PubMed · 11079915
DbMap: improving database interoperability issues in medical software using a simple, Java-Xml based solution.
Abstract
In medical software development, the use of databases plays a central role. However, most of the databases have heterogeneous encoding and data models. To deal with these variations in the application code directly is error-prone and reduces the potential reuse of the produced software. Several approaches to overcome these limitations have been proposed in the medical database literature, which will be presented. We present a simple solution, based on a Java library, and a central Metadata description file in XML. This development approach presents several benefits in software design and development cycles, the main one being the simplicity in maintenance.
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H Karadimas, F Hemery, P Roland, E Lepage. 2000. DbMap: improving database interoperability issues in medical software using a simple, Java-Xml based solution.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11079915/
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