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* The [http://hl7projects.hl7.nscee.edu HL7 Project Homebase] on GForge is a project tracking site which allows management of HL7 tools including bug tracking, feature requests and publication of releases. | * The [http://hl7projects.hl7.nscee.edu HL7 Project Homebase] on GForge is a project tracking site which allows management of HL7 tools including bug tracking, feature requests and publication of releases. | ||
| − | * | + | * Open Health Tools [http://www.openhealthtools.org/] is a related tooling initiative in which HL7 actively participates |
==Tooling Topics== | ==Tooling Topics== | ||
Revision as of 15:35, 16 October 2008
HL7 Tooling Work Group.
The mission of the Tooling Work Group is to oversee the tools that facilitate the development, adoption and use of HL7 standards, according to the requirements of the HL7 Board and membership needs.
For details, see
- HL7 Tooling Webpage [1]has the Tooling Work Group Mission and Charter and list of Co-chairs
- Teleconferences are held every Thursday at 10amEastern see Telecon Agendas
- Working Agenda for the next WGM is at Tooling Working Group Agenda
- The [2] is the HL7 list server where you can subscribe to any of the Tooling lists
- The Tooling Work Group Minutes are on [3]
Related links:
- The HL7 Project Homebase on GForge is a project tracking site which allows management of HL7 tools including bug tracking, feature requests and publication of releases.
- Open Health Tools [4] is a related tooling initiative in which HL7 actively participates
Tooling Topics
- Tactical Action Items
- Tools List discussion
- HL7 Project Homebase reorg
- Update the Tooling Work Group wiki page
- Model Interchange Format (MIF)
- XML ITS R1 schema tooling issues
- WYSIWYG Editor Component for Tools
- V3 Generator Enhancements
- Conversion of CVS Repository to Subversion
- Subversion FAQs
- Mission & Charter
Tooling Documentation
- Installing and Configuring HL7 Tools
- HL7 Tooling FAQs
- The HL7 Tools index provides a somewhat-dated summary of HL7-supported tools, and links to the location to download the most recent versions.
- Source Code for most HL7 Tools is at The HL7 Subversion Site
- Support page for Vocabulary Submission Tools
- Creating and Using a Document Tab Control on HL7 Wiki
- HTC Tools Roadmap
- Eclipse Tools Installation Instructions (for tools users)
- Tooling committee is currently reviewing HTC Position document: MIF, Repositories & HL7 Work practices
