian
>
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> On 18 January 2012 11:14, Jostein Ven<josteinven at hotmail.com>  wrote:
>> Everybody,
>>
>> The module in the CKM for visualising arketypes as mind maps - is it open
>> source and how can we get access to it? Is there a plan to in
>>
>>


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