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Elexis-Server

The Elexis-Server is a headless variant of the Elexis desktop application. It is an entire rewrite, based on Equinox and an alternative persistence implementation based on EclipseLink.

Current snapshot binaries are available at download.

Configuration

While Elexis-Server is can be operated on both Windows, MacOS and Linux, development is heavily focused on usage within the Linux operating system. We additionally focus on operation using Debian.

Operation

In order to start up elexis-server the enclosed shell script linux-start.sh should be used. This creates a local telnet socket on port 7234 bound to the OSGi console.

On Windows use the provided script win-start.bat. To install telnet client to access the OSGi console see Microsoft help.

Be aware that the used Elexis database must contain a row with the param "locale" and a value corresponding to your system locale in the table config. Or you will see in the ~/elexis-server/logs/elexis-server.ERROR.log a line like

20:26:59.350 ERROR i.e.s.c.c.e.i.ElexisEntityManager - System locale [de_CH] does not match required database locale [null]

After you should be able to see the uptime of the elexis server, if you visit with your browser http://localhost:8380/services/public/uptime. It should report something like Uptime: 0 days, 0 hours, 0 min, 19 sec

It should be possible to visit with your browser URLs like http://localhost:8380/fhir/Patient?_filter=name%20co%20%22a%22, which should start a window containing something like

This result is being rendered in HTML for easy viewing. You may access this content as Raw JSON or Raw XML, or view this content in HTML JSON or HTML XML.
<Bundle xmlns="http://hl7.org/fhir">
   <id value="9939c948-2977-4512-b53d-074e4be9276c"></id>
   <meta>
      <lastUpdated value="2016-12-20T18:25:34.852+01:00"></lastUpdated>
   </meta>
   <type value="searchset"></type>
   <total value="2"></total>
   <link>
      <relation value="self"></relation>
      <url value="http://localhost:8380/fhir/Patient?name=TestPatient"></url>
   </link>
   <entry>
      <fullUrl value="http://localhost:8380/fhir/Patient/s9b71824bf6b877701111"></fullUrl>
      <resource>
         <Patient xmlns="http://hl7.org/fhir">
            <id value="s9b71824bf6b877701111"></id>
            <identifier>
               <system value="www.elexis.info/objid"></system>
               <value value="s9b71824bf6b877701111"></value>
            </identifier>
            <identifier>
               <system value="www.elexis.info/patnr"></system>
               <value value="2"></value>
            </identifier>
            <name>
               <use value="official"></use>
               <family value="Testpatientin"></family>
               <given value="Vorname"></given>
            </name>
            <gender value="female"></gender>
            <birthDate value="1988-06-23"></birthDate>
            <address>
               <line value="Teststrasse 22c"></line>
               <city value="Testhausen"></city>
               <postalCode value="68223"></postalCode>
            </address>
         </Patient>
      </resource>
   </entry>

Or in case of a non existing patient

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<Bundle xmlns="http://hl7.org/fhir">
   <id value="1b44dfec-9a04-4c5f-ac71-2f8ccb055311"></id>
   <meta>
      <lastUpdated value="2016-12-20T18:30:59.949+01:00"></lastUpdated>
   </meta>
   <type value="searchset"></type>
   <total value="0"></total>
   <link>
      <relation value="self"></relation>
      <url value="http://localhost:8380/fhir/Patient?name=TestPatientxx"></url>
   </link>
</Bundle>

OSGI console

Connecting to port 7234 using telnet gives access to the OSGi console. Entering lxs gives you an overview of the available commands.