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Basically you can You can create OpenMI-compliant component components using only the official OpenMI standard, which can be downloaded from http://www.openmi.orgImage Removed.

However, it is recommended that you take advantage of the OpenMI software development kit (SdkSDK) provided by OATC. You can download the sdk the SDK from http://sourceforge.net/projects/openmi/Image Removed. The Sdk SDK is programmed in C#, so if you are using the Java standard you cannot use the source directly, but you may still find it useful as a source of inspiration. The Sdk SDK also includes the OpenMI standard, which means that you do not need to download the openmi standard from http://www.openmi.orgImage Removed.

You may also find it useful to download the OpenMI configuration editor from http://sourceforge.net/projects/openmi/Image Removed. Loading your OpenMI-compliant component into the configuration editor is a nice way is an easy way to make the very first test.