Bundle response = client.search() .forResource("Observation")
.where(....) .returnBundle(Bundle.class) .execute();
Searched a whole while and still can not get the answer. I am using hapi fhir http://hapifhir.io/ , and using Java.
Unless you figured it out already, you need to add the class in the forRsource():
Bundle response = client.search() .forResource(Observation.class)
.where(....) .returnBundle(Bundle.class) .execute();
And if you have more than 10 Entries, you should have a look at https://github.com/jamesagnew/hapi-fhir/blob/master/examples/src/main/java/example/BundleFetcher.java which reads all the pages in the Bundle and adds it to your Bundle object!
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