Hi Ronald, Thanks for the suggestion, but I had already seen it. In fact I got to tryton by looking at GNU Health. I installed it on a server and did some tests. I even modified some parts and configured some others to fit the needs of the center, but in the end I found that it was better (in this case) to start coding above Tryton directly.
I think GNU Health is a great project, and one of its strong points is that it is very general. But that is the problem I had with it, I needed something more specific to the needs of the center. I already have some lines of code written and a testing server running it (it has the "Management" module I made, working). If the project is a success maybe it could be added to the GNU Health Project somehow (I have to ask the people I am working to, but I would like to make it under a GPL license), but what I am building is very specific so, even if it can be useful to others, I am not sure if too much. I think the best that I can offer then is the knowledge I may acquire if I get to have a working project, to others. Regards, Miguel Tasende -- [email protected] mailing list
