Comments on: Open XML: Custom Schema Support http://osrin.net/2007/10/open-xml-custom-schema-support/ Notes from fourty one degrees south... Wed, 29 Feb 2012 07:19:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Interoperability And A Role in SOA… : Oliver Bell’s weblog http://osrin.net/2007/10/open-xml-custom-schema-support/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Interoperability And A Role in SOA… : Oliver Bell’s weblog Wed, 12 Dec 2007 01:41:38 +0000 http://osrin.net/?p=47#comment-24 [...] talked a little before about custom schema in Open XML, but only recently realized that it was not obvious what this unique proposition is that is offered [...] [...] talked a little before about custom schema in Open XML, but only recently realized that it was not obvious what this unique proposition is that is offered [...]

]]> By: Werner van Huffel http://osrin.net/2007/10/open-xml-custom-schema-support/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Werner van Huffel Mon, 19 Nov 2007 08:16:13 +0000 http://osrin.net/?p=47#comment-23 Hi Pete, Yes, they use a treeview control. It is basically a straight forward enumeration over an array of the tree entries result set passed into the routine. Thanks to to Raphael Ploix (Health Language Consultant) and Raphael Mastier (Healthcare Architect, Microsoft). ========================================== private void addConceptsToTree(TreeView tv, LEOfficeDoctorWS.ResultConcept[] concepts) { tv.BeginUpdate(); tv.Nodes.Clear(); foreach (LEOfficeDoctorWS.ResultConcept concept in concepts) { TreeNode tn = new TreeNode(getConceptString(concept), concept.isLeaf ? new TreeNode[0] : new TreeNode[] { new TreeNode() }); tn.Tag = concept; tn.Checked = concept.code != null && concept.code.Length > 0; tn.ImageIndex = getImageIndex(concept); tn.SelectedImageIndex = tn.ImageIndex; tv.Nodes.Add(tn); } tv.EndUpdate(); } ========================================== As the developer told me "This project uses VSTO 3.0 and Visual Studio 2008." (which is what I am using as well). :) Regards, Van Hi Pete,

Yes, they use a treeview control.

It is basically a straight forward enumeration over an array of the tree entries result set passed into the routine.

Thanks to to Raphael Ploix (Health Language Consultant) and Raphael Mastier (Healthcare Architect, Microsoft).
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private void addConceptsToTree(TreeView tv, LEOfficeDoctorWS.ResultConcept[] concepts)
{
tv.BeginUpdate();
tv.Nodes.Clear();
foreach (LEOfficeDoctorWS.ResultConcept concept in concepts)
{
TreeNode tn = new TreeNode(getConceptString(concept), concept.isLeaf ? new TreeNode[0] : new TreeNode[] { new TreeNode() });
tn.Tag = concept;
tn.Checked = concept.code != null && concept.code.Length > 0;
tn.ImageIndex = getImageIndex(concept);
tn.SelectedImageIndex = tn.ImageIndex;
tv.Nodes.Add(tn);

}
tv.EndUpdate();
}

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As the developer told me “This project uses VSTO 3.0 and Visual Studio 2008.” (which is what I am using as well).
:)

Regards,

Van

]]> By: oliver http://osrin.net/2007/10/open-xml-custom-schema-support/comment-page-1/#comment-26 oliver Fri, 16 Nov 2007 11:04:50 +0000 http://osrin.net/?p=47#comment-26 @Pete - I owe you an answer still, I need to take a look. I've been travelling almost non-stop for the last couple of weeks, and promise I'll respond as soon as this ends! @Simone - thanks for your kind words, and more importantly it is great to see what you and your company are doing with open xml, the embedded custom schemas are a really powerful feature of the ecma 376 work, it is unfortunate that this often gets lost in favor of more traditional discussions around office automation file formats. @Pete – I owe you an answer still, I need to take a look. I’ve been travelling almost non-stop for the last couple of weeks, and promise I’ll respond as soon as this ends!

@Simone – thanks for your kind words, and more importantly it is great to see what you and your company are doing with open xml, the embedded custom schemas are a really powerful feature of the ecma 376 work, it is unfortunate that this often gets lost in favor of more traditional discussions around office automation file formats.

