The CMS 3.0 is an open-source clinical management system project jointly implemented by the Hong Kong Medical Association (HKMA) and the Information and Software Industry Association (ISIA), with funding support from the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer (OGCIO) under the Sector-specific Programme (SSP) for the Medical and Health Sector, and was developed by Mobigator Technology Group.

Screenshots:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=119396&id=504063796&ref=mf

See the facebook group:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=123759717334&v=wall&ref=ts

Twitter: http://twitter.com/HKMA_CMS

Website: http://www.cms3.hk

The project has been published under GPL2.0 license (open source). Technologically based on Java, Grails/Groovy, MySql. Web based client using ExtJs.

 

[From: http://www.isia.org.hk/]
Aug 2009, After two years of development, the TaoYuan Project team formed by ISIA and HKMA are pleased to announce that CMS 3.0 is born! The CMS 3.0 is the first Open-Source clinic management software in Hong Kong. The latest version 3.1 is available now for all registered doctors and clinics to download together with online e-learning and user manual. ISIA members provide various customized CMS service packages bundling hardware, broadband, data migration, training & hotline support.
For details, _http://cms3.isia.org.hk
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I'm mainly working on Windows for software development, Linux only on server sides, and was looking for a quick way to be able to build the Android Kernel on my primary machine, which only runs Windows. Building the Android kernel requires Linux or Mac. So as a quick solution I installed the VMWare Player running Ubuntu 9 on it.

Here are some hints how to get everything running quickly this way:

Install VMWare Player (download from http://www.vmware.com/products/player/)

In order not to running through the entire Ubuntu setup, I downloaded a current Ubuntu 9.04 Desktop image from http://chrysaor.info/?page=ubuntu

Since the hard disk is a little small for building Android (should have at least 10 GB of free space), I download another 50G disk and mount it to the system
Very useful instruction and quick way to add another HD I found here:
http://www.thoughtpolice.co.uk/vmware/howto/vmware-scsi-disk-add.html

Once the Ubuntu system is up and running with the newly mounted HD, proceed with the steps as documented at http://source.android.com/download
After having installed the necessary environment (git, repo, and all dependencies), the main steps to build the Android system and kernel are then:

• repo sync
• make
• make sdk

One important note regarding building the Kernel.
For some reason the project list on http://source.android.com/projects is not up to date, the Kernel project is not part of the core anymore but now a separate project. So building the Android system and building the underlying Linux kernel are actually two separate things. That's why we execute the 'make sdk' after the 'make' in order to get the kernel-qemu file as well.

see http://groups.google.com/group/android-platform/browse_thread/thread/5d7f720f11b1f177

I dowloaded the android source code few weeks back through the following link, and I have been working on code for few days now. But I recently checked out source code yesterday on a separate machine and found out that after doing a 'repo sync' there is no kernel folder in the source code.

This is intentional. Having the kernel source in the android manifest caused large downloads that few people needed, was not scalable, and caused some confusion.

The result of the make process are then four files, which you can then use with the emulator:

• kernel-qemu
• ramdisk.img
• system.img
• userdata.img

I recorded an OpenCms introduction video last weekend using Movie Maker and CamStudio (both free and easy-to-use tools), but still trying to improve the quality. 

This is my very first video recording and cutting, so please be considerate ;) 
Planning to add more videos step by step later. Hope to encourage others to do the same (on complementary topics).

