Mirth (NextGen) Connect Bits #14: Build a Mirth Client API Facade for PocketMRTH

When it comes to the PocketMRTH app, one of the primary concerns revolves around the security implications of exposing the Mirth Client API. Ideally, the Mirth Client API should not be exposed directly to external entities. To address this concern, there are a couple of solutions worth considering: 1. Strengthening Network Security: 2. Creating a

PocketMRTH – A Mobile App to Monitor your Mirth Connect

(UPDATED: 11/03/2023: Included other features, latest is the Push Notification Alert option and how to use/enable it) (UPDATED: 02/03/2024: Included blog post about creating a Mirth Connect Client API Facade to be used for PocketMRTH) (UPDATED: 04/01/2024: Included details of the new feature “Events”) In the course of my journey into JavaScript, Mirth Connect, and