Page Comparison

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If you don't want to include the entire page, you may put one or both of these in your JSP:

• <!- - START 2.x PAGE CONTENT -->
• <!- - END 2.x PAGE CONTENT -->

How to expose a Spring MVC url as a 2.x Fragment

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If you don't want to include the entire page, you may put one or both of these in your JSP:

• <!-- START 2.x FRAGMENT CONTENT - ->
• <!- - END 2.x FRAGMENT CONTENT -->

You may use query parameters on map entry's values, but you must use "&"

&

for &, like in this example from HTML Form Entry:

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<!-- excerpt: see above for exactly how to do this -->
<bean class="org.openmrs.ui2.core.fragment.SpringMvcPageAsFragmentViewProvider">
	<property name="fragments">
		<map>
			<entry key="growthChartForm" value="/module/growthchart/growthChart.form"/>
		</map>
	</property>
</bean>
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<bean id="growthChartPatientDashboardFragmentExtension" class="org.openmrs.ui2.core.extension.PatientFragmentExtension">
	<property name="fragment" value="growthChartForm" /> <!-- This refers to the fragment exposed in the excerpt -->
	<property name="label" value="Growth Chart" />
	<property name="description" value="Pediatric growth chart" />
</bean>

Redirects

For convenience, certain commonly URLs from 1.x are redirected to their appropriate pages in 2.x (preserving query strings):

• / -> /home.page
• /index.* -> home.page
• /patientDashboard.form -> /patient.page

1.x Technologies That Work in 2.x (when it's running in 1.x-compatibility mode)

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