Are there any open data sources/servers or open APIs available for HL7 version 2?
I have found multiple open data sources for HL7 for FHIR
http://wiki.hl7.org/index.php?title=Publicly_Available_FHIR_Servers_for_testing, but not version 2.
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Does Moqui framework has built in support for reporting tool like Jasper, Birt, Pentaho etc, I searched the online documentation and could not find any information, What is the recommended tool for generating custom reports
Moqui supports Report Builder and Custom Reports (Report Viewer) natively, and perhaps does not need integration with external Reporting Tools like Jasper, Birt and Pentaho for export to csv or JSON, and i believe other report types like pdf can be added with customization. The native Reports Builder and Custom Reports (Reports Viewer) are present in POPC ERP and HiveMind Admin for reference. Moqui native Reports Viewer supports .csv and Download JSON.
POPC > Report Builder > Edit Report screen
POPC ERP > Report Viewer (supports Exporting to Download JSON, CSV)
We created a Jhipster web application, we have some data that we need to share through documents (invoices for eg.)
My question is, is there any reporting tool for Jhipster (works fine with jhipster apps) ?
Anything like Crystal reports or Infomaker.
Thank you
JasperReports is a good option to generate reports from Java/Spring applications. You can design the report using a visual editor (called Jaspersoft Studio), and then put the report file (.jrxml) in the classpath of your JHipster application (src/main/resources) and invoke the Jasper engine to fill the report by passing the data as a Java object or JSON string. Using the same report design file as an input, the library allows you to export to multiple output formats (PDF, HTML, Excel, etc).
I have been working with the HL7 FHIR .NET API reference implementation - utilizing the existing resource models embedded in the library. Now, I am trying to use the Forge tool to modify the resources (contraints/extensions) to suit my requirements.
I noticed that the HL7 publishing mechanism does not generate C# models from DSTU 2 onwards and was wondering - what is the best way of converting profiles created using Forge into C# resource classes such that they may be included into the HL7.Fhir.Model assembly that is part of the reference implementation.
The generation of the models not being part of the official build is correct.
This has now moved to https://github.com/ewoutkramer/fhir-net-api where the rest of the API is maintained more easily.
It is done using T4 templates on the output from the official builds.
There is a simple process for updating the models with the new versions of the spec, and we keep it fresh as people need it, and for each connectathon we publish a new build in NuGet and have a branch of the code in GitHub.
(Its a powershell script that downloads all the latest build outputs and puts them in the appropriate folders, then you need to run the t4 templates in Visual Studio)
Such as this one for the May Connectathon in Montreal
https://github.com/ewoutkramer/fhir-net-api/tree/ft-connectathon-may2016
This is able to be done yourself with a little assistance.
As for generating code for a profile, we haven't done that as yet, but will theoretically be possible.
Don't know that I'd advise this at the moment while the profiles are in so much development and change.
I am working on a Command Line Interface in Python for HL7 FHIR and I am looking for ECoreDefinitions.xml file for version different from DSTU 2. I know ECoreDefinitions.xml DSTU 2 is at http://www.hl7.org/implement/standards/fhir/ecoredefinitions.xml, but I'm not able to find similar files for different FHIR versions, in particular for the upcoming 1.4.0 or the versions previous to DSTU2.
Are they available?
No. we have removed the ecore definitions part now. You should use the files in validation.xml.zip (see "FHIR Definitions" in /downloads.html of the version you are interested in)
I my app, I have used JXL to parse XLS sheets.
Now as per the client requirement I need to provide support for XLSX (Excel 2007) format also.
But it seems that JXL has not published any version which supports XLSX(Excel 2007) format.
Can anyone suggest me any way of JXL which is compatible with XLSX format ?
OR Is it required to change the API OR I can process XLSX file with JXL ?
I visited JXL api and it seems that they are not providing support for xlsx format.
So I changed my api to Apche POI 3.9.
It has good functionality for xlsx/xls processing.
add following two jars then it will work :
xmlbeans and dom4j