HOM Downloads

Obtaining HOM

To obtain a free copy of the current version HOM, please enter your details here. You will receive an email reply (usually within a few days) with a link to download the latest version (top of the table shown below) HOM.jar. If there are any problems with the download request system, then please send an email to us with the subject line: Download request. Please read the license. Once you have downloaded the file, check out the tutorials on the Documentation page.

Version History

File	Version number	Size	Date	Main modifications
Hom.jar	1.60	2,865,415	12/12/2012	One-click fluid administration
Hom.jar	1.50	2,826,936	07/11/2011	Systems equations now viewable, using TeX
Hom.jar	1.48	1,823,343	04/05/2011	Split up renal tubule segments Improved ketosis
Hom.jar	1.45	1,720,885	07/02/2010	Added ectopics and VT Smoothed insulin secretion
Hom.jar	1.44	1,707,434	15/12/2009	Reduced vasoconstrictor oscillations
Hom.jar	1.43	1,707,434	15/12/2009	Web embedding & javascript support
Hom.jar	1.42	1,715,211	12/07/2009	Ventricular pressures and volumes modelled
Hom.jar	1.41	1,710,527	03/08/2008	Submit bug report
Hom.jar	1.40	1,708,319	22/06/2008	First web version

Java

Most operating systems come with a version Java. If yours does not, or if HOM refuses to run on your computer, you may need to download a version from Sun, version 1.4.0 (J2SE) or higher:
Automatic
Manual selection

Resources

Script files, patient files, add-on modules: watch this space!

License

The current version of HOM version 1.61 is available for free, and is currently used by teaching institutions, and at home by students and researchers.
You may NOT repackage or sell any component of this software.
You may unzip, modify and customise the text-file data and scripts that come with HOM, and you may create additional Java programs and HOM scripts that run with the software. If you wish to alter the Java code for HOM, please contact me directly.
I reserve the right to change the licensing agreements for later versions of HOM

Other downloads

You can also use HOM with the Skin look and feel from L2FProd.com. This program allows you to use most GTK or KDE skins to customise the appearance of HOM. You will need to place the resulting "skinlf.jar" file on your classpath. Depending on your operating system, this may look something like
# classpath=$classpath:/usr/java/skinlf.jar or
C:\> set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;c:\java\skinlf.jar
You will then find the SkinLF options on the help/skins menu.