FHIR Chat · JSON parser

Stream: implementers

Topic: JSON parser

Shailendra Bajracharya (Sep 17 2016 at 14:31):

Can someone help me with sample code or info page to parse JSON String (QuestionnareResponse)?
I am using .NET
I tried something like below. But could not figure out where to find Question /Answer.

         using (var reader = SerializationUtil.JsonReaderFromJsonText(JSONString))
            {

                var temp = new JsonDomFhirReader(reader);
           }

Brian Postlethwaite (Sep 17 2016 at 14:33):

Which platform are you looking for (.NET java, javascript...)

Shailendra Bajracharya (Sep 17 2016 at 14:33):

.NET

Brian Postlethwaite (Sep 17 2016 at 15:02):

There is the .NET fhir client which has all that stuff in it which is available on NuGet.
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Hl7.Fhir.STU3/0.90.6-alpha7

Shailendra Bajracharya (Sep 18 2016 at 14:21):

I have STU3 installed and referenced
I am having hard time to figure out how to use it

           QuestionnaireResponse responses = parser.Parse<QuestionnaireResponse>(JSONString);
            foreach (var item in responses.Item)
            {
                      //How do I parse it here. I need to parse question and its answer
                         something like below
                        string q = item.Text;
                         string a = item.Answer;

            }

Grahame Grieve (Sep 18 2016 at 14:29):

I think you want to task on the DotNet stream

Richard Kavanagh (Sep 22 2016 at 18:56):

Typically a QuestionnareResponse resource only has the answers to the questions not the actual questions themselves.

Lloyd McKenzie (Sep 22 2016 at 20:07):

Actually, QuestionnaireResponse *should* have the question text too - it's designed to do that. The intention is that the QuestionnaireResponse should be renderable and understandable (though not validatable) without the Questionnaire being accessible

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