alist of the representation formats
supported by the service. Example: text/html, text/xml, application/json
the version or release identifier of
the service
the default format used by the
service unless otherwise specified
the set of namespaces recognized by
this service. Because many namespace identifiers tend to be cryptic (i.e. HL7 OIDs, BioPortal
URL's, etc.), <i>knownNamespace</i> includes the namespace name, an optional URI
\emph{and} a place to provide textual detail describing what the namespace references. Note
that namespace names must be unique across an entire CTS2 implementation - the same
namespace name cannot represent one namespace in code system A and a second in code system B.
Note also that namespace names are \emph{local} to a service instance. Information that is
communicated between service instances, recorded in data tables or client software
\emph{must} use full URIs.
a reference to the individual or
organization that provides the service.
the set of service profiles that are
supported by this service implementation
a description of the service, its
use, etc.
a short name that identifies the
particular service and implementation
the particular implementation type(s)
supported by this profile
the set of structural profiles that
the update service can apply changes to
List the URIs of all the changes that
were applied between <i>fromDate</i> and <i>toDate</i>. If
<i>fromDate</i> is absent or is less than <i>toDate</i>, entries will
be listed in forward chronological order, otherwise they will be listed in reverse
order.
Install the supplied change set into
the service.
Update the metadata for a change set
and return an image of the updated resource.
Remove the
<i>changeAble</i> resource from the service.
Update the descriptive information of
a change set.
Create a new change set and set it in
an OPEN state
Validate the change set and report
any errors or warnings that would occur were it to be applied.
Update an existing
<i>ValueSetCatalogEntry</i>Update an existing
<i>ValueSetCatalogEntry</i>
The <i>changeSetContext</i> is recognized by the service, but
its state is not <i>OPEN</i>.
The change set specified could either not be read or located by the
service.
The set of exceptions that can occur on updating any resource
description
Apply the proposed changes specified
in the change set transaction to the changeable being updated.
Create a new
<i>ValueSetCatalogEntry</i>Create a new
<i>ValueSetCatalogEntry</i>
The <i>changeSetContext</i> is recognized by the service, but
its state is not <i>OPEN</i>.
The change set specified could either not be read or located by the
service.
The supplied value set URI already exists as an <i>about</i> or
<i>alternateID</i> for a value set in the service.
The supplied <i>valueSetName</i> already exists in the
service.
Return the change set referenced by
the supplied URI.
Cancel the proposed changes specified
in a change set transaction to the changeable being updated.
Return a change set with an iterator
that allows its contents to be read in chunks.
Create a new
<i>Property</i> for inclusion in a resource or statement
construct
Create a new
<i>StatementTarget</i> of type <i>RESOURCE</i>. This is a helper
function that is used in the creation and update of other resources and does \emph{not}
change the state of the service. Note that URI's that reference classes, predicates or
individuals should be created using the <i>newEntityReferenceTarget
</i>method
Create a new
<i>StatementTarget</i> of type <i>LITERAL</i>. Note that this is a
helper function and does not change the state of the service itself.
Create a
<i>StatementTarget</i> of type <i>ENTITY</i>. Note that this is a
helper function and does not effect the state of the service. Services may choose to validate
the input parameters of this method when it is invoked or may postpone validation until the
corresponding create or update service call is invoked.