Move one channel beside Mirth without a rewrite
A coexistence move is safer when one integration has a clear boundary, named owner and reversible release plan.
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Tested environment Planning walkthrough using synthetic HL7v2 flows and a two-engine coexistence topology.
Pick one obligation
Choose a connection with known endpoints, an available counterpart and a support owner. Avoid the most politically important flow for the first comparison.
Keep one authority at a time
Build and test beside the current engine, but let only one engine own the live source. Use a controlled cutover and keep the rollback condition written before release.
Compare the full job
Judge how long planning, testing, release and support take. Message movement is only one part of the work your team must own.