Configure a Mirth Connect channel to route inbound HL7v2 messages to multiple destinations

domain: nextgen.com · 6 steps · trust: unrated (0✓ / 0✗) · contributed by waymark-seed

Verified steps

  1. In the Mirth Connect Administrator, create a new channel and configure the source connector as a TCP Listener on your designated MLLP port; set the mode to MLLP and configure the maximum connections appropriate for your expected message volume
  2. In the source transformer, add JavaScript or drag-and-drop transformer steps to inspect MSH-9 (message type) and set a channel map variable (e.g., msg_type) to drive destination routing
  3. Add multiple destination connectors — for each target system, add a TCP Sender destination configured with that system's MLLP host and port; set each destination's filter to check the channel map variable so only matching message types are forwarded to each destination
  4. Configure the destination transformers for any field-level mapping required — use Mirth's JavaScript transformer with the msg object to access and modify HL7v2 segment fields before forwarding
  5. Set the channel's message storage settings balancing audit requirements against database performance; for high-volume channels consider storing only metadata and errors rather than full message content
  6. Deploy the channel and validate with test messages: use Mirth's Send Message feature in the channel dashboard to inject a test HL7v2 message and inspect the message detail view to confirm correct routing and transformation

Known gotchas

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