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Message Aggregation | Page | From time to time you may need to aggregate messages based on a trigger message that indicates some processing as been completed. |
CSV Data transformations | Page | Using the CSV packge to perform CSV to XML transformations |
EDI Data transformations | Page | Using the edistream package to transform edi messages to xml and back |
Email (POP3/IMAP/SMTP) | Page | Interlok can both receive emails via POP3 and IMAP and send emails via SMTP as part of its standard feature set. This guide will show you how to use Interlok... |
Flat file Transformations | Page | Use flat-file-transform-service to transform flat documents into XML. |
Making HTTP Requests | Page | Interlok comes bundled with an HTTP client (based on the standard JRE HttpURLConnection) which can be used to interact with API interfaces or external systems. |
Servicing HTTP requests. | Page | Interlok comes bundled with an HTTP server (based on jetty) which can be used to as an entrypoint into a workflow. |
Data Capture using JDBC | Page | Sometimes; you’ll want to capture data from an in-flight message and write it out to a JDBC compliant database. There are 3 standard ways you can do this : jdbc-data-capture-service, jdbc-raw-data-capture-service and jdbc-stored-procedure-producer. The first 2 are Service implementations which can write to any database... |
Data Query using JDBC | Page | jdbc-data-query-service is often used to extract data from a database to enrich the message. Here we will work through a few examples using the different translators and statements parameters. Sample Data Our sample database contains a single table with two rows. mysql> select *... |
JMS Integration | Page | This document summarises various configurations and concepts for handling various types of JMS messaging platforms using Interlok. Interlok can be configured... |
JSON Data transformations | Page | Using the JSON packge to perform JSON/XML and JSON to JSON transformations |
Integrating with MSMQ | Page | This document summarises configurations for consuming and producing messages using MSMQ. We will also describe some best practices related to the MSMQ infras... |
Integrating with Native WebsphereMQ | Page | This document summarises configurations for consuming and producing messages using the native IBM WebsphereMQ API. |
Integrating with OracleAQ | Page | This document summarises configurations for consuming and producing JMS messages using OracleAQ. |
SAP IDoc Integration | Page | This is a brief checklist and documentation of what you have to do to configure Interlok to send and receive IDocs with SAP over ALE. The bulk of the SAP con... |
SAP BAPI/RFC Integration | Page | This is a brief checklist and documentation of how Interlok can interact with SAP using RFC and BAPI calls. You will be already familiar with Interlok and it... |
Split and Aggregate | Page | Many messages passing through Interlok will consist of multiple elements. Often you will get a batch of messages (popular if you're a heavy EDI user); but ea... |
Splitting Messages | Page | Many messages passing through Interlok will consist of multiple elements. Often you will get a batch of messages (popular if you're a heavy EDI user); but ea... |
Integrating with Terracotta Universal Messaging | Page | This document gives a quick start guide to bridging messages to and from Terracotta Universal Messaging system. |
When to use a TriggeredChannel | Page | A TriggeredChannel is one that requires an external trigger; this can be useful in certain situations |
XML Transformations | Page | Use xml-transform-service to transform XML documents |
XML Validation | Page | We can use xml-validation-service to validate a number of things about an XML document by using a list of MessageValidator implementations. Multiple validation steps can be done in a single xml-validation-service instance; so you could Check that a message matches a given schema Check that certain... |