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Formatting Messages

The Format Messages check box allows you to pretty-print XML and JSON messages with whitespace and indentation so that it is easier to read. Note that this does not alter the actual message content, only how it is displayed in the Administrator.

Formatting Messages

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View Message Content

Select a connector message in the Metadata Table. Select the Messages tab (located below the Metadata Table). Select the radio button corresponding with the content type you want to view. Parent topic: Message Content Tab

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Message Content Tab

The Messages tab in the Message Browser shows the actual content of the message at various states as it processed through the selected connector message. View Message Content Message Content Types Formatting Messages Parent topic: Message Browser View

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Specify a Template

You can use the folder icon button next to the Properties button to select a message from your local file system. You can also type / paste a message into the text area. Parent topic: Message Templates Tab

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Standard Variables/Templates

Name Description Channel ID The unique ID of the current channel. Channel Name The name of the current channel. Message ID The unique ID of the current message. Raw Data The raw content of the destination connector message (equal to the encoded content of the source connector message). Transformed Data The serialized internal representation of the post-transformer message data. Encoded Data The state of the message data as it exists in the transformer. Message Source Depends on the inbound data type for the connector. For HL7 v2.x messages this will usually be the Sending Facility value in MSH.4.1. Message Type Depends on the inbound data type for the connector. For HL7 v2.x messages this will usually be the Type and Trigger values in MSH.9.1 and MSH.9.2. Message Version Depends on the inbound data type for the connector. For HL7 v2.x messages this will usually be the Version value in MSH.12.1. Message Hash The SHA-256 hash of the encoded data of the destination connector message. If n

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View Message Errors

Select a connector message in the Metadata Table. Select the Errors tab (located below the Metadata Table). Note that this tab is only available if the connector message actually has error content. Select the radio button corresponding to the content type you want to view. Parent topic: Errors Tab

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Filter By Node Name/Description

You can quickly find a particular part of your message by using the Filter field at the top of the area. Parent topic: Message Trees Tab