ytiddo wrote on Tuesday, December 15, 2009:
I’m just about done with the first release of my XML based form generator.
This form generator is designed to let you specify the fields of a ‘form’ using a simple XML markup, and generate a form in OpenEMR that behaves as you’d expect.
the output of this form generator is a directory of files, ready to be droped in openemr/interface/forms.
the HTML it outputs, the field types, and the look and feel is based on the putput of formscript.pl, and the ‘example2’ example form.
new dependancies:
to use this form generator, you must have XALAN installed, which comes with sun java 1.4, is free software, and is available on windows platforms.
using:
to use, write an XML file similar to one of the XML files shipped with the ‘application’, and run:
“make INFILE=myxmlfile.xml”
1> how do i get a windows user to test this?
2> what level of testing is required for oenemr to be satisfied enough to replace formscript.pl with this?
the forms generated output valid XHTML 1.1.
Justin Doiel