We would like to invite you to the following event: WEB WEDNESDAY – GUANGZHOU Date: 30.09.2009 - 7 pm, The Paddy Field 田野西餐吧 No admission fee, no registration required A direct descendant of Hong Kong's successful networking event. Meet the GZ "Digerati" and greet guests from around Asia who are leaders on the Internet! Our main goal is to network and meet new people with common interests in the Guangzhou area, learn from our guests and, oh ya, HAVE FUN! Guest this month MATHIAS LIN Managing Director at SYSVISION Ltd. Topic: OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE from a Business Perspective How to save costs and stay vendor independent with IT This month's Web Wednesday event will give you some valuable tips on Open Source Software and how it can help your company save costs and stay vendor independent. Join this event and you will go home with useful advice that you can use right-away - whether you're a company director, marketing manager, or head of IT. Mathias Lin will introduce you into the eco-system of Open Source Software in a non-technical, easy-to-understand way. This is what you will learn at the next Web Wednesday: I. Introduction 1. What is open source software (OSS)? 2. Examples of available products II. Evaluation and Implementation 1. Benefits of OSS 2. Problems and obstacles to OSS 3. Choosing and evaluation OSS 4. Current status and trends III. Discussion and Q&A Mathias Lin Mathias Lin, born 1978 in Hamburg/Germany, is founder and managing director at SYSVISION Ltd. (Hong Kong) as well as Vice President, Products & Technologies at SYSVISION USA, Inc. Prior to living and working in Asia for 3.5 years, he served as managing director at SYSVISION, Germany. Mathias has 11+ years of professional experience in IT and has been consulting clients ranging from startups to Fortune 500 corporations, such as Bayer, China Telecom, Lufthansa, Unilever, Philips, Dräger, META Group, Atos Origin, et al. He is an enthusiastic proponent about technology and its impact on business and productivity. His personal interest lies in healthcare IT and how open source and open knowledge concepts and projects can contribute to the healthcare systems in developing and emerging countries. http://www.linkedin.com/in/mathiaslin https://www.xing.com/profile/Mathias_Lin http://twitter.com/mathiaslin http://www.sysvision.com E-Mail: mathias.lin@sysvision.com This month's event is presented in cooperation with: German Chamber of Commerce in China - South China --> Venue: The Paddy Field 田野西餐吧 Booth 1A, G/F, Central Plaza, 38 Huale Lu,Yuexiu 华乐路38号广怡大厦首层1A 本月主讲嘉宾 汉智科技常务董事 MATHIAS LIN 主题 开源软件 ——自《商务前景》一书 如何利用IT节省成本和保持供应商独立 本月的Web Wednesday活动会给你带来一些关于开源软件有用的小提示，及其如何帮助你的公司节省成本和保持供应商独立。无论你是一个公司的总监、市场经理或者 IT部门的领导，只要参加这个活动，就可以马上得到有用的建议。Mathias Lin 会深入浅出地向你介绍开源软件的运作模式。 以下是本月Web Wednesday活动的演讲纲要： I. 概述 1.什么是开源软件 2.应用产品举例 II. 评估与实现 1.开源软件的好处 2.开源软件的问题与阻碍 3.选择与评估 4.现状与趋势 III.讨论与问答环节 Mathias Lin 1978年生于德国汉堡，汉智科技（香港）的创始人和常务董事，同时也是美国汉智科技产品及技术的副总裁。 他已经在亚洲生活与工作了三年半，在此之前他于德国担任汉智科技总经理。 Mathias 在IT方面拥有超过11年的丰富经验，曾为各种不同的客户——从刚起步的企业到财富500强——提供IT咨询，包括：拜耳，中国电信，德国汉莎航空公司， 联合利华，飞利浦，德尔格，梅塔集团，源讯等等。他是科技及其工商影响力的热诚倡导者。 他的个人兴趣是医疗保健的IT解决方案，以及如何通过开源软件、知识共享来帮助发展中国家和新兴国家建立他们的医疗系统。 http://www.linkedin.com/in/mathiaslin https://www.xing.com/profile/Mathias_Lin http://twitter.com/mathiaslin http://www.sysvision.com E-Mail: mathias.lin@sysvision.com 本月活动合作单位： 南中国德国商会 --> Venue: The Paddy Field 田野西餐吧 Booth 1A, G/F, Central Plaza, 38 Huale Lu,Yuexiu 华乐路38号广怡大厦首层1A Web Wednesday Asia Header photo by Cecilia Lee http://china-photoblog.com

 

In recent projects we have used the Spring MVC integrated into OpenCms. This topic is not new to the OpenCms community, as it has already been covered a
little in the OpenCms wiki and also Bearingpoint provides an open source submodule in their Commons-Project at Sourceforge.
 
Nevertheless, we make our small 'getting-started' project available now - it's aimed for developers who want to integrate Spring & Hibernate into
OpenCms for the first time and would like to have a ready-to-go starting point/project setup.
The project includes Eclipse and NetBeans project files as well as the ant build file. We used it for OpenCms7.0.5 and OpenCms7.5. With these OpenCms versions, the versions of the depending lib files used by Spring and OpenCms should not
conflict. (We didn't use it with OpenCms6 yet).
 
SVN:
http://svn.sysvision.net:9027/svn/com.sysvision.opencms.spring/
User: anon, Password: anon
 
or download as zip from:
http://www.sysvision.de/en/expertise/cms/solutions/opencms_spring_integration.html
 
The project contains a Readme.pdf how to use it. We hope it's useful to someone and are open for any comments, suggestions and improvements.
 
(A note regarding Hibernate: we don't use the OpenSessionInViewPattern (OSIV), so you won't find it in the project. If you want/need it, you will
find infos about it in the opencms-wiki.org)