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jamesagnew 2015-09-08 08:32:33 -04:00
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commit 403fe28bd8
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hapi-fhir-base/src/main/java/ca/uhn/fhir/context/RuntimeChildChoiceDefinition.java
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@ -86,16 +86,17 @@ public class RuntimeChildChoiceDefinition extends BaseRuntimeDeclaredChildDefini
String elementName;
BaseRuntimeElementDefinition<?> nextDef;
boolean nonPreferred = false;
if (IBaseResource.class.isAssignableFrom(next)) {
elementName = getElementName() + StringUtils.capitalize(next.getSimpleName());
List<Class<? extends IBaseResource>> types = new ArrayList<Class<? extends IBaseResource>>();
types.add((Class<? extends IBaseResource>) next);
nextDef = new RuntimeResourceReferenceDefinition(elementName, types, false);
nextDef.sealAndInitialize(theContext, theClassToElementDefinitions);
myNameToChildDefinition.put(getElementName() + "Reference", nextDef);
myNameToChildDefinition.put(getElementName() + "Resource", nextDef);
} else {
nextDef = theClassToElementDefinitions.get(next);
BaseRuntimeElementDefinition<?> nextDefForChoice = nextDef;
@ -103,23 +104,26 @@ public class RuntimeChildChoiceDefinition extends BaseRuntimeDeclaredChildDefini
IRuntimeDatatypeDefinition nextDefDatatype = (IRuntimeDatatypeDefinition) nextDef;
if (nextDefDatatype.getProfileOf() != null) {
/*
* Elements which are called foo[x] and have a choice which is a profiled datatype
* must use the unprofiled datatype as the element name. E.g. if foo[x] allows
* markdown as a datatype, it calls the element fooString when encoded, because
* markdown is a profile of string. This is according to the FHIR spec
* Elements which are called foo[x] and have a choice which is a profiled datatype must use the
* unprofiled datatype as the element name. E.g. if foo[x] allows markdown as a datatype, it calls the
* element fooString when encoded, because markdown is a profile of string. This is according to the
* FHIR spec
*/
nextDefForChoice = nextDefDatatype.getProfileOf();
nonPreferred = true;
}
}
elementName = getElementName() + StringUtils.capitalize(nextDefForChoice.getName());
}
myNameToChildDefinition.put(elementName, nextDef);
if (myNameToChildDefinition.containsKey(elementName) == false || !nonPreferred) {
myNameToChildDefinition.put(elementName, nextDef);
}
if (IBaseResource.class.isAssignableFrom(next)) {
Class<? extends IBase> refType = theContext.getVersion().getResourceReferenceType();
myDatatypeToElementDefinition.put(refType, nextDef);
String alternateElementName;
if (theContext.getVersion().getVersion().equals(FhirVersionEnum.DSTU1)) {
alternateElementName = getElementName() + "Resource";
@ -128,7 +132,7 @@ public class RuntimeChildChoiceDefinition extends BaseRuntimeDeclaredChildDefini
}
myDatatypeToElementName.put(refType, alternateElementName);
}
myDatatypeToElementDefinition.put(next, nextDef);
myDatatypeToElementName.put(next, elementName);
}