One of the use cases that I need to deal with is to return a NACK in response
to malformed messages. For example, if I send an XML message that cannot be
parsed by the HAPI parser, the exception will be thrown, but then I need to
generate a NACK and return it to the client. My question is, how c
Hi Eugene,
It certainly depends on how malformed the message is. If you are able to
parse out minimal data required for a qualified response (i.e. the MSH
segment is somehow valid), you have Parser#getMinimalResponseData that
returns a MSH segment that can be used for your response. If you are usi
Thanks a lot, Christian, that's pretty much what I did - my malformed messages
had broken MSH, so I got some inspiration from an old Mirth code and came up
with some regex parser that tries to extract as much info as possible from the
MSH, and uses "default" values where headers from the incomin
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