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=Background & First Steps=
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'''Removed from Category:HowTo''' because this tool is no longer supported or in use.
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At the September 2007 WGM, Vocabulary & M&M "upped the ante" on the Vocabulary Harmonization Tool, by requiring that facilitators use this tool, if at all possible in preparing submissions for the November 2007 Harmonization Meeting and subsequent meetings. In exchange, we promised to put up a support page on the Wiki for this tool.   
 
At the September 2007 WGM, Vocabulary & M&M "upped the ante" on the Vocabulary Harmonization Tool, by requiring that facilitators use this tool, if at all possible in preparing submissions for the November 2007 Harmonization Meeting and subsequent meetings. In exchange, we promised to put up a support page on the Wiki for this tool.   
  
This is the beginning of that documentation.  The initial contribution is a minor revision and posting of the instructions and examples for using the previous Vocabulary Submission tool that required preparing XML files that drove the updates.
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The '''<big>[[Harmonization Editor Manual]]</big>''' has been created for the tool. The tool itself permits:
 
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*Loading the vocabulary content from an HL7 '''[[Installing_and_Configuring_HL7_Tools#Design_Repository|Design Repository]]'''
The current Eclipse-based tool is, for the most part, a GUI application that creates and processes the XML submission files.  Therefore the old documentation is a solid start for this documentation. It can be '''[http://hl7projects.hl7.nscee.edu/projects/vocab-tools/ downloaded as "Vocabulary Tool Documentation"]''' from the Vocabulary Tooling project on Gforge. Subsequent updating and editing will move the primary source to this site. [[User:Gwbeeler|GWBeeler]] 00:32, 23 September 2007 (CDT)
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*Browsing that content
 
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*Preparing harmonization proposals for vocabulary changes
=[[Vocabulary Maintenance Language|HL7 Vocabulary Maintenance Language]]=
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*Applying those changes to the source data base
:<big>'''''Documentation of XML Submission Format'''''</big>
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*Amending XML proposal files with an XML editor, rather than through the application.
The above referenced document is an updated and corrected reference manual for the XML-schema that governs the submission and processing of changes to the HL7-maintained vocabulary data.
 
  
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The current Eclipse-based tool is, a GUI application that creates and processes XML submission files that conform to the '''<big>[[Vocabulary Maintenance Language|HL7 Vocabulary Maintenance Language]]</big>'''.  Therefore the documentation for that language has been updated and placed on this Wiki, as well.
  
=[[Harmonization Editor Manual]]=
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At this point, this HL7 Wiki is the '''primary source''' for the documentation of '''both''' the tool and the language.
'''''work in progress'''''
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:[[User:Gwbeeler|GWBeeler]] 08:20, 10 October 2007 (CDT)

Latest revision as of 00:38, 11 June 2014

Removed from Category:HowTo because this tool is no longer supported or in use.

At the September 2007 WGM, Vocabulary & M&M "upped the ante" on the Vocabulary Harmonization Tool, by requiring that facilitators use this tool, if at all possible in preparing submissions for the November 2007 Harmonization Meeting and subsequent meetings. In exchange, we promised to put up a support page on the Wiki for this tool.

The Harmonization Editor Manual has been created for the tool. The tool itself permits:

  • Loading the vocabulary content from an HL7 Design Repository
  • Browsing that content
  • Preparing harmonization proposals for vocabulary changes
  • Applying those changes to the source data base
  • Amending XML proposal files with an XML editor, rather than through the application.

The current Eclipse-based tool is, a GUI application that creates and processes XML submission files that conform to the HL7 Vocabulary Maintenance Language. Therefore the documentation for that language has been updated and placed on this Wiki, as well.

At this point, this HL7 Wiki is the primary source for the documentation of both the tool and the language.

GWBeeler 08:20, 10 October 2007 (CDT)