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Anyone involved in the implementation or day-to-day administration of the

integration framework applications must be familiarized with the integration

framework architecture. Familiarity with the architectural concepts is essential for

using the application and implementing framework components.

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- Table of Contents3
- Intended Audience13
Chapter 1: What Is the Integration Framework17
Chapter 2: Integration Framework Architecture19
- Integration Framework Overview20
- Integration Framework for Data Exchange22
- Object Structures22
- Content27
Chapter 3: Inbound Integration Processing33
- Asynchronous Inbound Integration Processing34
- Synchronous Inbound Integration Processing46
  - Enterprise Services46
  - Enterprise Service Web Services54
Chapter 4: Outbound Integration Processing61
- Asynchronous Outbound Integration Processing62
- Synchronous Outbound Integration Processing69
Chapter 5: Integration XML and Schemas75
- Integration XML Structure76
- Integration XML Content76
- Root Element77
- Key Fields81
Chapter 6: Interface Tables109
- Location of Interface Tables110
- Names of Interface Tables110
- Interface Queue Tables110
- Creation of Interface Tables111
- Regeneration of Interface Tables112
- Deletion of Interface Tables and Records112
  - Duplicate Columns and Aliases113
    - Column Name Lengths and Aliases113
  - Key Columns113
- Format of Interface Tables113
- Interface Table Polling119
  - Configuring External Systems120
Chapter 7: Message Tracking123
- Message Details124
- Message Tracking Configuration125
- Message Events127
  - Tracked Inbound and Outbound Events128
Chapter 8: Error Management129
- Queue Error Management130
- Interface Table Error Management131
- Error Management Configuration132
  - System Properties Configuration132
  - External Systems Configuration Properties133
- Error Notification134
- Message Reprocessing135
- Message Statuses135
- Common Causes of Errors138
  - Error Research139
- Non-Queue Error Management141
Chapter 9: Basic Configuration143
- Predefined Components and Queues144
- Prerequisite Activities144
- Integration Framework Administration145
Chapter 10: Endpoints and Handlers157
- Configuring Endpoints158
- Handlers159
- Writing Custom Handlers170
Chapter 11: Advanced Interface Table Polling173
- Cron Tasks174
Chapter 12: JMS Queue Configuration177
- Creating and Configuring a Queue178
- Sequential Queues179
- Continuous Queue179
- IBM Websphere MQ188
  - Configuring JMS Endpoints and Handlers188
  - Configuring the Integration Queues and Websphere MQ Provider189
Chapter 13: Security191
- Integration Queue192
- Remote Integration Apis (Micservice)198
- Interface Table Security199
- Outbound Router Handler Security199
- Object-Level Authorization199
Chapter 14: Cluster Configuration201
- Configuring the Cron Task202
- JMS Queues203
- Dedicated Message Processing Servers209
  - Server Cluster Configuration209
- Global Directory209
- Inbound Message Receipt209
Chapter 15: Integration Framework Customization with Processing Rules213
- Objects and Records214
  - Object Rule Definitions214
- Processing Rule Definitions215
- Conditions and Evaluations219
Chapter 16: Integration Framework Customization with Java and XSL227
- Outbound Customization228
- Publish Channel228
- Invocation Channel228
- Processing Rules229
- Inbound Customization237
Chapter 17: Integration Component Additions and Modifications243
- Object Structure Creations244
  - Required Object Determinations244
  - Building the Object Structure244
- Predefined Object Structure Modifications246
- Endpoint Creations246
- Predefined Endpoint Modifications247
- Adapter, Service, and Channel Creations247
- Predefined Service and Channel Modifications250
- Creating an External System250
- Predefined External System Modifications251
Chapter 18: Integration Queries253
- Query Services254
- Object Structure Element259
- Web Service Queries262
Chapter 19: Integration Web Services265
- Enterprise Web Services266
- Object Structure Web Services266
- Web Service Deployment Actions267
- Standard Web Services267
- XML Schema Generation268
- Web Service Definition Language Generation269
- UDDI Registration270
- Integration Web Service Invocations270
Chapter 20: Multiple Language Support273
- Default Processing for Translatable Columns274
- Language Tables274
- Multilanguage Attributes275
Chapter 21: Integration Modules277
- Integration Module Components278
- Integration Module Prerequisites280
- Logical Management Operation Associations280
- Operational Management Product Associations280
- Logical Management Operation Enablement281
- Integration Module Implementation Properties281
  - Integration Module Parameters281
    - Integration Module Tasks282
    - Integration Modules and Endpoints282
  - Java Class and Invocation Channel Usage283
- Integration Module Invocation287
Chapter 22: Launch-In-Context Feature295
- External Application Preparations296
- Defining Launch Entries296
  - Launch Entry Properties296
  - Operational Management Product-Specific Properties298
- Associating the Launch Entry with a Signature Option299
- Associating a Signature Option with a User Interface Control or a Toolbar Menu Item299
- Associating a Signature Option with a Push Button300
- Signature Option Conditions300
- Associating a Condition with a Signature Option301
Appendix: Collaboration Switches303
- Format of Collaboration Switches303
- Default Collaboration Switches304
- Collaboration Switch Retrieval305
- View Collaboration Switches306
- Collaboration Switch Modification307
- Collaboration Switch Additions307
  - Modifying the MXCOLLAB Table308
- Inventory Collaboration Switches310
- Invoice Collaboration Switches312
- Labor Transaction Collaboration Switches314
- Purchase Order Collaboration Switches314
- Purchase Requisition Collaboration Switches316
- Receipt Collaboration Switches318
- Work Order Collaboration Switches319
Notices321
- Index325

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