Update a Resource

See the FHIR documentation for more information.

Concurrency

To avoid overwriting data, an application must always indicate which version of a Resource the update is based on. This is done using the If-Match header. If this header is missing, the Koppeltaal server will reject the request. If the update is not based on the latest version, the server will respond with a 409 Conflict or a 412 Precondition Failed.

The If-Match value must match the latest ETag value. The ETag value is provided via a response header sent by the Koppeltaal server after a Create, Update or Get.

Update a complete resource

PUT https://fhir-server.koppeltaal.headease.nl/fhir/DEFAULT/<Resource>/<:id>

Note: the

id

property has to be set in the body as well

Path Parameters

Name	Type	Description
id*	string	The "logical id" of the Resource

Headers

Name	Type	Description
If-Match*	string	A "weak" ETag to the version the update is based on, e.g: W/"3"
Authorization*	string	Bearer token obtained from the Auth Server (see Connecting to Koppeltaal)

Request Body

Name	Type	Description
*	string	The Resource

200

Resource is modified. The resource with resource-origin extension and logical id is returned

400

401

403

404

405

409

412

422

Delen van een Resource Updaten

PATCH requests are optional. See the Conformance to find out if the server supports this.

To update a Resource via a small payload, the Koppeltaal server may support PATCH requests. The payload of the PATCH must be one of the following:

1. A JSON Patch (Content-Type application/json-patch+json).

2. An XML Patch (Content-Type application/xml-patch+xml)

3. A FHIRPath Patch parameters Resource (Content-Type FHIR Content Type).

This is what the payload looks like from a JSON Patch to update the status of a Task

[{
    "op": "replace",
    "path": "/status",
    "value": "completed"
}]

More examples of patches can be downloaded here.

Patch a Resource

PATCH https://hapi-fhir-server.koppeltaal.headease.nl/fhir/<Resource>/<:id>

As an alternative to updating an entire resource, clients can perform a patch operation. This can be useful when a client is seeking to minimize its bandwidth utilization.

Path Parameters

Name	Type	Description
*	String	The "logical id" of the Resource

Headers

Name	Type	Description
If-Match*	string	A "weak" ETag to the version the update is based on, e.g: W/"3"
Authorization*	string	Bearer token obtained from the Auth Server (see Connecting to Koppeltaal)

Request Body

Name	Type	Description
*	object	The Patch

200

Patch is applied. The complete Resource will be returned

401

403

404

405

412

Topics

TOP-KT-002a - FHIR Resource Service interacties

TOP-KT-005a - Rollen en rechten voor applicatie-instanties

TOP-KT-009 - Overzicht gebruikte FHIR Resources