. Works great!
Jim, I'm curious to know more about your ideas for approaching VistA
data through Mozilla. Several things have been tried - PHP integration,
etc... (and from what I hear from Terry Weichman the PHP interface is
difficult).
Thoughts?
Richard Schilling
Cognition Group, Inc
service
This product has been in use for some time. The work being done now is
to integrate the VistA platform with these services and provide other
services like billing, etc.
Dave Forslund and I also sit on the OMG healthcare domain task force,
ASTM and X12 standards bodies.
Richard
recognition, the technical and financial cases are made for
FOSS. We're shooting ourselves in the foot because of lack of
accessibility, obviously.
Richard Schilling
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
*FOSS Community, Disabled Users Must Learn to Communicate
NewsForge (03/18/06) Fioretti, Marco
Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
(snip)
Does JDO support a query mechanism or is just a framework for object
storage and retrieval?
Yes. There's a complete query mechansim. You can read about it in the
JDO spec:
http://jcp.org/aboutJava/communityprocess/final/jsr012/index2.html
===
.
And here's some links for true object stores:
http://mdr.netbeans.org/architecture.html
(see the section on btrees)
www.csg.is.titech.ac.jp/~chiba/oopsla98/proc/lee.pdf
Thoughts?
Richard Schilling
Cognition Group, Inc.
Seattle, WA
I have a correction to my post:
It is interesting to note that since Caché provides a JDBC driver
for it's data store, it is possible to use jpox to persist Java objects
*in MUMPS through JDBC* as opposed to using Caché Objects directly.
Richard
Richard Schilling wrote:
The whole
Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
()
It might be a good idea to start out by defining what you mean by a
true object store. I doubt seriously that we're all on the same page here.
Right ... good call. By true object store I mean a data store that is
capable of storing a) entire objects
Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
In your original post, you focused primarily on object storage and
access. Those are important, of course, but we can hardly ignore the
question of how that database should be queried: What is the most
natural way to refer to objects? If we have OIDs we're in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, the bottom line is that VA can employ their current infrastructure
to accomplish what it is seeking bids for. Hmm.
Not exatly. The conversion of CHCS and code to a cross-platform
infrastructure requires much more than just using more of Cache.
There's a
Jim Self wrote:
Richard Schilling wrote:
When objects are stored wholesale in an object store, I call it an
object database. When object data is stored in a SQL database and then
managed by some intermediary API, I call it a persistence layer.
So, perhaps we're splitting hairs here
database from, say, SQL Server, and do queries.
Thanks,
Douglas
From: Richard Schilling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] Rewriting CPRS in Java
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2006 11:32:41 -0800
Jim
Any product that is able to process the Structured Query Language, and
provide a SQL table view of data is by definition a SQL server.
Cache's SQL processing conforms to the ANSI SQL specification in many
ways, and Cache provides ODBC and JDBC drivers as well. All the
features of a SQL
Great news spot! Thanks for posting this.
Richard
Marc Krawitz wrote:
Please see:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11844694/
A big advantage for the VA is electronic medical records. The VA has
the largest, and one of the most modern systems in the world. When a VA
patient visits any
When objects are stored wholesale in an object store, I call it an
object database. When object data is stored in a SQL database and then
managed by some intermediary API, I call it a persistence layer.
So, perhaps we're splitting hairs here.
Roy Gaber wrote:
the ideal high-performance
keeping a permanent archive
either
Richard Schilling
Bhaskar, KS wrote:
No, it doesn't. But I was only speaking to the concern voiced in your
post that I replied to.
-- Bhaskar
On Thu, 2006-03-09 at 16:07 -0600, Dan wrote:
That really doesn't resolve the ownership issue though, does
via the OMG CORBAMED specifications. It's slow progress
at this point.
Richard Schilling
Cognition Group, Inc.
There was a Request Joseph Puthooran wrote:
Is any one working on rewriting CPRS in Java so it is
independent of Windows? I would like to get in touch with anyone
interested
to workflow
integration. We're also making progress (slow) on integrating workflow
definitions directly into the software development process.
Richard Schilling
Cognition Group
Seattle, WA USA
J. Michael Towry wrote:
Yes, we definitely do not want to reinvent -- or even modify -- CPRS. We do
model (with inheritance)
written on the MUMPS platform. There's a nice Java API to interact with
the MUMPS-defined object model as well.
Terry W. can speak more about it though.
Richard Schilling
Cognition Group, Inc.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
No discussion about VistA(tm) trademarks could be complete without this
citation:
http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=docstate=o4sg71.2.1
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Despair%2C_Inc.
Richard Schilling
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Turns out there are LOTS of VISTAs on the TM
. This is a
jack/jill-'o-trades position.
Wouldn't be surprised if there was already someone fingered for this job.
Richard Schilling
Cognition Group, Inc.
Seattle, WA
Kevin
On 2/20/06, Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maury, you forgot to put in the part about walks-on-water
You don't have to register. Click on the link that says Synopsis
toward the bottom of the page.
Richard Schilling
Cognition Group
Seattle, WA
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Do you have to register to see the full text of this, or maybe I have to do it
from a Windows system? I just see a page
that of particular interest that VHA would like responders to
address in their responses to this RFI:
* Limited Payer Access
* Payer Identification
* Unreliable Payer Responses
VHA is open to a 'best of breed' approach to solutions.
Richard Schilling
Cognition Group
Seattle, WA
Manual, Version 1.1; Patch
XWB*1.1*40 (Page 13-2):
INTERFACES
No *non*-VA products are embedded in or required by the RPC Broker
software, other than those provided by the underlying operating systems.
(emphasis theirs)
Richard Schilling
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED
Enable telnetd on the Linux box - and use a VT102 terminal emulator on
the Windows client.
Richard Schilling
Cognition Group, Inc.
Seattle, WA
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The later installs of Linux have telnet turned off or not even defined.
- Original Message -
From: K.S. Bhaskar
a friend was right there trying to help
me out and was doing a bang up job of it.
From the end user standpoint and delphi developer standpoint it's
great. No question. But I haven't seen any documentation yet on the
actual protocol used on the wire yet. Have you run across this?
Richard
was years
ahead of its time in the 1980's/1990's.
I hope HP keeps that architecture alive.
Richard Schilling
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Todd Berman wrote:
On Fri, 2005-10-21 at 13:51 -0700, Richard Schilling wrote:
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
You mentioned the Broker documentation, and I know you are not referring to
this particular documentation, but I was poking around the Broker components
while attempting to use
I just have to say that I think this is all great news too!
It opens up GT.M in its open source state for so many ...
now...if you happen to have an extra AXP I can have access to :-)
Richard Schilling
K.S. Bhaskar wrote:
This is the first release of GT.M for Alpha/AXP at Source Forge
Jim Self wrote:
Thanks Richard, I will look at the sources, but I don't have Tomcat/Resin so I
can't
easily see how the Swing applets work now unless that is demonstrated in an
applet from
one of your demonstration servers. Are there any more specific instructions for
eliciting
interesting
(look in
src/tools/gov/lanl/Database/GTM for OEMEDSRV.m).
Richard Schilling
Cognition Group, Inc.
Seattle, WA
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source of information about the Consortium.
Anyone find additional information, like say on Microsoft's or IBM's
website?
Richard Schilling
Gilbert, Francis S. WCO wrote:
Slashdot (www.slashdot.org) has a reference to the following on their
website today. Lots of interesting comments from readers
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