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*'''Business/Clinical requirements specification''' | *'''Business/Clinical requirements specification''' | ||
**business process / use case modeling | **business process / use case modeling | ||
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**Support Tools | **Support Tools | ||
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*remote (e.g. web) | *remote (e.g. web) | ||
*local | *local | ||
*both | *both | ||
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*On Premise | *On Premise | ||
*PaaS - Platform as a Service | *PaaS - Platform as a Service | ||
*SaaS - Software as a Service | *SaaS - Software as a Service | ||
*BaaS - Backend as a Service | *BaaS - Backend as a Service | ||
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*Free: Free use of a testing tool, either over the network or free download and installation. | *Free: Free use of a testing tool, either over the network or free download and installation. | ||
* Commercial: A testing tool can be accessed under commercial conditions set by the entity that developed or owns the tool. | * Commercial: A testing tool can be accessed under commercial conditions set by the entity that developed or owns the tool. | ||
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*Combined access: There are examples of testing software that is free to use but requires run time environment that is proprietary and subject to commercial conditions | *Combined access: There are examples of testing software that is free to use but requires run time environment that is proprietary and subject to commercial conditions | ||
| − | =Source Code= | + | ==Source Code== |
*Open source: The source code of a testing tool is freely available. | *Open source: The source code of a testing tool is freely available. | ||
*Not open: The source code is not freely available. | *Not open: The source code is not freely available. | ||
*Partly open: The source of the testing software is freely available but requires run time support that may not be free. | *Partly open: The source of the testing software is freely available but requires run time support that may not be free. | ||
Version vom 21. März 2016, 11:27 Uhr
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Tools Index
This is a list of available tools
| Tool | Short | Author |
|---|---|---|
| EHR-S FM FP Designer Tool | EHR-S FM Profiler | Giorgio Cangioli |
| ART-DECOR® | HL7 Templates, Value Sets and more | dr Kai U. Heitmann |
Characteristics
The following list represents the currently used characteristics for the tool descriptions
Categories and Classes
Categories and Classes
- Business/Clinical requirements specification
- business process / use case modeling
- data set / domain modeling
- Requirements management systems
- Model registry/repository
- Base Standard specification
- Standards registry/repositories
- Standard development
- Publication tool
- Profile (template) specification
- Profiles registry/repositories
- Profile development
- Product development support
- Code generators
- Test data generators
- Help desk
- Examples libraries
- Software libraries
- Reference implementations
- Deployment support
- Issue tracker / Tickets management
- Help desk
- Terminology services
- Standard/profile mapping systems
- Procurement Support
- Requirements management systems
- Maintenance support
- Issue tracker / Tickets management
- Verification and Validation
- Test management tools
- Conformance testers
- Interoperability validators
- Simulators/Stubs
- Test Data generators
- Network sniffers
- Support Tools
Use
- remote (e.g. web)
- local
- both
Distribution
- On Premise
- PaaS - Platform as a Service
- SaaS - Software as a Service
- BaaS - Backend as a Service
Tool Access
- Free: Free use of a testing tool, either over the network or free download and installation.
- Commercial: A testing tool can be accessed under commercial conditions set by the entity that developed or owns the tool.
- Member restricted access: The testing tool can be accessed under condition of membership in an organization that owns/controls the tool.
- Combined access: There are examples of testing software that is free to use but requires run time environment that is proprietary and subject to commercial conditions
Source Code
- Open source: The source code of a testing tool is freely available.
- Not open: The source code is not freely available.
- Partly open: The source of the testing software is freely available but requires run time support that may not be free.
