Installed Plugins Table

	Column	Description
1	Status	Indicates whether the plug-in is enabled or disabled.
2	Name	The name of the plug-in.
3	Author	The development author of the plug-in. This is NextGen Healthcare for all official extensions.
4	URL	A link to the author website.
5	Extended Version	The version of this extension.
6	Extension Build	The specific build number of this extension, if applicable. For "core' extensions that come bundled with Mirth® Connect by default, this build number is equal the build number of Mirth® Connect itself.
7	MC Versions	The versions of Mirth® Connect that this version of this extension is compatible with. This may be a single version, a range from min-max, or a comma-separated list of versions.
8	Core	Indicates whether this extension is a "core" extension that comes bundled with Mirth® Connect by default.

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Installed Connectors Table

The Installed Connectors table at the top of the Extensions view shows all source or destination connectors that are installed for your Mirth® Connect server. A connector is a type of extension, but are separated here into their own table for simplicity. For general information about working with tables in Mirth® Connect, see Working With Tables. Installed Connectors Table Columns Column Description A Status Indicates whether the connector is enabled or disabled. B Name The name of the connector. C Author The development author of the connector. This will be NextGen Healthcare for all official extensions. D URL A link to the author website. E Extension Version The version of this extension. F Extension Build The specific build number of this extension, if applicable. For "core' extensions that come bundled with Mirth® Connect by default, this build number equals the build number ofMirth® Connect itself. G MC Versions The versions of Mirth® Connect that this version of this extension is

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Install a New Extension

Extensions are packaged into ZIP files. To install an extension in Mirth® Connect: Navigate to the Install Extension from File System section at the bottom of the Extensions view. Select the Browse... button, then select the ZIP file of the extension you would like to install. Select the Install button. If the extension ZIP file is valid, you will see a notification asking you to restart the server: Restart the Mirth® Connect server and launch the Mirth® Connect Administrator again. You will see the new extension listed in either the Installed Connectors Table or Installed Plugins Table, depending on the type of extension you installed. Parent topic: Extensions View

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Extension Tasks

The following context-specific tasks are available from the Extensions View: Task Icon Task Name Description Refresh Updates the installed connectors and installed plugins tables. Enable Extension Enables the extension so that it can be used in your Mirth® Connect installation. This requires a restart of the server. Disable Extension Disables the extension so that it can no longer be used in your Mirth® Connect installation. This requires a restart of the server. Warning: Channels / alerts / resources that depend on an extension that you disable may stop functioning correctly. For example, channels may show up in the Channel Table as "invalid" if a connector or data type it was using has been disabled. Show Properties Displays properties for the currently selected connector or plugin. For additional information, see Show Properties Uninstall Extension Uninstalls the extension completely from your Mirth® Connect instance. This requires a restart of the server. Warning: Channels / alerts

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Navigation

Select the Extensions link in the Mirth® Connect task pane at the top-left side of the window. This section is separated into the following topics: Installed Connectors Table Installed Plugins Table Install a New Extension Extension Tasks Parent topic: Extensions View

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Opening the Java Client Console

If an error occurs on the Mirth® Connect server, you will typically see one or more entries appear in the Logs. If an error occurs in the Mirth Connect Administrator, it is possible that it is isolated to the client-side only, and so nothing will appear in the server-side logs. In cases like this, it is useful to enable the Java Client Console to see any exceptions that occur on your client-side Java virtual machine (JVM). To enable the console, first open the Java Control Panel: In your System Preferences (on OSX) or the Control Panel (on Windows), open the Java section. A new dialog will appear: Select on the Advanced tab. Select Show console. Select Apply, then select OK. Now when you launch the Administrator, you will see a second window also pop-up: Any exceptions that are logged to stdout / stderr on the client side will appear in that console. Parent topic: Troubleshooting

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Alerts Table

This is the main section of the Alerts View that shows the current status and action counters for all of your configured alerts. For general information about working with tables in Mirth Connect, see, Working With Tables. Alerts Table Columns Parent topic: Alerts View

Installed Plugins Table