When an HL7 Message Library is opened in the Message Library Editor, the properties of the root node are displayed in the Properties pane. The configurable node properties are shown in the following figure and described in the table below.
Property |
Description |
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name |
The node display name. This can be any string. |
javaName |
The property accessor basename. This is normally derived from the display name, modified to suit the restrictions on Java identifiers, and supplied automatically by the Sun Enterprise Service Bus. Do not modify this property. |
javaType |
The Java type. This is automatically assigned, and not is editable. |
comment |
Free-form text (no runtime effect). |
delim |
The specified delimiter. See Specifying Delimiters. |
nodeType |
Governs the marshal/unmarshal format. See Specifying the Node Type. |
antecoding |
The input data coding. See Changing HL7 Standard Encoding Characters. If this property is not specified, the value specified for the decoding property will be used for the input data. This property is displayed only when the top property is set to true. |
decoding |
The unmarshal coding. See Changing HL7 Standard Encoding Characters. It is recommended to use UTF-8 for DBCS data, since the hex value of some ASCII delimiter may coincide with a hex value contained within a double-byte character. This property is displayed only when the top property is set to true. |
encoding |
The marshal coding. This property is displayed only when the top property is set to true. |
order |
Specifies the ordering of the root node’s children:
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postcoding |
Specifies the output data coding (see Specifying Data Encoding on page 219). If this property is not specified, the value specified for the encoding property will be used for the output data. This property is displayed only when the top property is set to true. |
public |
Reserved for future development |
rootClassName |
The Java class name corresponding to the root node. |
top |
An indicator of whether the root node supports marshal/unmarshal (T/F). |