How can Mirth help?
Simply put, by building a channel. Channels are the core concept and configuration of integration tasks in Mirth. A channel is the configuration object that specifies a source of information (such as LLP, HTTP, S/FTP, POP3, file, web services, etc.), provides a filter for the information and validation of information, allows for transformation of the data, and provides a destination for the information (LLP, ODBC, JMS, XML, SMTP, files, web services, etc.). Common terminology for channels include “source connector,” “filter,” “transformer,” and “destination connector.” The common workflow for building channels is outlined below: 1. Specify source connector (example: LLP, HTTP/S, S/FTP, POP3, files, web services, JDBC, SMTP); 2. Create or use built-in filters and validation profiles (example: only accept ADT); 3. Create or use built-in transformers (example: Mapping transformer: map data from incoming message to variables, or Script transformers, which execute custom script on messages)
