Good call, Mike. I overlooked that case.
From: Mike Mills
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2019 7:00 PM
To: McClendon, Craig
Cc: Gay, Jim ; [email protected]
Subject: [External] Re: [HAPI-devel] ORU Ingest Error
Craig, Jim,
The simplest way you could get an Index out of bounds is mos
Craig, Jim,
The simplest way you could get an Index out of bounds is most likely due to
the *theDefinitionPath *variable being empty (ie get element 0-1=-1). I
would doubt that this is a concurrency issue.
I have encountered several issues with Hapi not keeping track of the
underlying field indic
Looking at your stacktrace, and lightly looking into the HAPI code, my first
guess is this looks like a concurrency issue of some sort.
The method in the HAPI code throwing this exception is this:
private Position getTail(List theDefinitionPath) {
return theDefinitionPath.get(theDefin
Would you happen to have a senders log of the actual messages that were
sent when the error occurred?
On Mon, 28 Jan 2019 at 21:24, Gay, Jim wrote:
> All,
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> We are having an issue where our stream of ORU data suddenly stops
> receiving data.
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> Console error message:
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> An exception
You likely just want to change the call from :
xad.getCountyParishCode().toString();
to
xad.getCountyParishCode().getValue()
From: Gillman, Matthew
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2019 10:01 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [External] [HAPI-devel] Getting data values from CWE type
All,
We are having an issue where our stream of ORU data suddenly stops receiving
data.
Console error message:
An exception occurred during the execution of the HapiMessageSupplier operator.
Processing element number 9 is terminating
The error log is attached to the email.
If anyone has any i
Hi everyone
I am having trouble extracting data values from the CWE type.
For example, let’s suppose I have a PID segment with the following for PID-11
Patient Address:
35 Gilbert Avenue^^Harlow^^CM1 5QTEssex. // A fictitious address
(I’m assuming the above is correct)
In Java I sa
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