Use TCP listener to send initial socket connection request to an Analyzer #6100
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So I mistakenly posted this issue as a bug and @jonbartels solved the issue by suggesting that I setup a TCP Listener running in "client mode" and it worked. Here is the link he pointed me to: https://docs.nextgen.com/bundle/Mirth_User_Guide_41/page/connect/connect/topics/c_TCP_Listener_connect_ug.html |
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I have a problem, I am using mirth connect on my computer. I understand that BC 5150 has the port set to port 5100 and the Analyzer always act as the server while LIS PC should act as a client.
Now how do i send an initial socket connection request from the Mirth TCP listener to the Analyzer so that the analyzer now knows where to send its results.
I have some java code to establish the connection but where do i put it? and how will the analyzer know which port to client is listening on ?
from stackoverflow (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63709033/where-to-set-mindray-bc-5150-hl7-communication-port-number-and-ip-address
) there is a comment that states that ; "Once the handshake is completed, the server will push the results through that socket to the client pc. " But how does the server know which port the client pc is listening on?
This is quite confusing to me. I have also worked with other analyzers before, and the setting was simple since the Analyzer had an interface to enter the exact LIS ip address and port number to send results.
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