Ifacetable Handler - IBM BJ0NJML - Service And Asset Management Integration Manual

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HTTPMETHOD Property
CONNECTTIMEOUT
Property
READTIMEOUT Property
URL Property
USERNAME and
PASSWORD Properties

IFACETABLE Handler

ISREMOTE Property
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getHeaderProperties()
This method has the following signature:
public Map String, String getHeaderProperties(Map String,?
metaData, byte[] data, Map String,MaxEndPointPropInfo
httpInfo)
This method returns a map of the HTTP header properties for the request.
The default implementation returns a null value unless a header property
map is associated with the metadata map that has the HEADERPROPS
key.
transformPayloadToFormData()
This method has the following signature:
public Map String,String transformPayloadToFormData(Map
String, ? metaData, byte[] data,Map String,
MaxEndPointPropInfo destinationMap)
This method converts the XML payload to data. The default
implementation returns a null value.
This optional property specifies the HTTP method that you use. The supported
values are POST and GET. The default value is POST when no value is specified.
This optional property specifies the connection timeout value in milliseconds.
This optional property specifies the read timeout value in milliseconds.
This optional property specifies a valid URL to which XML data can be posted or
where an HTTP GET operation can be performed.
If the URL requests basic authentication, these properties specify the required
values. Both values are MIME encoded and are passed to the URL.
The IFACETABLE handler consists of several properties. This handler writes data
from an outbound queue to an interface table in a local or remote database. There
are no Java exits for this handler.
The FLATFILE handler can be used only with publish channels, not invocation
channels. The object structure that you associate with a publish channel must be
marked as flat supported. Resolve all object structure alias conflicts and format
the XML message according to the system schema to write the message to an
interface table.
Only publish channels can use the IFACETABLE handler. Invocation channels
cannot use this handler.
This required property specifies whether interface tables are available in the local
system database in the system schema or in a different schema. Its value can be 0
or 1.
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