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configuration.properties

This stores the current state of the Configuration Map. The file is formatted as a standard properties file key = value # This is a comment for key "clientAddress"clientAddress = 10.0.1.123 The configuration map is edited from the Configuration Map Settings Tab. If you instead edit the properties file manually, Mirth® Connect will not pick up those changes until you restart the server. Parent topic: Application Data Directory

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temp

This stores all temporary files created by the Mirth® Connect server. Note that usually the name of this file is "temp" and it resides inside of appdata, but the name and location can be modified from mirth.properties File. Parent topic: Application Data Directory

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Application Data Directory

This directory stores configuration files and temporary data created by Mirth® Connect after starting up. Usually the name of this directory is "appdata" and it resides directly inside your installation directory. However the name and location of this directory can be modified from mirth.properties. The main files/folders of note here are as follows: configuration.properties extension.properties keystore.jks server.id temp configuration.properties extension.properties The extension.properties file stores the current state of all installed extensions. Typically you do not need to edit this file, as enabling and disabling of extensions can be done using the Extensions view. keystore.jks server.id temp Parent topic: Installation Directory

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The Mirth® Connect Server Manager

The Mirth® Connect Server Manager enables you to configure and access your Mirth® Connect Server. For Windows and Mac OS X version installations, the Mirth® Connect Server Manager application resides in the system tray (Windows) or in the Applications > Mirth Connect folder (Mac). Service Tab The Service tab provides an easy way to start, restart, stop, and refresh the service, rather than using the task scheduler or command line. Server Tab The Server tab enables you to enter details about your ports, server memory, log levels, and view log files. Database Tab The Database tab is where you can to manage Mirth® Connect's internal database. Info Tab The Info tab shows the Mirth® Connect server and Java versions as well as the server ID and a link to the NextGen Healthcare website. Parent topic: Getting Started with Mirth Connect

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Restart the Mirth® Connect Server

If you are using a Windows or Linux operating system and you have Mirth® Connect installed as a service/daemon, open the Server Manager. Select Restart and verify the server has started up successfully. Parent topic: Changing the Database Type

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Info Tab

The Info tab shows the Mirth® Connect server and Java versions as well as the server ID and a link to the NextGen Healthcare website. Parent topic: The Mirth Connect Server Manager

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configuration.properties

temp

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server.id

configuration.properties

temp

Application Data Directory

The Mirth® Connect Server Manager

Restart the Mirth® Connect Server

Info Tab