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07-09-2010, 09:30 AM
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ASTM listener and protocol
I would like to write an ASTM listener and protocol parser to be incorporated into MIRTH. Can you help me get started on this? I think this would make a nice addition to MIRTH and enable it to handle a myriad of point-of-care devices as well as your general Lab Analyzers.
Thank you, Jim 
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07-16-2010, 09:06 AM
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No need to be snarky.
What do you need to know to get started? Have you checked out the source from SVN? What protocols/standards will your ASTM connector deal with? Do you even need a full connector for this standard?
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07-16-2010, 09:58 AM
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I know nothing about ASTM, however I know that custom connectors like this can be done. A guy in our office has developed an XMPP connector which we are using every day. From what I remember he checked the source out, starting digging into the other connectors to see how they were created and went from there. I'll see if he has any more tips/tricks he can share.
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07-16-2010, 11:31 AM
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You need to get your head around the standard you want to implement before getting too deep into Mirth Connect.
The ASTM I know is a standards body and the healthcare standard they drive is CCR. CCR is an XML based standard and you can do a lot in Mirth Connect with XML data already so you may not need a full blown connector to meet your goals, a channel and some code templates may be adequate. XMPP would require (or at least be a lot easier to work with) a custom connector since XMPP is not merely a message format but also defines a communication protocol. If you have access to this custom connector and the guy who wrote it, that is a great place to start! Once you have more specific questions, post back and the community will be here to help.
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07-18-2010, 01:22 PM
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I realised a ASTM connection by using HL7 Channels.
It runs good. If you want to insert the parsed data in a database can store the message in the Database and parse it out of mirth.
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11-29-2011, 02:47 PM
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In the ticket you mention support for low-level protocol which is already supported in Mirth using the LLP connector.
What does a ASTM message look like? If you have a a sample I could probably tell if it could be parsed as an hl7 message or not.
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#10
11-29-2011, 04:15 PM
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The ASTM low level protocol is not the same as the HL7 LLP. I will spend a bit more time tomorrow investigating the options for the LLP to see if it can be adapted, but the protocols are fundamentally different. I will also try to get you a sample message tomorrow.
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