Hi Russell,
You pasted some code, but I don't see a direct relationship with HAPI.
What class is 'patient'? If it isn't ca.uhn something, then i don't
think anyone here can help you.
Wbr
Martin
On 13-06-2023 20:53, Russell Bateman wrote:
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ctly set BEFORE you create a server. Does that help?
success,
Martin
On 24/11/2020 19:02, Dasari, Penchalaiah via Hl7api-devel wrote:
Thank you Martin for the inputs.
Yes, it is issue with OBX-2 datatype filed, I tested through my stand
alone program by supplying OBX-2
))
but I think it is not related to OBX-5 (as that is the VALUE field,
which is filled in in your message. You highlighted OBX-4)
Instead I think it's about OBX-2, the DataType field, which is empty.
Wbr
Martin
On 23/11/2020 18:58, Dasari, Penchalaiah via Hl7api-devel wrote:
Hi Martin,
T
version
then also include the corresponding hapi-structures-v2X
Wbr
Martin
On 20/11/2020 23:50, Dasari, Penchalaiah via Hl7api-devel wrote:
Hello Team,
I am trying to receive a message from one our health device by using
library (2.3 v). Getting following issue. I am not sure which version
of
tion c) {
String sourceAddress = c.getRemoteAddress().getHostAddress();
check sourceAddress
}
---
MyService service = new MyService(this.clientContext, port, false);
service.registerApplication(..)
service.start();
Wbr
Martin
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Hl7ap
2.3
(note: is the hapi version, not the message version. so for
e.g. 2.5 messages, you need:
ca.uhn.hapi
hapi-structures-v25
2.3
)
On 10/09/2020 12:28, Thea Schmidt wrote:
> Hi Martin,
>
> thanks for your response. It is definitly no problem with the endings,
> charse
t; .
>
> assertEquals("3", terser.get("/ORDER(3)/ORDER_DETAIL/OBR-1"));
>
> I only get an error: Can't find ORDER as a direct child
>
> Does anybody know what the problem ist here?
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> T
First off, I would like to congratulate and thank each and every person who
worked on the HAPI project, it is a phenomenally powerful library, awesome
enough for me to decide to code a massive hospital ADT system around it. My
project is really 2 separate projects : a web project for users to i
is executed whenever a primitive value is set:
* during parsing
* when individual fields are modified afterwards, e.g. by while using a
transmogrifier.
Thanks and sorry for interruption. :)
Martin Swiech
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From: "Martin Swiech"
To: hl
parser.encode(createInvalidMessageObj());
Assert.fail("exception expected");
} catch (Exception e) {
//expected
}
Why the primitive rules are
Hi guys,
glad to hear that HAPI 1.0 is finally out. Really like the new features
and improvements!
When do you plan to release an OSGi bundle for HAPI 1.0? Looking at the
Maven repo http://hl7api.sourceforge.net/m2/ca/uhn/hapi/hapi-osgi-base/
there's only a 1.0-beta1.
Regards,
M
I believe the messages are in a separate jar. Download the jar-file(s)
that corresponds to the message version(s) you are using. Add them to
the classpath.
In your case it is at least the 2.4 messages.
Regards
Martin
AnjaliHL7 schreef:
I'm also new here and I also got the same error
1539");
to
mshSegment.getDateTimeOfMessage().setValue("200701011539");
But I'm stalled in:
"mshSegment.getMessageType().getMessageType().setValue("ADT");"
It seems that the second getMessageType() method doesn't appear and I
don't know how t
Then I see the data as expected? Can anyone explain this behaviour?
Many thanks
Martin
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R01 ORUR01;
ORUR01.PATIENT_RESULTRepetitionsUsed is always 0
The contents of
PID pid = ORUR01.GetPATIENT_RESULT().PATIENT.PID
is always 0, so is the OBX and OBR ;
cheers
Martin
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Hi,
I'm currently working on modifying my code from NHapi.Model.V23 to
NHapi.Model.V24. I noticed that certain specifications don't exist under V24
ie. ADT_A04, ADT_A28, ADT_A31, ADT_A40, ADT_A08, etc. Am I right ? I can't
seem to find any documentation on this.
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