* Reproducing issues with CR/HAPI cds-hooks processing
* Add new $questionnaire operation
* Update StarterIpsConfig.java
* Update pom.xml
* Fixes for configuration properties
* Update VS Code launch properties
* Fixes for CQL logging
* Update pom.xml
* Remove unused threaded option
* Update to 7.1.7
* Fix some CR defaults
* Update to new snapshot
* Update pom.xml
* Fix test settings
* Do not make prefetch calls if all items are present
* Add alternative application.yaml for CDS settings.
* Add CdsHook tests and documentation
* Comment out custom prefetch until it is more mature
* Removal of DataEndpoint parameter is not longer needed
* Fix debug logging setting being overwritten
* Revert change
* Remove unused class
* Adding Rec10 Test
* Disable test until fixed
* fix tests
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Co-authored-by: c-schuler <hoofschu@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Percival <jonathan.i.percival@gmail.com>
* Allow custom operations/providers to be added in the same way custom interceptors are currently loaded
* Add new property to documentation and default yaml file
* Add test for custom operation
* Added IG operation providers for run time installation of IG's
* Refactored conditions for enabling the provider
* Refactoring
* Disable it by default in config as well
* document package install feature
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Co-authored-by: Jose Costa Teixeira <jose.a.teixeira@gmail.com>
Now it is possible to mount a folder with extra classes that are loaded
by HAPI. This makes it easy to load an interceptor JAR while using the
standard Docker image. The README explains how to use it.
Spring by default uses the WarLauncher. Now the ENTRYPOINT uses the
PropertiesLauncher, configured in such a way that it is compatible with
the WarLauncher, but adding the folder /app/extra-classes to the
loader.path.
When running from Docker Hub, it is not convenient to have to copy the full application.yaml as a starting point. Based on Spring's property initialization order, it's possible to mount a small version of application.yaml in the config folder in the run directory.
* Add configuration flag to enable storing of resources in lucene index
* Fix build issue
* Fix code review suggestions
Co-authored-by: Jaison B <jaison.baskaran@smilecdr.com>
According to the default application.yaml, it's `hapi.fhir.subscription.resthook_enabled` (with the underscore). I've tested this with the latest docker container and it works. Setting `hapi.fhir.subscription.resthook.enabled=true` does not enable subscriptions. I spent a lot of time breaking my head over this simple variable name. Hopefully, this will help someone.
