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   5.1    FHIR Storage (Relational) Module
  • FHIR Storage
  • 5.0 Concepts in Smile CDR
  • 5.1 FHIR Storage (Relational) Module
  • 5.2 FHIR Endpoint Module
  • 5.3 FHIRWeb Console
  • 5.4 Performance and Caching
  • 5.5 Resource IDs
  • 5.6 Search Parameters
  • 5.7 Subscription
  • 5.8 Terminology
  • 5.9 Multitenancy
  • 5.10 Searching for Data
  • 5.11 Updating Data
  • 5.12 Deleting Data
  • 5.13 Interceptors
  • 5.14 Binary Data
  • 5.15 Request Tracing and Provenance
    • 5.3    FHIRWeb Console   
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    FHIR Endpoint Module

    5.2FHIR Endpoint Module

     

    The FHIR Endpoint module is an HTTP Server (i.e. a web server) that allows external clients to interact with the FHIR Storage module.

    5.2.1Creating the Module

     

    When creating a FHIR Endpoint module, you must first choose which version of FHIR it will support. There are multiple types of FHIR Endpoint modules, and each one supports a specific version of FHIR. The version of FHIR must match the version of FHIR supported by the FHIR Storage module.

    Server Configuration

    There are only a few settings that absolutely must be set when creating this module:

    • Port – The port that the server will listen on (e.g. 8000).
    • Fixed Value for Endpoint Base URL – Tells the server what it should advertise as the FHIR base URL (e.g. http://acme.org:8000).
    • Dependency FHIR Persistence: This is a reference to the FHIR Storage module that backs this endpoint.

    5.2.2Configuration

     

    A complete reference of configuration items follows:

       5.1    FHIR Storage (Relational) Module
  • FHIR Storage
  • 5.0 Concepts in Smile CDR
  • 5.1 FHIR Storage (Relational) Module
  • 5.2 FHIR Endpoint Module
  • 5.3 FHIRWeb Console
  • 5.4 Performance and Caching
  • 5.5 Resource IDs
  • 5.6 Search Parameters
  • 5.7 Subscription
  • 5.8 Terminology
  • 5.9 Multitenancy
  • 5.10 Searching for Data
  • 5.11 Updating Data
  • 5.12 Deleting Data
  • 5.13 Interceptors
  • 5.14 Binary Data
  • 5.15 Request Tracing and Provenance
    • 5.3    FHIRWeb Console