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Example OperationDefinition/StructureMap-transform (Narrative)

FHIR Infrastructure Work Group Maturity Level : N/A Standards Status : Informative Compartments : No defined compartments

This is the narrative for the resource. See also the XML , JSON or Turtle format.

Note that this is the formal definition for the transform operation as an OperationDefinition on StructureMap. See the Operation documentation

Generated Narrative: OperationDefinition StructureMap-transform

URL: [base]/StructureMap/$transform

URL: [base]/StructureMap/[id]/$transform

Parameters

Use Name Scope Cardinality Type Binding Documentation
IN source type 0..1 uri

The structure map to apply. This is only needed if the operation is invoked at the resource level and no structureMap has been provided. If the $transform operation is invoked on a particular structure map, this will be ignored by the server

IN sourceMap 0..1 StructureMap

The structure map to apply. This is only needed when the operation is invoked at the resource level and no URI has been provided.

IN supportingMap 0..* StructureMap

StructureMap resources that support the source map. If a source URL is provided, the map can be provided in this parameter (or it can be provided as sourceMap).

IN srcMap 0..* string

The same as structureMap, but the resource is provided in the mapping language rather than as a structureMap.

IN content 1..1 Resource

The logical content to transform

OUT return 1..1 Resource

The result of the transform

The input and return are specified as 'Resources'. In most usage of the $transform operation, either the input or return content is not a valid FHIR resource. In these cases, the return type is actually a Binary resource. For this operation, the Binary resources may be encoded directly, using a mime-type, as shown in the example. Note: this specification does not yet address the means by which the servers may know the correct mime types for the various content involved

 

 

Usage note: every effort has been made to ensure that the examples are correct and useful, but they are not a normative part of the specification.