Is there a way in which I can exclude some data types or segments from
the validation? I am getting some ORU messages with a data type RP in
one of the OBX segments. The parser spews an error when it tries to
parse the segment. I have found very little information about the data
type RP. This i
OMG_O19 is one of the messages which may be hard to parse unambiguously. The
problem lies in the fact that the ORDER_PRIOR group begins with an
*optional* ORC segment. So, the sequence ORC TQ1 OBR can be parsed in both
ways Søren described it, and there is virtually no means for HAPI to pick
the "
Frank,
HAPI is implemented in Java. So you might be able to leverage it if you're
using a Java runtime for PHP or the PHP java bridge like
http://php.net/manual/en/book.java.php.
I haven't used either. Sorry!
R,
rahul
On Nov 18, 2012, at 11:36 AM, Frank Indelicato
wrote:
> Thank you for you
Okay, I get your point - the keywords in the note was "newly defined" ...
I'm just thinking that it's a weird way of maintaining backwards
compatibility - gotta blame that on the specification, this is of course
not HAPI's fault ;)
If, for instance the OMG^O19 was defined in, say the 2.4 spec (whi
RP is a resource pointer, but its first component is a plain ST.
What is the HL7 and HAPI version you are using? Can you provide the complete
message? Is there a more detailed stacktrace?
RP did not exist until HL7 v2.3, but with later versions I had no problems
when I pasted the segment into a O
The definition for OMG^O19 did not change in 2.5 - the first segment in that
group is still optional. I don't think this statement in the spec does
anything about this - it's just that any new messages structures (introduced
in 2.5 and after) may not contain optional segments as first element in a
I agree - As far as I know the OMG^O19 did not change in 2.5. I just find
it troublesome that new 'global rules' such as the ones in section 2.5.2
does not apply for all messages, but only newly defined. I guess I'll just
have to live with that.
2012/11/20 christian ohr
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> The definition for O
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