]]> By: Simone Pringle http://osrin.net/2007/10/open-xml-custom-schema-support/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Simone Pringle Fri, 16 Nov 2007 03:53:57 +0000 http://osrin.net/?p=47#comment-25 Hi, Oliver! Great article and demo. Thanks for posting! Our personal health record (PHR) - HealthFrame - is currently capable of supporting transportability of medical records using the custom XML support that's part of the Office Open XML specification. We recently announced the plug-in support that lets our users generate .docx files with summary reports that include an embedded continuity of care record (CCR). We also published a template demonstrating HealthFrame's ability to import and merge CCR data back into the PHR. We have a CCR viewer that's freely available (HealthFrame Viewer) and we're also publishing our templates, if your readers are curious: http://www.recordsforliving.com/OpenHealthServices/ServiceDirectory_OfficeOpenXMLTemplates.aspx Thanks for the great post! Simone Hi, Oliver!

Great article and demo. Thanks for posting!

Our personal health record (PHR) – HealthFrame – is currently capable of supporting transportability of medical records using the custom XML support that’s part of the Office Open XML specification.

We recently announced the plug-in support that lets our users generate .docx files with summary reports that include an embedded continuity of care record (CCR). We also published a template demonstrating HealthFrame’s ability to import and merge CCR data back into the PHR.

We have a CCR viewer that’s freely available (HealthFrame Viewer) and we’re also publishing our templates, if your readers are curious: http://www.recordsforliving.com/OpenHealthServices/ServiceDirectory_OfficeOpenXMLTemplates.aspx

Thanks for the great post!
Simone

]]> By: Pete http://osrin.net/2007/10/open-xml-custom-schema-support/comment-page-1/#comment-22 Pete Fri, 09 Nov 2007 17:34:48 +0000 http://osrin.net/?p=47#comment-22 Hi Oliver, Excellent Demo. I saw this awhile ago, but remembered due to something I've been working on. Can I ask which control you're using in the CustomTaskPane to populate those expandable lists? Is it TreeView? I'm trying to do something similar, but have been unable to populate without having a single root node (#document). Thanks, Pete Hi Oliver,
Excellent Demo. I saw this awhile ago, but remembered due to something I’ve been working on. Can I ask which control you’re using in the CustomTaskPane to populate those expandable lists? Is it TreeView? I’m trying to do something similar, but have been unable to populate without having a single root node (#document).

Thanks,
Pete

]]> By: MSDN Blog Postings » Using Office Open XML in Health http://osrin.net/2007/10/open-xml-custom-schema-support/comment-page-1/#comment-21 MSDN Blog Postings » Using Office Open XML in Health Tue, 23 Oct 2007 23:53:20 +0000 http://osrin.net/?p=47#comment-21 [...] also want to point out an entry on Oliver Bell’s blog about a similar [...] [...] also want to point out an entry on Oliver Bell’s blog about a similar [...]

]]> By: MS Public Sector Team Blog http://osrin.net/2007/10/open-xml-custom-schema-support/comment-page-1/#comment-20 MS Public Sector Team Blog Tue, 23 Oct 2007 23:39:02 +0000 http://osrin.net/?p=47#comment-20 <strong>Using Office Open XML in Health...</strong> We have just published a whitepaper on the use of Office Open XML in Health at the address below: Using... Using Office Open XML in Health…

We have just published a whitepaper on the use of Office Open XML in Health at the address below: Using…

]]> By: The Healthcare IT Blog http://osrin.net/2007/10/open-xml-custom-schema-support/comment-page-1/#comment-19 The Healthcare IT Blog Tue, 23 Oct 2007 22:28:30 +0000 http://osrin.net/?p=47#comment-19 <strong>Using Office Open XML in Health...</strong> We have just published a whitepaper on the use of Office Open XML in Health at the address below: Using... Using Office Open XML in Health…

We have just published a whitepaper on the use of Office Open XML in Health at the address below: Using…

]]> By: Open XML links for 10-02-2007 - Noticias externas http://osrin.net/2007/10/open-xml-custom-schema-support/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Open XML links for 10-02-2007 - Noticias externas Wed, 03 Oct 2007 06:37:16 +0000 http://osrin.net/?p=47#comment-18 [...] Bell's "Open XML: Custom Schema Support" describes how Open XML features like OPC (Open Packaging Convention) and custom XML parts can be [...] [...] Bell's "Open XML: Custom Schema Support" describes how Open XML features like OPC (Open Packaging Convention) and custom XML parts can be [...]

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