SerializerFactory not defined

[davec]

Root Exception stack trace:
org.mozilla.javascript.EcmaError: ReferenceError: "SerializerFactory" is not defined. (81566f39-ed47-4bb6-8780-2a2995cc8331#5)

This is 1.7 on OSX

DAVE

[davec]

Re:SerializerFactory not defined

Ok, I'm kinda new to Mirth. Does it usually take a while to get support issues answered? Is there a better place to post this ?

Dave

[albertosaez]

Re:SerializerFactory not defined

Your problem is related to an error in the code of your transformers. Please, post your channel to review it.

[brendanh]

Re:SerializerFactory not defined

davec wrote:

Ok, I'm kinda new to Mirth. Does it usually take a while to get support issues answered? Is there a better place to post this ?

Dave

You must buy a support package from WebReach if you want official support for Mirth.

[brendanh]

Re:SerializerFactory not defined

Since you are using version 1.7, please post your channel or code so that we can test it here and see if it is a problem with the release or just an error in your code.

Post edited by: brendanh, at: 01/25/2008 11:50

[davec]

Re:SerializerFactory not defined

the transformer that is stored there is old data. It doesn't show up when I try to edit the transformer. incoming.xml (15737 bytes)

[albertosaez]

Re:SerializerFactory not defined

The problem is the code you have at the preprocessor (Scripts-->Preprocessor)

You've

return SerializerFactory.getHL7Serializer(useStrictParser, useStrictValidation, handleRepetitions).fromXML(message);

Please, change it to:

return message;

And, at the "Source" Tab, choose "No" to process batch files.

[davec]

Re:SerializerFactory not defined

OK,

But how do you get from xml to hl7 then ?

Dave

[qq3761290]

using Package.

Packages.com.mirth.connect.model.converters.SerializerFactory.getHL7Serializer().toXML(returnMessageHL7);