Hello,
What is the best (comfortable, easiest to use, most often used, most
interoperable, etc.) implementation of an AQL parser currently available ?
After some googleling I found a Git repository of JacSoyYo.
Alternatively I could cut the parser from the EtherCIS-Server.
Currently I am only
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Subject: RE: AQL-parser in Java? + AQL response format (using the AS
operator)
Hi Erik,
Response to 2, the Ocean EhrGate Web Service provides a ResultSet as defined
i
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To: For openEHR technical discussions
Subject: AQL-parser in Java? + AQL response format (using the AS operator)
Hi!
1. Has anybody planned, or started, to create an AQL-parser in Java?
Maybe the basics from AQL to parse tree could be common for several
different persistence
M
> To: erisu at imt.liu.se; For openEHR technical discussions
> Subject: Re: AQL-parser in Java? + AQL response format (using the AS
operator)
>
> Hi Eric,
>
> I suggest that you read the Extract Information Model document.
> Though it still needs some vetting, this s
on 10/01/2008 04:40 AM Heath Frankel wrote:
> Hi Tim & Erik,
> Actually there are two means of querying data from an EHR, one is certainly
> ...
> Therefore, there does need to be a container for these collection of
> objects. We have implemented a RESULT_SET that contains a list of
> RESULT_ROWs
Hi!
1. Has anybody planned, or started, to create an AQL-parser in Java?
Maybe the basics from AQL to parse tree could be common for several
different persistence implementations and then the rest of the
implementation will be different for different persistence mechanisms.
Our first interest
Hi Eric,
I suggest that you read the Extract Information Model document.
Though it still needs some vetting, this should answer many of your
questions.
Regards,
Tim
On Tue, 2008-09-30 at 11:04 +0200, Erik Sundvall wrote:
> Hi!
>
> 1. Has anybody planned, or started, to create an A
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