exactly 
It’s actually fairly trivial to use openmrs-eip to listen for whatever changes you’re interested in from OpenMRS, and propagate them as their FHIR representation (to wherever they need to go).
@ruhanga is doing just that with a FHIR bundle patient + service request for a new LIMS integration.
@ayesh where to would your FHIR resources need to go?
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in the Proposed architecture , we want to push the Fhir resources to a middle ware component , Open-HIM, which will forward the Payload to the SHR , HAPI-FHIR server in this case
@mozzy it’s perfectly fine to do a FHIR communication channel between OpenMRS and OpenHIM with openmrs-eip in the middle. It’s exactly for such purposes that it was designed.
In this case you wouldn’t use its dbsync component (that’s an OpenMRS-OpenMRS only thing), it’s just about writing a couple of Camel routes to hydrate Debezium events with FHIR messages, and then making REST calls to OpenHIM.
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perfect @mksd , i think thats the approach we would want take for this project . We will dicuss that approach more in the next design call . It woud do us very good if you can even attend our next call 
cc @ibacher @dkayiwa @jennifer
Depending on when it is, @ruhanga may just attend and provide all the necessary details.
Feel free to join #openmrs-eip on Slack and ask questions there too.
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great , ill surely join
@mksd out of nowhere . So isn’t dbsync the component which listens to mysql bin to retrive events ?. Or it is not and camel can be configured directly listen to events ?. I am asking because I am not familliar with any
@ayesh all Camel routes feed off the main Debezium one, whether it is for pure OpenMRS syncing or for integration purposes.
As @dkayiwa suggested, please try to go through the READMEs. They are in a still imperfect state but there is a lot of info in there anyway 
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Hey everyone! I set up a poll to help us identify a good date/time for the Design Forum that @mozzy suggests. Please take the poll by Monday morning so that I can make a general announcement in a timely manner.
Here is the recording from Monday’s Design Forum: 2020-09-24 PLIR Architectural Design Forum.
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Thanks for sharing this @jennifer. Is there a copy of the slide deck that @mozzy shared for further reference?
oh sure , you can find it here
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FYI , form the design sessions , we are replacing the OpenMRS eip component with the Analytics engine .Both components depend on Apache Camel and an embeded Dbezium engine .see wiki .
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The component of the analytics engine that we’re using (which is just the “export data from OpenMRS” component) works for what we would’ve used the eip component for here.