Thanks to help from this list in the past we have been able to apply our own
local implementation of HL7 escaping effectively to a hapi context.
Recently we have been updating our application specific message formats, and
realised we had not added our HL7 escaping implementation.
We have succeeded in adding it using code like this:
public class LAB_ORM_ORU extends AbstractMessage {
private static final ModelClassFactory mcf = new DefaultModelClassFactory();
public LAB_ORM_ORU() throws HL7Exception {
this(mcf);
}
public LAB_ORM_ORU(ModelClassFactory factory) throws HL7Exception {
super(factory);
this.addSegments();
this.attachEscapingParser();
}
private void addSegments() throws HL7Exception {
Class<MSH> addMsh = MSH.class;
this.add(addMsh, true, false);
Class<EVN> addEvn = EVN.class;
this.add(addEvn, false, false);
Class<NTE> addNte = NTE.class;
this.add(addNte, false, true);
Class<PATIENT> addPat = PATIENT.class;
this.add(addPat, false, false);
Class<ZMV> addZmv = ZMV.class;
this.add(addZmv, false, false);
Class<ZRC> addZRCs = ZRC.class;
this.add(addZRCs, false, true);
Class<ORDER_OBSERVATION> addObsGroup = ORDER_OBSERVATION.class;
this.add(addObsGroup, true, true);
}
private void attachEscapingParser() {
ParserConfiguration parserConfiguration = new ParserConfiguration();
parserConfiguration.setEscaping(new EscapingQhImpl());
getParser().setParserConfiguration(parserConfiguration);
}
.
.
.
}
However, in the attachEscapingParser method, the use of the
.setParserConfiguration method is deprecated.
Can anyone suggest how this could be done avoiding deprecated methods?
Thanks
Ian
Systems Integration Team
Queensland Department of Health
Australia
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