Asynchronous Inbound Integration Processing
Inbound Integration Processing 29
Object Structure Processing Rules
Summary The integration framework applies processing rules to the object structures before
it builds the objects.
Object structure processing rules define conditions under which the system can
skip or stop a message, or change data in the object structure before the objects are
created. You can manipulate the primary or unique keys that are defined for an
object.
T
IP To see if inbound processing rules exist for the object structure, go to the Object
Structure Processing Rules tab of the Enterprise Service tab in the Enterprise
Services application.
The following table shows the possible object structure rule processing outcomes.
Object Creation
Summary The integration framework builds the objects by using the information in the
object structure.
Output The output of this activity is the objects.
Object Processing Rules
Summary The integration framework applies processing rules to the objects that it builds
before saving the objects.
You can use object processing rules to manipulate data in the object, before the
objects are saved. You can also use processing rules to access and retrieve
pertinent data from objects that you do not include in the object structure.
T
IP To see if processing rules exist for the object, go to the Object Processing Rules tab
of the Enterprise Service tab in the Enterprise Services application.
Condition Output
No object structure processing rules
exist.
The unchanged object structure.
The processing rules skip 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 processing rules stop the record. None; processing ends and the
message in error remains in the
queue.
The processing rules complete
successfully.
The updated object structure.
The system sets the primary keys of
the objects.
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