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- This is the homepage for the HAPI-FHIR library. We are developing - an open-source implementation of the FHIR specification in Java. - FHIR - (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) - is a specification for exchanging healthcare data in a modern - and developer friendly way. -
- -- Note that this is the home for the FHIR version of HAPI. If you are - looking for HL7 v2 support, click here. -
- -- A public test server is now operating at - http://fhirtest.uhn.ca. - This server is built entirely using components of HAPI-FHIR - and demonstrates all of its capabilities. This server is also - entirely open source. You can host your own copy by - following instructions on our - JPA Server - documentation. -
- -- Commercial support for HAPI FHIR is available through - Smile CDR. -
- -- April 19, 2017 - HAPI FHIR 2.4 Released - - The next release of HAPI has now been uploaded to the Maven repos and - GitHub's releases section. -
-- This release brings the STU3 definitions up to the - final R3 (aka STU3) definitions (FHIR 3.0.1)! Happy R3 everybody! -
-- As always, the changelog has the full list - of changes in this release. Thanks to everyone who contributed to this release, either - by submitting pull requests, suggesting new features, or filing bug requests! -
-- We were later than we would have liked in delivering this release, as we - are focusing heavily on performance improvements in the JPA module. We - were hoping to have our performance branch merged in time for this release, - but it needs a bit more time to stabilize. We will be releasing the initial - snapshot builds of HAPI FHIR 2.5-SNAPSHOT immediately following this - release. Please try these out if you want to test the JPA module with - significant performance improvements when searching large datasets, or - under heavy load. -
-- - James Agnew -
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- March 17, 2017 - HAPI FHIR 2.3 Released - - The next release of HAPI has now been uploaded to the Maven repos and - GitHub's releases section. -
-- This release brings the STU3 definitions up to the - latest definitions (FHIR 1.9.0 - SVN 11501). It also brings - in the latest validator fixes, as well as a number of other - useful enhancements and fixes, including: -
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- A new experimental module for converting from DSTU2/2.1 structures to STU3 structures -
- Support in the JPA server for custom search parameters (STU3 only for now) -
- Many other performance fixes, enhancements, and bugfixes -
- As always, the changelog has the full list - of changes in this release. Thanks to everyone who contributed to this release, either - by submitting pull requests, suggesting new features, or filing bug requests! -
-- - James Agnew -
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- HAPI FHIR is a simple-but-powerful library for adding FHIR messaging to your application. It - is pure Java (1.6+ compatible), and licensed under the business-friendly Apache Software - License, version 2.0. -
- -- HAPI is designed with one main intent: providing a flexible way of adding - FHIR capability to applications. We at University Health Network - developed HAPI-FHIR to allow us to - build up our own unified FHIR RESTful server which exposes data backed by - a number of systems and repositories, so it is designed to be flexible - above all else. -
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- The library is designed to support several main usage patterns:
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- The HAPI API is designed to allow interaction with - FHIR model objects using a convenient - Fluent Interface. -
-- Both XML and JSON encoding are suported natively using a simple API - to pick between them. XML support is built on top of the lightning-fast - STaX/JSR 173 - API, and JSON support is provided using Google Gson. -
- -- Creating clients is simple and uses an annotation based format - that will be familiar to users of JAX-WS. -
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+ This is the homepage for the HAPI-FHIR library. We are developing + an open-source implementation of the FHIR specification in Java. + FHIR + (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) + is a specification for exchanging healthcare data in a modern + and developer friendly way. +
+ ++ Note that this is the home for the FHIR version of HAPI. If you are + looking for HL7 v2 support, click here. +
+ ++ A public test server is now operating at + http://fhirtest.uhn.ca. + This server is built entirely using components of HAPI-FHIR + and demonstrates all of its capabilities. This server is also + entirely open source. You can host your own copy by + following instructions on our + JPA Server + documentation. +
+ ++ Commercial support for HAPI FHIR is available through + Smile CDR. +
+ ++ June 8, 2017 - HAPI FHIR 2.5 Released - + The next release of HAPI has now been uploaded to the Maven repos and + GitHub's releases section. +
++ This release brings number of bugfixes and improvements. Most importantly + for many users, this release brings a significant performance enhacement + to the JPA server for searches. Essentially our search module has been + rewritten to stream results back to the client as soon as they + become available, and to reuse previous cached search results for a period of time. + This cacheing behaviour in the JPA server is important to consider, + since it does mean that your clients can see stale search results for + a short period of time under some circumstances. The default cache period + is 1 minute, but this can be changed or even disabled through configuration. +
++ As always, the changelog has the full list + of changes in this release. Thanks to everyone who contributed to this release, either + by submitting pull requests, suggesting new features, or filing bug requests! +
++ - James Agnew +
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+ April 19, 2017 - HAPI FHIR 2.4 Released - + The next release of HAPI has now been uploaded to the Maven repos and + GitHub's releases section. +
++ This release brings the STU3 definitions up to the + final R3 (aka STU3) definitions (FHIR 3.0.1)! Happy R3 everybody! +
++ As always, the changelog has the full list + of changes in this release. Thanks to everyone who contributed to this release, either + by submitting pull requests, suggesting new features, or filing bug requests! +
++ We were later than we would have liked in delivering this release, as we + are focusing heavily on performance improvements in the JPA module. We + were hoping to have our performance branch merged in time for this release, + but it needs a bit more time to stabilize. We will be releasing the initial + snapshot builds of HAPI FHIR 2.5-SNAPSHOT immediately following this + release. Please try these out if you want to test the JPA module with + significant performance improvements when searching large datasets, or + under heavy load. +
++ - James Agnew +
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+ March 17, 2017 - HAPI FHIR 2.3 Released - + The next release of HAPI has now been uploaded to the Maven repos and + GitHub's releases section. +
++ This release brings the STU3 definitions up to the + latest definitions (FHIR 1.9.0 - SVN 11501). It also brings + in the latest validator fixes, as well as a number of other + useful enhancements and fixes, including: +
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- A new experimental module for converting from DSTU2/2.1 structures to STU3 structures +
- Support in the JPA server for custom search parameters (STU3 only for now) +
- Many other performance fixes, enhancements, and bugfixes +
+ As always, the changelog has the full list + of changes in this release. Thanks to everyone who contributed to this release, either + by submitting pull requests, suggesting new features, or filing bug requests! +
++ - James Agnew +
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+ HAPI FHIR is a simple-but-powerful library for adding FHIR messaging to your application. It + is pure Java (1.6+ compatible), and licensed under the business-friendly Apache Software + License, version 2.0. +
+ ++ HAPI is designed with one main intent: providing a flexible way of adding + FHIR capability to applications. We at University Health Network + developed HAPI-FHIR to allow us to + build up our own unified FHIR RESTful server which exposes data backed by + a number of systems and repositories, so it is designed to be flexible + above all else. +
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+ The library is designed to support several main usage patterns:
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+ The HAPI API is designed to allow interaction with + FHIR model objects using a convenient + Fluent Interface. +
++ Both XML and JSON encoding are suported natively using a simple API + to pick between them. XML support is built on top of the lightning-fast + STaX/JSR 173 + API, and JSON support is provided using Google Gson. +
+ ++ Creating clients is simple and uses an annotation based format + that will be familiar to users of JAX-WS. +
+ ++ Using this client is as simple as: +
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