Hi Derek,
I don't believe that EncodedMessageComparator does, but you could always
null it out in both the expected and actual message before you compare.
Alternately, Hl7V2MessageCompare has a method "setFieldsToIgnore()" which
lets you put in one or more terser paths to ignore. So you could do
Does EncodedMessageComparator.equivalent() ignore the time stamp in the
message header?
http://hl7api.sourceforge.net/base/apidocs/ca/uhn/hl7v2/util/EncodedMessageComparator.html#equivalent(java.lang.String,
java.lang.String)
Derek
On Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 3:31 PM, christian ohr wrote:
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> ... o
... or there's ca.uhn.hl7v2.util.EncodedMessageComparator, which provides a
couple of methods that help standardizing and comparing messages.
cheers
Christian
rahul somasunderam-2 wrote:
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> I wrote up a method using LightHL7Lib:
>
> public void assertMessagesEqual(Hl7Record expected, Hl7R
Hi Derek,
One other option is to use the Hl7V2MessageCompare class from the
hapi-testpanel subproject. This should probably get moved to the main HAPI
library at some point, so it's a bit annoying to import for now, but it's
certainly very robust. We use it internally at UHN quite a bit.
You can
I wrote up a method using LightHL7Lib:
public void assertMessagesEqual(Hl7Record expected, Hl7Record actual) {
List headers = expected.listSegments();
headers.addAll(actual.listSegments());
assertEquals(expected.listSegments(), actual.listSegments());
Set segments = new TreeSet(h
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