SSL Manager

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Connector-Specific Properties

Every connector has its own custom set of properties. The properties you configure for a TCP Listener will be different from a Database Writer and so on. Here is a list of source and destination connectors supported by Mirth® Connect: Source Connectors Channel Reader DICOM Listener Database Reader File Reader HTTP Listener JMS Listener JavaScript Reader TCP Listener Web Service Listener Destination Connectors Channel Writer DICOM Sender Database Writer Document Writer File Writer HTTP Sender JMS Sender JavaScript Writer SMTP Sender TCP Sender Web Service Sender Additional connectors are made available as extensions: Email Reader Serial Connector NextGen Results CDR Connector FHIR Connector Interoperability Connector Suite Parent topic: Connector Components

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Destination Connectors

This section refers to the actual connector-specific settings for destinations. The section is labeled according to the connector type, e.g. "HTTP Sender", "JavaScript Writer". For additional information on connectors in general, see About Channels and Connectors. Here is a list of destination connectors supported by Mirth® Connect: Channel Writer DICOM Sender Database Writer Document Writer File Writer HTTP Sender JMS Sender JavaScript Writer SMTP Sender TCP Sender Web Service Sender Additional destination connectors are made available as extensions: Serial Connector NextGen Results CDR Connector Channel Writer DICOM Sender Database Writer Document Writer File Writer HTTP Sender JMS Sender JavaScript Writer SMTP Sender TCP Sender Web Service Sender

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Destination Connector Properties

This section refers to the actual connector-specific settings. The section is labeled according to the connector type, e.g. "HTTP Sender Settings", "JavaScript Writer Settings". Here is a list of destination connectors supported by Mirth® Connect: Destination Connectors Channel Writer DICOM Sender Database Writer Document Writer File Writer HTTP Sender JMS Sender JavaScript Writer SMTP Sender TCP Sender Web Service Sender Additional destination connectors are made available as extensions: Serial Connector NextGen Results CDR Connector FHIR Connector Interoperability Connector Suite Parent topic: Destinations Tab

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Source Connector Properties

This section refers to the actual connector-specific settings. The sections are labeled according to the connector types, for example, "HTTP Listener", "JavaScript Reader". For additional information on connectors in general, refer About Channels and Connectors. Here is a list of source connectors supported by Mirth® Connect Source Connectors Channel Reader DICOM Listener Database Reader File Reader HTTP Listener JMS Listener JavaScript Reader TCP Listener Web Service Listener Additional source connectors are made available as extensions: Email Reader Serial Connector FHIR Connector Interoperability Connector Suite Parent topic: Source Tab

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

This section addresses the most common questions users have about Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare. What is Mirth® Connect? Mirth® Connect is a versatile, standards-based healthcare integration engine that speeds bi-directional message routing, filtering, and transformation between disparate health-info systems over various messaging protocols (e.g., HL7, X12, EDI, DICOM, XML). Is Mirth® Connect the same as "Mirth"? Yes. Mirth 1.0 was released in 2006 by WebReach, Inc. Based on the success of the Mirth application, WebReach, Inc. was renamed "Mirth Corporation" in 2009. To avoid confusion between the new company name and its products, the Mirth application was renamed Mirth® Connect. As of early 2016, Mirth Corporation, as a business entity, no longer exists, having been absorbed into the Quality Systems, Inc. family of products in Sept. 2013. QSI has since become NextGen Healthcare, and Mirth® Connect lives on with other former Mirth Corporation products as part of the "Mirth Solu

SSL Manager User Guide

Introduction

The SSL Manager extension lets you quickly enable/configure certificate-based Secure Socket Layer (SSL) connectivity for socket-based connectors such as the HTTP Listener/Sender, Web Service Listener/Sender, TCP Listener/Sender, DICOM Listener/Sender, Email Reader / SMTP Sender, and File Reader/Writer (in FTP mode). The central settings view allows you to manage and store your certificates in one location. Trusted certificates and advanced SSL settings such as client (two-way) authentication and host name verification can be applied on a per-connector basis. For technical and purchasing information about this extension, contact us via our website or by e-mailing mirthconnectsales@nextgen.com. What's the difference between SSL and TLS? The terms SSL and TLS are typically used interchangeably. Technically speaking, TLS (Transport Layer Security) is the current proper name, and SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is the name of an older version of the protocol. However, since "SSL" is the most wid

SSL Manager

Recommendations

Connector-Specific Properties

Destination Connectors

Destination Connector Properties

Source Connector Properties

Frequently Asked Questions

Introduction

SSL Manager

Connector-Specific Properties

Destination Connectors

Destination Connector Properties

Source Connector Properties

Frequently Asked Questions

Introduction