Hi. I'm building my first HAPI application. I followed the sample code to build
a receiving application and can successfully run a jar which starts the server,
starts a client, sends a message, and shuts down the server (basically the
sample code). Now, what's the quickest way to get my application to run as a
standalone jar file, so that I can let it run on my local machine and start
throwing messages at it? Do I write a main method that starts the server and
then do some "wait forever" trick? Is there a best practice for running a HAPI
ReceivingApplication as a standalone jar?
For example, let's say I package my application as MyHapiReceiver.jar with a
main method
>From the command line, I run:
%java -jar MyHapiReceiver.jar
And then inside eclipse I start running client tests, which send messages to
port 1011 (default)
When I'm done testing, I'll need to stop MyHapi.jar gracefully.
Simplicity is key. I want to get this up and running without putting it in a
container or ESB. However I do have an instance of JBoss EAP 6 (no ESB) if that
makes it easier (I suspect it won't).
If someone has wrapper code to make the sample receiver application run as a
standalone jar, that may be enough:
http://hl7api.sourceforge.net/xref/ca/uhn/hl7v2/examples/ExampleReceiverApplication.html
Any advice is appreciated.
-tom
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