I have Mirth configured with three channels:
Channel A
Source: LLP listener
Destination: Channel Writer (to Channel B )
Destination: Channel Writer (to Channel C)
Channel B
Source: Channel Reader
Destination: LLP sender (to REMOTESERVER1)
Channel C
Source: Channel Reader
Destination: LLP sender (to REMOTESERVER2)
The messages flow through Mirth just fine, but if REMOTESERVER1 or REMOTESERVER2 goes offline I want Mirth to queue all the messages that come in through Channel A so when the remote server comes back online it gets everything it missed. What is the best way to do this that uses the smallest amount of disk space necessary?
Thanks so much.
Post edited by: miguelsom, at: 09/19/2007 14:25
Channel A
Source: LLP listener
Destination: Channel Writer (to Channel B )
Destination: Channel Writer (to Channel C)
Channel B
Source: Channel Reader
Destination: LLP sender (to REMOTESERVER1)
Channel C
Source: Channel Reader
Destination: LLP sender (to REMOTESERVER2)
The messages flow through Mirth just fine, but if REMOTESERVER1 or REMOTESERVER2 goes offline I want Mirth to queue all the messages that come in through Channel A so when the remote server comes back online it gets everything it missed. What is the best way to do this that uses the smallest amount of disk space necessary?
Thanks so much.
Post edited by: miguelsom, at: 09/19/2007 14:25
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