imedical-bsp-websysaddins

Develop iMedical plugin middleware and WebSys Add-ins with DLL integration.

Updated Jun 4, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/SkylerCook/imedical.agents --skill imedical-bsp-websysaddins
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Skill: imedical-bsp-websysaddins
Source: https://github.com/SkylerCook/imedical.agents/tree/main/plugins/imedicalxc-doctor-extend-engineer/skills/imedical-bsp-websysaddins
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/SkylerCook/imedical.agents --skill imedical-bsp-websysaddins

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires jna, fastjson, lombok, slf4j-api, logback-classic, logback-core, swagger-annotations, dom4j, jackson-dataformat-xml, and includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) and assets (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides comprehensive support for developing iMedical plugin management middleware and WebSys Add-ins, covering the full lifecycle of coding, testing, and delivery. It also includes knowledge for frontend plugin architecture development.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Middleware Development: Connects with vendor DLL/OCX components and generates Java middleware for iMedical clients to call.
  • WebSys Add-ins: Provides knowledge for frontend plugin architecture, including plugin.xml, plugin.js, hooks, UI extension, etc.
  • Use Case: Imagine you need to develop a new plugin for iMedical's HIS interface. Use this Skill to guide you through the process of developing the plugin, including configuring plugin.xml, handling plugin.js, and implementing hooks.

Quick Start

Use the imedical-bsp-websysaddins skill to guide you through developing a new plugin for iMedical's HIS interface.

Frequently Asked Questions about imedical-bsp-websysaddins

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I develop iMedical plugin management middleware using Java and JNA?

To develop iMedical plugin management middleware, use JNA to connect with vendor DLL components and generate Java middleware for iMedical clients to call. This Skill guides the full lifecycle of coding, testing, and delivering plugin integrations.

What is the best way to build WebSys Add-ins for iMedical's frontend plugin architecture?

Building WebSys Add-ins involves configuring plugin.xml, handling plugin.js, and implementing hooks for UI extension. This Skill provides the knowledge to develop these frontend plugins and integrate them into the iMedical HIS interface.

How does DLL integration with Java reflection work for iMedical plugin development?

DLL integration with Java reflection for iMedical plugin development works by using JNA to bridge vendor DLL/OCX components, allowing Java middleware to dynamically invoke native functions and manage the full plugin lifecycle.

Do I need vendor DLL information to start developing iMedical plugin middleware?

Yes, you need vendor DLL information, input/output requirements, and development documentation before starting. This Skill requires these inputs to correctly handle DLL integration and generate the Java middleware for iMedical clients.

Can I use this middleware development approach for both backend DLL integration and frontend UI extension?

Yes, this approach supports both backend DLL integration via JNA and frontend UI extension. It covers generating Java middleware for client calls and provides knowledge for frontend plugin architecture using plugin.xml and plugin.js hooks.

Why does my iMedical plugin middleware fail to connect with vendor DLL components?

iMedical plugin middleware fails to connect with vendor DLL components when development documentation, DLL information, or input/output requirements are incomplete. Ensure JNA dependencies and Java reflection mappings are correctly configured before testing.