Hello Richard, The Finnish government has sponsored the Java Fix-IT tools and I believe that many apps in the Finnish health system are using it or the Delphi clients similar to CPRS on the VistA side. Those tools would presumably work on any M platform and would allow you to access the data structures. It is possible that they are using the RPC Broker for that work in which case you might have to do some additional custom work if you were not implementing the Broker for your project.
Todd Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> From: Richard Schilling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >I've been cautiously approaching the idea of a) writing GT.M in Java; >b)using JNI to manipulate the MUMPS data stores; or c) writing a Java >application to store directly to MUMPS data/schema. Did you see any >discussion on the feasability of that? > >My initial impression is that it would be easier to just rewrite GT.M >interpreter in Java and provide a MUMPS API interface to the data.
