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J9 is the Java VM and classlibrary technology from IBM. It is highly versatile and is used as the basis for many of IBM's product offerings from embedded to enterprise.  IBM has also made the J9 VM available to the Apache Harmony project for use in running their class libraries.
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=== About OHF ===
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This is the Eclipse Open Healthcare Framework (OHF) wiki. The OHF project addresses part of an need to improve the levels of interoperability between applications and systems within and across healthcare organizations – corporate and regions.
  
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IBM offers a number of J9 configurations free for evalutation use. For Eclipse developers looking to compile or run bundles that require only the Foundation 1.0 classes, this is ideal.
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=== Additional OHF sites ===
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* [http://www.eclipse.org/ohf/ OHF Project Home Page]
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* [http://ohf-dev.blogspot.com/ OHF Committers Blog]
  
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===Getting J9===
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=== Discussions ===
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The trial J9 configurations are shipped as part of the WebSphere Everyplace Micro Environment (WEME) 6.1 product.  Follow the steps below to get WEME 6.1.
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* [[OHF using SCA]]
  
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# go to the [http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/zones/wireless/weme_eval_runtimes.html WEME trials site]
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== OHF Relationship Management (& Current Events etc) ==
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# select any of the links in the right hand column of the WEME 6.1 table (the first table on the page)
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# on the Trials and betas page choose the trial that applies to you.  Here you are choosing between Linux and Windows (ensure you select version 6.1)
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# verify that you are about to get the right thing and click "Continue"
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# at this point you will be ask to login/register.  This process is relatively harmless and in the end worthwhile (you are after all getting this JRE for free)
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# be sure to read and then agree to the license
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# finally you get to te download page.  Here there are several choices so read the headings carefully.  You want "CDC 1.0/Foundation 1.0/Personal Profile1.0 for Windows XP/X86" (or the corresponding one for Linux).  This was the second section at the time of writing.
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# Download the Binary or Executable file as you choose (acutally I don't know what a .bin file is...)
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# after the download completes, run the installer and follow the instructions etc etc.
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# when the download completes there will be a zip file in the install location.  That is the J9 configuration you want.  Ignore all the other _jvm stuff.  That, ironically, is the JRE used to run the installer that "installed" the .zip file.
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# unzip the J9 configuration zip file wherever you like
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===Running J9===
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* [[OHF Relationship Management: Java]]
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J9 runs like any other Java system with the exception that the executable is called 'j9' instead of 'java'.
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* [[OHF Relationship Management: Eclipse]]
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* [[OHF Relationship Management: Open Source Healthcare initiatives]]
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* [[OHF Relationship Management: Standards Organisations]]
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* [[OHF Relationship Management: Corporates]]
  
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===Foundation 1.1===
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=== Public Healthcare Serveices ===
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You may have noticed Foundation 1.1 downloads available.  You are free to use Foundation 1.1 but as of this writing, the J9 Foundation 1.1 configuration is not readily recognized by the Eclipse IDE.  Using this configuration requires that you get and install the J9 Launching plugin from the JDT Debug page.
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This section contains a list of known public standard healthcare services.  
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The listed services are actors on one of the [http://www.ihe.net IHE] profiles. OHF implements components that interacts with these services. The purpose of the list is to help developers test the plugins they develop, to validate full interoperability across vendors, and to validate comliance with the standard.
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None of the listed services are part of Eclipse or Eclipse OHF.  
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  The services are publicly avaliable for demos and interoperability
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tests and they are not part of production environment.
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'''We welcome any service providor that have a public standard based healthcare service to contact us in order to add new services to the list'''
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====Audit record repository====
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{| style="background-color:#ABCDEF;"
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|+Public Healthcare Services
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! Vendor !! Service URL !! BSD SYSLOG Port !! Reliable Syslog Port 
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! IBM
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| ibmod235.dal-ebis.ihost.com || 541 || N/A
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|}
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== OHF Meetings ==
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* [[Face to Face meeting at EclipseCon]]
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** [[Pictures from the meeting]]

Revision as of 18:08, 4 May 2006

About OHF

This is the Eclipse Open Healthcare Framework (OHF) wiki. The OHF project addresses part of an need to improve the levels of interoperability between applications and systems within and across healthcare organizations – corporate and regions.

Additional OHF sites

Discussions

OHF Relationship Management (& Current Events etc)

Public Healthcare Serveices

This section contains a list of known public standard healthcare services.

The listed services are actors on one of the IHE profiles. OHF implements components that interacts with these services. The purpose of the list is to help developers test the plugins they develop, to validate full interoperability across vendors, and to validate comliance with the standard. 

None of the listed services are part of Eclipse or Eclipse OHF. 
The services are publicly avaliable for demos and interoperability 
tests and they are not part of production environment.

We welcome any service providor that have a public standard based healthcare service to contact us in order to add new services to the list

Audit record repository

Public Healthcare Services
Vendor Service URL BSD SYSLOG Port Reliable Syslog Port
IBM ibmod235.dal-ebis.ihost.com 541 N/A

OHF Meetings

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