Re:Text file as input
chances are you'll need to run it past some preprocessor to convert that text into a proper XML format, then work with the XML structure you have afterwards.
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Text file as input
I'm new to mirth so forgive my ignorance if this is a dumb question...
Can Mirth handle arbitrary text file input that doesn't conform to a standard? I've need to import a pipe-delimited text file that looks like the following:
Hospital_Name|Date_of_Visit|Time_of_Visit|Sex|Age| Zip_Code|Chief_Complaint|Medical_Record_Number
St. Marys Reg|02/07/2007|08:02:00|F|6|12345|FEVER,WEAKNESS|M0XXXXXX
St. Marys Reg|02/07/2007|08:11:00|M|71|12346|WEAKNESS|M00XXXXXX
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Can someone point me in the direction of some docs that might shed some light on how to use mirth to handle these kinds of input files?Tags: None
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