IAuthRuleBuilderRule (HAPI FHIR - Server Framework 3.8.0 API)

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public interface IAuthRuleBuilderRule
```

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`IAuthRuleBuilderRuleConditional`	`createConditional()` This rule applies to `create` operations with a `conditional` URL as a part of the request.
`IAuthRuleBuilderRuleOp`	`delete()` This rule applies to the FHIR delete operation
`IAuthRuleBuilderRuleConditional`	`deleteConditional()` This rule applies to `create` operations with a `conditional` URL as a part of the request.
`IAuthRuleBuilderGraphQL`	`graphQL()` Allow a GraphQL query
`IAuthRuleBuilderRuleOpClassifierFinished`	`metadata()` This rules applies to the metadata operation (retrieve the server's conformance statement)
`IAuthRuleBuilderOperation`	`operation()` This rule applies to a FHIR operation (e.g.
`IAuthRuleBuilderPatch`	`patch()` This rule applies to a FHIR patch operation
`IAuthRuleBuilderRuleOp`	`read()` This rule applies to any FHIR operation involving reading, including `read`, `vread`, `search`, and `history`
`IAuthRuleBuilderRuleTransaction`	`transaction()` This rule applies to the FHIR transaction operation.
`IAuthRuleBuilderRuleConditional`	`updateConditional()` This rule applies to `update` operations with a `conditional` URL as a part of the request.
`IAuthRuleBuilderRuleOp`	`write()` This rule applies to any FHIR operation involving writing, including `create`, and `update`

- Method Detail
  - createConditional
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IAuthRuleBuilderRuleConditional createConditional()
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    This rule applies to create operations with a conditional URL as a part of the request. Note that this rule will allow the conditional operation to proceed, but the server is expected to determine the actual target of the conditional request and send a subsequent event to the AuthorizationInterceptor in order to authorize the actual target.
    In other words, if the server is configured correctly, this chain will allow the client to perform a conditional update, but a different rule is required to actually authorize the target that the conditional update is determined to match.
  - delete
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IAuthRuleBuilderRuleOp delete()
```
    This rule applies to the FHIR delete operation
  - deleteConditional
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IAuthRuleBuilderRuleConditional deleteConditional()
```
    This rule applies to create operations with a conditional URL as a part of the request. Note that this rule will allow the conditional operation to proceed, but the server is expected to determine the actual target of the conditional request and send a subsequent event to the AuthorizationInterceptor in order to authorize the actual target.
    In other words, if the server is configured correctly, this chain will allow the client to perform a conditional update, but a different rule is required to actually authorize the target that the conditional update is determined to match.
  - metadata
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IAuthRuleBuilderRuleOpClassifierFinished metadata()
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    This rules applies to the metadata operation (retrieve the server's conformance statement)
    This call completes the rule and adds the rule to the chain.
  - operation
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IAuthRuleBuilderOperation operation()
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    This rule applies to a FHIR operation (e.g. $validate)
  - patch
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IAuthRuleBuilderPatch patch()
```
    This rule applies to a FHIR patch operation
  - read
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IAuthRuleBuilderRuleOp read()
```
    This rule applies to any FHIR operation involving reading, including read, vread, search, and history
  - transaction
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IAuthRuleBuilderRuleTransaction transaction()
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    This rule applies to the FHIR transaction operation. Transaction is a special case in that it bundles other operations. This permission also allows FHIR batch to be performed.
  - updateConditional
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IAuthRuleBuilderRuleConditional updateConditional()
```
    This rule applies to update operations with a conditional URL as a part of the request. Note that this rule will allow the conditional operation to proceed, but the server is expected to determine the actual target of the conditional request and send a subsequent event to the AuthorizationInterceptor in order to authorize the actual target.
    In other words, if the server is configured correctly, this chain will allow the client to perform a conditional update, but a different rule is required to actually authorize the target that the conditional update is determined to match.
  - write
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IAuthRuleBuilderRuleOp write()
```
    This rule applies to any FHIR operation involving writing, including create, and update
  - graphQL
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IAuthRuleBuilderGraphQL graphQL()
```
    Allow a GraphQL query

Interface IAuthRuleBuilderRule

Method Summary

Method Detail

createConditional

delete

deleteConditional

metadata

operation

patch

read

transaction

updateConditional

write

graphQL