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DHIS 2 Live

This package is extremely easy to install and convenient as it contains everything you need in order to run DHIS 2, including GIS, reporting and charting. It is based on an embedded Jetty servlet container and an embedded H2 database. Simply unpack the archive, run the executable file and you are good to go.

WAR-file

The WAR file requires you to install a Java servlet container (like Tomcat or Jetty) and a relational database (PostgreSQL, MySQL, H2 and Derby are supported), and is recommended for server setups and environments with high volumes of data and traffic. The stable version is thoroughly tested and should be used in production environments. The development preview version can be used for testing out the very latest features but might be unstable at times.

Mobile client

The DHIS 2 mobile clients runs on Java enabled mobile phones. The solution relies on an available data connection also known as GPRS, Edge or 3G, over which it communicates with a DHIS 2 server instance being publicly available on the internet.

There are two separate client applications available: the facility reporter and the program tracker. The facility reporting client is for regular data reporting from a facility, while the program tracker is designed for following up and reporting on individual program service deliveries to beneficiaries, as part of the name-based component of DHIS2.

MyDatamart

MyDatamart is a database tool for "semi-online" data access and analysis. Install and run from your local computer and synchronize with the online server when the network is available. You can then link a MS Excel Pivot table to your local datamart. MyDatamart is based on SQLite and requires that the ODBC driver is installed.

Source code

The source code is released under the BSD license, and can be modified and redistributed pretty much as you like. You can check out the source code from Launchpad using Bazaar with the command bzr branch followed by the URLs below.

Sample data

When setting up your system (and not choosing the Live package) it is useful to have access to a database with sample data. This database contains data from the DHIS 2 implementation in Sierra Leone. Note that the H2 database file needs write privileges on any OS. The PostgreSQL file must be unzipped and can be imported through pgAdmin restore function or with psql -d dbname -U username -f dhis2demo.backup

Tools

Download various tools used for DHIS 2 maintenance.