--- Update July 2015: Note that updated openEHR specifications are now available at https://github.com/openEHR/specifications-RM/tree/master/computable/UML, https://github.com/openEHR/specifications-AM/tree/master/computable/UML and browsable links like via http://openehr.org/releases/trunk/UML/ ---

This page is in alpha stage. If it comes closer to beta it will be noted on the openEHR developer mailing list...

EMF is a (meta)modeling framework in Eclipse. UML version 1+ or 2+ are some of the possible meta models. The openEHR RM and AM specifications are available as UML (Magic Draw) and also (partly) as XML Schemas. This wikipage is a intended for people that arw interested in getting the openEHR specification models as input into the EMF framework and then to generate artifacts such as code and documentation as output from the EMF framework.

Experiment description 

An initial experiment was conducted running Eclipse 3.3 on Windows XP.

  1. Get a machine readable version of the openEHR model specifications in UML/XMI-format
  2. Open the UML file in an EMF-enabled Eclipse setup.
  3. Inspect and edit the model if needed. If errors or differences in semantics compared to the PDF-specifications are found, then supply feedback to openEHR (TODO: Add link to JIRA-enry for "computable" spec?) Any EMF-based editing plugin for Eclipse should work. The errors and TODO-items found are listed at the end of this page.
  4. Use, modify or create new (usually template driven) output mechanisms to create code and documentation. There are several ways to go from EMF to Code (see discussion)

Suggested automated (or semiautomated) outputs to develop:

Errors and TODO-items

V 1.0.1 Alpha 0.02

DONE: (Please not that these "Alpha 0.02" changes  are not uploaded to this site yet)

TODO:

QUESITONS

Additions to prepare audience for V 1.0.1++ (Upcoming versions)