Hello all,
After a month of test, we put Mirth in production.
The test has be done whith Mirth V1.3 and V1.4, Java 1.6, Win2k server .
We have a single LLP listener, et 4 output channels .
Nothing, special, just strings and segments manipulation.
The first problem is since we receive socket (LLP) message from E-Biz engin, the LLP listen stop to receive without warning or error, and E-Biz cannot re-open the connexion. If I restart the channel, the communication resume with success, until the next cut off... We can run some time a day without problem, sometime we have 4-5 cut off a day. We process 1000 messages / day
The second problem, the Java.exe take 100% after received de first message. If a restart the channel , the CPU goes normal.
I have isolated the receiving (LLP) channel, the new channel receive only the message from E-biz, and without modification put the hl7 message file in de specific directory.
Same problem, after first message de java.exe took all CPU. With this test the problem of listening with E-biz has not be seen. May be it's to early to confirm that.
Any suggestions ?
I will switch with version 1.5 and try the new options in the LLP listening (GE Centricity/MIK hint).
Thank you.
Gilbert.
Post edited by: gdoyle, at: 07/01/2007 15:49
Post edited by: gdoyle, at: 07/01/2007 18:09
After a month of test, we put Mirth in production.
The test has be done whith Mirth V1.3 and V1.4, Java 1.6, Win2k server .
We have a single LLP listener, et 4 output channels .
Nothing, special, just strings and segments manipulation.
The first problem is since we receive socket (LLP) message from E-Biz engin, the LLP listen stop to receive without warning or error, and E-Biz cannot re-open the connexion. If I restart the channel, the communication resume with success, until the next cut off... We can run some time a day without problem, sometime we have 4-5 cut off a day. We process 1000 messages / day
The second problem, the Java.exe take 100% after received de first message. If a restart the channel , the CPU goes normal.
I have isolated the receiving (LLP) channel, the new channel receive only the message from E-biz, and without modification put the hl7 message file in de specific directory.
Same problem, after first message de java.exe took all CPU. With this test the problem of listening with E-biz has not be seen. May be it's to early to confirm that.
Any suggestions ?
I will switch with version 1.5 and try the new options in the LLP listening (GE Centricity/MIK hint).
Thank you.
Gilbert.
Post edited by: gdoyle, at: 07/01/2007 15:49
Post edited by: gdoyle, at: 07/01/2007 18:09
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