The User API (Javadoc)

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Mirth® Connect Debugger

The Mirth Connect Debugger tool allows you to troubleshoot JavaScript errors throughout the Mirth® Connect application. The Debugger can be used for the following scripts and connectors: Deploy, Undeploy, Preprocessor, and Post Processor scripts Attachment/Batch scripts Source Connectors: Filters/Transformers Database Reader and JavaScript Reader types Destination Connectors: Filters/Transformers. Database Writer and JavaScript Writer types Response transformers Before You Begin If your Java application does not interact directly with a user, use the following steps to change the Headless mode to false. Setting this mode to false means that your Java application: Displays windows or dialog boxes. Accepts keyboard or mouse input. Uses any heavyweight AWT (Abstract Windowing Toolkit) components. To Edit the mcserver.vmoptions file Use the Debugger Debugger Window Debugger Menus Parent topic: Mirth Connect and JavaScript

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Using the JavaScript Editor

Mirth® Connect has a rich JavaScript editor that includes automatic code completion, code folding, multi-line tabs/comment toggles, auto-indentation, bracket matching, macros, and much more. Using the Context Menu in the JavaScript Editor Remapping Editor Shortcut Keys Using the Auto-Completion Popup in the JavaScript Editor Using the Context Menu in the JavaScript Editor Using the Auto-Completion Popup in the JavaScript Editor Remapping Editor Shortcut Keys Parent topic: Mirth Connect and JavaScript

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Using JavaScript in Mirth® Connect

This section shows you how to use JavaScript to perform various messaging operations within Mirth® Connect. About E4X Accessing Message Data with E4X Adding Segments to a Message Segments are a group of fields that can contain varying types of data. Each segment exists independently and can be used in multiple messages. Deleting a Segment Iterating Over Message Segments Iterating Over Repeating Fields Adding a New Repeating Field Message Variables Built-In Code Templates Using Java Classes Regular Expressions Logging with JavaScript Generating a Hash with JavaScript How to generate a hash using Javascript. Parent topic: Mirth Connect and JavaScript

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Variable Maps

Throughout the Message Processing Lifecycle, your channels and messages have access to various maps. Depending on the scope, the map may only be available in the current channel/connector, or may be globally available across your entire system. These variable maps allow you to store a piece of information that can be used later (in a downstream channel, connector, or somewhere else). A common use for these variables is to provide easy drag-and-drop for connector properties. The Destination Mappings list will display all available connector/channel map variables for example. They are also used in other ways, such as populating Custom Metadata Columns. The following variable maps exist throughout Mirth® Connect: Name JavaScript Variable Get/Put Shortcut Variable Response Map responseMap $r Connector Map connectorMap $co Channel Map channelMap $c Source Map sourceMap $s Global Channel Map globalChannelMap $gc Global Map globalMap $g Configuration Map configurationMap $cfg The table above

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Mirth® Connect and JavaScript

JavaScript is a scripting language that can be used in a wide variety of places throughout Mirth® Connect to perform advanced routing and transformation. About JavaScript Using JavaScript in Mirth Connect Using the JavaScript Editor Variable Maps Attachment JavaScript Functions The User API (Javadoc) The user API (application programming interface) is a collection of Java classes and methods that helps you interact with channels and the message that is being processed. Mirth Connect Debugger

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Mirth® Connect REST API

The Administrator and Command Line Interface both use a well-defined API to communicate with the Mirth® Connect server. You can also use the same API to create custom integrations of your own. The API is documented at https://localhost:8443/api (change the IP / port as needed), or you can select View Client API in Administrator via Other Tasks: Select the View Client API action to open the API documentation in your default browser. Note: You may see a warning in your browser if your Mirth® Connect instance is still using the auto-generated self-signed certificate. You can select Advanced and allow the browser to continue to the page. To resolve this warning, look at Application Data Directory for instructions on installing your own certificate. Select the arrow button on one of the endpoint group rows to view its operations. This list shows the operation's HTTP method type, request URL, and a description for each endpoint. Select on one of the endpoint rows to view its details. If desi

The User API (Javadoc)

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