Mirth Connect RabbitMQ JMS Interface

There has been some question in the past about adding a RabbitMQ connector to Mirth Connect. While, yes, this could be done, I had wondered if there was a way to interface with RabbitMQ using Connect as is. After doing some digging I found a RabbitMQ JMS client and set out test it. The following is how I tested and what the interface looks like using Connect.


RabbitMQ Setup

To avoid having to install and configure RabbitMQ myself, I...

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