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IBM BJ0NJML - Service And Asset Management - User Exit Postprocessing

IBM BJ0NJML - Service And Asset Management
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Asynchronous Inbound Integration Processing
Inbound Integration Processing 27
User Exit Postprocessing
Summary The integration framework applies predefined processing logic in the user exit
class to the output from the preceding activity.
A user exit processing class typically customizes the object structure after the
execution of any predefined enterprise service processing logic. Both the object
structure and the enterprise service are available for use.
The MAXIMO adapter does not provide predefined user exit classes.
T
IP To see if any postprocessing customization exists, go to the Enterprise Service tab
in the Enterprise Services application. If the Enterprise Service Configuration and
Enterprise Service Response Configuration table windows show user exit classes,
check these class files for a postprocessing method values.
The same processing class contains the user exit preprocessing, user exit
postprocessing, and user exit object processing methods.
Output The following table shows the possible user exit postprocessing outcomes.
XSL Map
Summary The integration framework applies any mapping to the enterprise service to
convert it to an object structure format.
The MAXIMO adapter does not provide predefined XSL maps.
T
IP To see if an XSL map exists for an enterprise service, go to the Enterprise Service
tab in the Enterprise Services application. Look on the Enterprise Service
Configuration and Enterprise Service Response Configuration table windows for
XSL map values.
The processing class completes
successfully, with mapping.
The object structure.
Condition Output
Condition Output is
No user exit class exists. The unchanged enterprise service
object.
The user exit class skips the record. None; processing ends and the
message is deleted from the queue.
If there are multiple records in one
XML file, the class skips the current
record and processes the next record.
The user exit class stops the record. None; processing ends and the
message in error remains in the queue
The user exit class completes
successfully.
The updated object structure.

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