Stream: dotnet
Topic: Default parser settings
Ewout Kramer (Oct 30 2017 at 15:09):
I have discovered a small inconsistency, whereby a newly constructed FhirXml/JsonParser (without constructor argument) is configured differently than passing the default ParserSettings to the constructor. Of course, these should be exactly the same.
The difference lies in the DisallowXsiAttributesOnRoot: if you create a default ParserSettings() disallow will be set to "true", however, if you just construct a parser with settings, it it set to "false".
I can fix this by allowing xsi attributes (it won't break anyones code), but if we feel we'd better be strict - we should standardize on "true".
Opinions? I'll take a look at what HAPI does....
shivnath shelake (Nov 10 2017 at 13:31):
Hi
I created vonk FHIR server on my local machine need help regarding how can i make it public and need to create sample patient in clinfhir.
I am able to add my local server there but not able to create scenario in clinfhir my local FHIR vonk server.
also in my local vonk FHIR server i setup database as sql and there when i create sample patient new tables are created there like vonk.entry & more ..
For using rest API how i can access patient data as my endpoint currently is (http://localhost:4080/).
help is greatly appreciated.
Christiaan Knaap (Nov 22 2017 at 18:40):
Opening up a web server to the public internet is not at all FHIR related - it involves firewall settings and NAT and probably hosting it on something else than your development laptop. There must be plenty of resources on this topic on the internet for this.
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