On Wed, Aug 1, 2012 at 10:17 AM, James Agnew <ja...@jamesagnew.ca> wrote:
> It's probably as simple as using the get(String) method on your ACK
> message. HAPI does store any segments that aren't a part of the "official"
> structure, but you need to ask for them by string/name instead of using the
> regular accessor.
>
> Message ack = initiator.sendAndReceive(.....);
> PID pid = (PID)ack.get("PID");
>
Yes, we used this approach successfully.
The following code might be helpful in terms of figuring out where in the
> message things have ended up:
> System.out.println(ack.printStructure());
>
"Message.printStructure()" is very helpful because it explicitly identifies
those segments that HAPI considers non-standard.
Derek
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