Stream: hapi
Topic: HAPI Restful Server Conformance
Joel Francis (Nov 08 2017 at 17:19):
Hi,
According to the documentation found here: http://hapifhir.io/doc_rest_server.html, annotating methods with @Read() or @Search() should create entries in the ConformanceStatement to which special extensions can be added.
Currently I have a few resoruce providers but none of the annotations were picked up to create entries in the conformance statement. Conformance.jpg
My annotation on the PatientProvider is as follows is as follows:
Can anyone shed any light on why it isn't picked up by the Conformance Statement or if I maybe be doing something totally absurd?
Kevin Mayfield (Nov 08 2017 at 22:02):
You do have a line like this in your hapiconfig?
setResourceProviders(Arrays.asList(
myAppCtx.getBean(PatientProvider.class),
));
Kevin Mayfield (Nov 08 2017 at 22:03):
Replace PatientProvider with your own class name
Joel Francis (Nov 09 2017 at 13:26):
Replace PatientProvider with your own class name
Well, In my servlet class that extends RestfulServer, I have setResourceProviders(resourceProviders); where resourceProviders is a list of IResourceProvider classes
Kevin Mayfield (Nov 09 2017 at 14:35):
Anything in your log files showing a fault? Your conformance seems to the be default one when no providers are present.
Joel Francis (Nov 13 2017 at 15:16):
Anything in your log files showing a fault? Your conformance seems to the be default one when no providers are present.
Hi Kevin, nothing showing in the logs either. I suspect there is an eclipse setting where annotations are getting ignored.
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