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As you know the swagger is used to design the API documentation first, and then build the REST API based on that design.

My only problem now is that my api specification says the route is /patients/{patientRef} and because we are using the iris api/mgmnt api to auto generate rest classes based on Swagger

The site's servers had been configured to use delegated authentication, but the "Delegated" checkbox hadn't been set against the /api/atelier web application, which is what the members

What connection method did you choose - for example REST API / .Net or Java SDK? Thanks! Couchbase has JDBC and ODBC drivers.

In most cases we provision with apis like: zn "FHIRDB" Do ##class(HS.FHIRServer.Installer).InstallNamespace() Also noticed something that may be related on HealthConnect Preview

There may be built-in api's that will allow you greater control over the process see this article Execute Server Commands from Caché / Ensemble / IRISand the related example in OpenExchange

This screencast covers "Hello, World," global manipulation, class creation, and building a simple REST API application.

I'm looking for API Automation mainly with a touch of UI and DB validations. that's why I was looking E2E solution with all test types covered.

The API has only one URI parameter {id} for which you need to pass UniqueIdentifier(will let you know exact value later).

All without any redesign or parallel API effort: See: Gradio view-api-page Many legacy systems can interoperate with HTTP(S).

New video "Treating Patients with REST and iKnow" is available now on DC YouTube Channel: Task: Leverage unstructured data through iKnow’s REST APIs and other productivity-enhancing

With support for both interactive usage and API-based automation, IrisTest offers maximum flexibility.

Here's how you can create a REST API and call production from it.