Instruction, and Action in Java.

This message will probably be best answered by Rong, I guess.
I've been working today to understand the semantics of the instruction and action classes. When done I went to take a look to the java implementation nad found that ACTION, ACTIVITY, ISM_TRANSITION and INSTRUCTION_DETAILS re not implemented.

INSTRUCTION is implemented but it's public methods and attributes do not match the ones in the specs.

Are this classes going to be implemented soon following the specs? or are the changes in the implementation definitive and going to override the specs?

We need to understand how to use the available implementation or help in order to implement the specs as they are.

please let me know which way the development is planned to follow so that our effort can contribute to the java implementation.

cheers

Rodrigo Filgueira wrote:

This message will probably be best answered by Rong, I guess.
I've been working today to understand the semantics of the instruction and action classes. When done I went to take a look to the java implementation nad found that ACTION, ACTIVITY, ISM_TRANSITION and INSTRUCTION_DETAILS re not implemented.

INSTRUCTION is implemented but it's public methods and attributes do not match the ones in the specs.

Hi Rodrigo,

You are most likely looking at the TRUNK which is still being updated.

You should be able to find these classes on RM-1.0-update branch.

http://svn.openehr.org/ref_impl_java/BRANCHES/RM-1.0-update/libraries/src/java/org/openehr/rm/composition/content/entry/

Are this classes going to be implemented soon following the specs? or are the changes in the implementation definitive and going to override the specs?

We need to understand how to use the available implementation or help in order to implement the specs as they are.

please let me know which way the development is planned to follow so that our effort can contribute to the java implementation.

We are at the moment preparing a roadmap for the Java open source project which should guide the future development. The idea is that we will give a list of coherent resuable components according to overall design and also provide enough description for each component so that people can start to work on them. Stay tuned!

Cheers,
Rong