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I am currently working on a Hapi-FHIR project. There I want to implement a collection of Questionnar Responses by Patient. The collection gives back all QuestionnaireResponses of a Patient with a given PatientId. This works without problems but I also want to adhere to the REST Resource Naming Conventions. So the search URL for my Collection shoud look something like https://example.com/patient/{id}/questionnaireresponses. Right now my search URL looks like this: https://example.com/QuestionnaireResponse?patient={id} I already tried to set my own search Url with @Path("/patient/{id}/questionnaireresponses") but HAPI-FHIR seems to ignore this. I searched the HAPI-FHIR documentation already but I did not find anything related.

My question is where does the naming of the search urls happen in HAPI-FHIR and how can I change the name of a search url?

i'm working on a Java project that works correctly in Eclipse. When i use another IDE, or when i try to compile it using maven, i have some compilation errors, all related to a specific import. In pom, i have:

How do I add the below to an R4 Patient?

I am working on a jetty service, and when starting it, I get a lot of:

SomeClass scanned from multiple locations: jar: jar1!Someclass.class, jar2!Someclass.class

So a single class is provided by two jars, and which I get on runtime is undefined, which is not good. Looking at other issues I found that tattletale can help diagnosing the problem. The report, in the Multiple Jar files section lists the same classes as jetty upon startup and which jars they were in. A subset of the conflicts are:

And looking at

http://www.hl7.org/implement/standards/fhir/search.html#advanced

I'm looking for help on how to post a bundle containing multiple resources to a HAPI Server. I'm running the [test server][1], and I've tried using both the Jetty server and running it as a docker container. I'm able to successfully start the server, go to the UI and post a patient directly. And I can also post a patient directly from within Postman:

In the FHIR REST API, there are some standard parameters for all resources that can be used in the 'search' endpoints.

I need to use the '_profile' parameter on a search operation: https://www.hl7.org/fhir/search.html#profile

The HAPI FHIR documentation on implementing search operations (https://hapifhir.io/hapi-fhir/docs/server_plain/rest_operations_search.html) has a lot of examples, none mention the parameters that apply to all the resources, like '_profile'.

I also checked their test server online (http://hapi.fhir.org/resource?serverId=home_r4&pretty=true&resource=Observation) and I can't find a way to specify the '_profile' there, to see how it works.

At the code level, what I'm trying to do is this:

I added this artifact which is a war to my gradle project dependencies. I need to extend some classes, and use a modified servlet contexts from it.

I was expecting the war to be imported as is then I would use gradle tasks to manipulate to include the jars to dependencies, copy static resources to correct classpath etc. But gradle actually added a bunch of jars to dependency.

Im not sure if gradle scanned recursively all paths for jars and poms or probably just the jars under the WEB-INF/classes folder in the war. I can assume probably not the poms repositories as stated here.

Im I correct is assuming the jars in the WEB-INF/lib folder in the deflated war were not imported? its hard to tell as there are a lot of shared dependencies between my project and the war in question

Then whats the best way to declare a dependency on a war in the maven repo/jcenter if I need to extend and modify as I described at the top?

UPDATE:

I am now trying to use answer below and this solution https://discuss.gradle.org/t/how-to-add-an-artifactory-war-as-a-gradle-dependency/19804/2 , This only worked after moving the directory with the copied jars outside the buildDir my build.gradle

When I search with only birthData in fhir I am getting results.

For example: http://localhost:8080/hapi-fhir-jpaserver/fhir/Patient?_pretty=true&birthdate=2020-03-16 will return patient who has birthdate as 2020-03-16.

When I am searching with _content I am not getting any results. Something like this: