Destination Connectors - Receiving Attachments

Interoperability Connector Suite User Guide

Source Connectors - Receiving Attachments

All of the Interoperability Suite source connectors (PIX/PDQ/XCA/XCPD/XDS.b) will automatically detect incoming multipart requests, and store any extra attachments as message attachments on the message. For additional information, see the About Message Data and Attachment Handlers sections in the main Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide. For example, if you use one of the destination connectors to add an attachment: Then your source connector will automatically extract that attachment and store it along with the incoming message. You can then view this message in the message browser: You can also retrieve this attachment within a script, see the Attachment JavaScript Functions section in the main Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide for more info. Parent topic: Handling Multipart Payloads / Attachments

Interoperability Connector Suite User Guide

Destination Connectors - Sending Attachments

All of the Interoperability Suite destination connectors (PIX/PDQ/XCA/XCPD/XDS.b) support the same MTOM attachments settings as the Web Service Sender destination (see the Mirth Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide for more information). To include attachments, enable Use MTOM and populate the attachment table: Parent topic: Handling Multipart Payloads / Attachments

Interoperability Connector Suite User Guide

Handling Multipart Payloads / Attachments

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Interoperability Connector Suite User Guide

Introduction

The Interoperability Connector Suite extension provides several connectors to simplify digesting messages and support IHE standards. Connectors include: PIX - Patient Identifier Cross-referencing PDQ - Patient Demographics Query XDS - Cross-Enterprise Document Sharing XCPD - Cross-Community Patient Discovery XCA - Cross-Community Access Note: For technical and purchasing information about this extension, contact us via our website or by e-mailing mirthconnectsales@nextgen.com.

Interoperability Connector Suite User Guide

PIX and PDQ Connectors

The Interoperability Connector Suite includes connectors for PIX and PDQ. These connectors are very similar, so they'll be grouped together here. The PIX Connectors are used for consuming and creating Patient Identifier Cross-referencing messages. The PIX Listener and PIX Sender support both PIXv2 (TCP with HL7 v2.x) and PIXv3 (SOAP with HL7 v3.x) standards. The PDQ Connectors are used for consuming and creating Patient Demographics Query messages. The PDQ Listener and PDQ Sender support both PDQv2 (TCP with HL7 v2.x) and PDQv3 (SOAP with HL7 v3.x) standards. Note: A PIXv3 and PDQv3 Listener's inbound data type is restricted to JSON and PIXv3 and PDQv3 connectors follow the interoperability message format conversion rules. Note: Since PIXv2 and PDQv2 connectors have very few configuration options, only PIXv3 and PDQv3 settings will be discussed here. PIX and PDQ Source Connectors PIX and PDQ Destination Connectors Parent topic: Connectors

Interoperability Connector Suite User Guide

Connectors

Connectors accept messages from other systems and validate and transform the message data within a channel. The following connectors are supported: PIX and PDQ Connectors XCA Connectors XCPD Connectors XDS.b Connectors Source Connector Options Destination Connector Options PIX and PDQ Connectors XCA Connectors XCPD Connectors XDS.b Connectors

Destination Connectors - Receiving Attachments

Recommendations

Source Connectors - Receiving Attachments

Destination Connectors - Sending Attachments

Handling Multipart Payloads / Attachments

Introduction

PIX and PDQ Connectors

Connectors

Source Connectors - Receiving Attachments

Destination Connectors - Sending Attachments

Handling Multipart Payloads / Attachments

Introduction

PIX and PDQ Connectors

Connectors