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Setting an Arbitrary Boundary Parameter

You can use an arbitrary value for the boundary parameter, given it does not exceed 70 bytes in length and consists only of 7-bit US-ASCII (printable) characters.

Setting an Arbitrary Boundary Parameter

Interoperability Connector Suite User Guide

Handling Multipart Payloads / Attachments

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Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Scope Variables

In addition to the standard global scope variables, the following are available from within the JavaScript attachment handler script: message: This is the raw inbound message string. If the data was passed in as a raw byte array, this variable will be the Base64 encoded string representation of the data. binary: This is a boolean that indicates whether the inbound data was passed in as a raw byte array. sourceMap: You have access to any variables in the source map. For additional information, see Variable Maps. Extract Attachments Parent topic: JavaScript Attachment Handler Properties

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Byte Abbreviations

The s section to the right of the transmission mode dialog allows you to easily drag-and-drop bytes into the components to the left, without having to remember the actual hexadecimal values. These also show up as labels next to the byte fields: Parent topic: Basic TCP Transmission Mode

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

Set Limits on Attachments

When exporting files, the Data Share module can time out and fail if you select too many attachments (documents, images, and patient reports) or attachments that are too large. To prevent such failures, you can set warnings and limits for attachments. In the Data Share pane, select Open the Data Share Settings Slider Open the Data Share Settings Slider. A pane opens and displays configuration options. In the Behavior section, do the following: To limit the number of attachments that can be selected for export, enter the value in Maximum Number of Selected Documents, Images, Patient Reports and ICS Images. The default value is 10. To cause a performance warning message to appear when a certain number of attachments are selected for export, enter the value in Warn After Amount Selected Documents, Images, Patient Report and ICS Images. The default value is 5. Select Apply. Typically, the Data Share module generates customized thumbnails to represent each attachment. For large attachments,

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

Set Limits on Attachments

When exporting files, the Data Share module can time out and fail if you select too many attachments (documents, images, and patient reports) or attachments that are too large. To prevent such failures, you can set warnings and limits for attachments. In the Data Share pane, select Open the Data Share Settings Slider Open the Data Share Settings Slider. A pane opens and displays configuration options. In the Behavior section, do the following: To limit the number of attachments that can be selected for export, enter the value in Maximum Number of Selected Documents, Images, Patient Reports and ICS Images. The default value is 10. To cause a performance warning message to appear when a certain number of attachments are selected for export, enter the value in Warn After Amount Selected Documents, Images, Patient Report and ICS Images. The default value is 5. Select Apply. Typically, the Data Share module generates customized thumbnails to represent each attachment. For large attachments,

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Comments

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