Export Attachment
When you select the Export Attachment task, a confirmation dialog pops up:
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| File | The location where the attachment will be saved. |
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Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide
You can export channel messages using the Export Results window. When you select the Export Results task, an options window opens. Note that all messages matching the current search criteria are exported, not only the ones shown on the current page. Export Results window used to export channel messages Item Name Description A Content The type of content used to export from the messages. Note that an XML serialized message is the only type that can be re-imported, and it includes all content across the message in a single XML file. B Encrypt If checked, the exported message content is encrypted with the server's encryption key. C Include Attachments If checked and the content type is set to XML serialized message, the exported file contains all attachments associated with the message. D Compression When compression is enabled, the files and folders created according to the file pattern are made into a compressed file in the root path. The following compression types are supported: ZIP tExport Results
Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide
Task Icon Task Name Description Backup Config Exports a snapshot of your current server settings, including all channels, alerts, scripts, and other properties. This configuration may be backed up from one Mirth® Connect server and restored into a different server. Warning: The Server Configuration file does not include Users, Events, or Message / Attachment data. To export events, see Event Tasks - Export All Events. To export message / attachment data, see Message Browser Tasks - Export Results. Restore Config Overwrites all server settings, including all channels, alerts, scripts, and other properties, with the ones in a given XML file. Note that if a channel currently exists on your server and the same channel is present in the server configuration file, the message / attachment data for that channel will not be modified. Clear All Statistics Resets the current and lifetime message statistics for all channels on your server. Parent topic: Server Settings TabTasks
Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide
Before you begin A Server Configuration file is a snapshot of your current server settings, including all channels, alerts, scripts, and other properties. This configuration may be backed up from one Mirth® Connect server and restored into a different server. Note: If you have just installed Mirth® Connect and you do not yet have any channels or other configurations, you can skip this section. Use the following steps to backup your server configuration Log into the Mirth Connect Administrator (see Mirth Connect Administrator Overview) . In the Mirth Connect pane, select Settings. Select the Server tab. In the Server Tasks pane, select Backup Config. Enter a location to save the server configuration XML file, then select Save. Review the Information message, then select OK. Warning: The Server Configuration file does not include Users, Events, or Message / Attachment data. To export events, see Searching Events. To export message / attachment data, see Message Browser Tasks. Parent topiBackup Current Server Configuration
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To perform multi-channel message exports, you must enable the necessary permission in the Administrator settings. In the Administrator, select Settings from the Mirth® Connect panel. Select the Role-Based Access Control Settings tab. In the Enhancement Bundle section, select the Export Multi-Channel Messages check box to enable the permission. Export Multi-Channel Messages check box selected in the Permissions listEnable Multi-Channel Message Exports
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Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide
The Administrator Settings tab shows settings specific to the client machine running the Mirth® Connect Administrator. The settings in this tab apply to any and all Administrator instances you log on to. image of the Administrator Settings tab System Preferences System Preferences options enables you to customize system behaviors for the Mirth Connect Administrator. User Preferences The User Preferences section enables you to customize certain system behaviors for individual users. Code Editor Preferences Code Editor preferences control the behavior of the code editor in the Mirth® Connect Administrator. Tasks Administrator tasks enable you to restore Administrator settings to their defaults. Parent topic: Settings View