Settings to Configure the Sterling Connect:Enterprise UNIX Server Extract Service
To configure the Sterling Connect:Enterprise® UNIX Server Extract service, you must specify field settings in Application and in the Graphical Process Modeler.
Application Configuration
The following table describes the fields used to configure the Sterling Connect:Enterprise UNIX Server Extract service:
Field | Description |
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Name | Unique and meaningful name for the service configuration. Required. |
Description | Meaningful description for the service configuration, for reference purposes. Required. |
Select a Group | Group of services or adapters of the same type
that can act as peers. A Service Group name is used in BPML in place
of the Service Configuration name. Service Groups show up in the GPM
as if they were Service Configurations. Select a Service Group to
associate with this adapter. Valid values are:
For more information about service groups see Managing Services and Adapters. |
CEU Server Adapter Instance Name (CEUServerAdapterInstanceName) |
The instance of the Sterling Connect:Enterprise UNIX
Server Adapter that the Extract service should use. The preconfigured service uses the preconfigured adapter named CEU Server Adapter BP. |
Document Storage (DatabaseOrFileSystem) |
Defines how the document will be stored in the
system. Required. Valid values are:
Choose file system when handling very large batches. |
GPM Configuration
The following table describes the fields used to configure the Sterling Connect:Enterprise UNIX Server Extract service in the GPM:
Field | Description |
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Config | Name of the service configuration. Required. |
CEUBatchNumber | Numeric identifier for a batch within Sterling Connect:Enterprise for UNIX |
CEUBatchDateTime | Combined with CEUBatchNumber, this provides unique access to a batch. That is, these two parameters identify what batch is to be extracted. |
CEUServerAdapterInstanceName | Normally, this is already defined. |
DatabaseOrFileSystem | Normally, this is already defined. |
The required parameters CEUBatchNumber and CEUBatchDateTime can be obtained using XPath expressions when the business process is initiated by an auto connect. The following are examples of such XPath expressions:
<assign to="CEUBatchNumber" from="ACD_INFO/Batches/Batch[number(//loop_counter/text())]
/CEUBatchNumber/text()"></assign>
<assign to="CEUBatchDateTime" from="ACD_INFO/Batches/Batch[number(//loop_counter/text())]
/CEUBatchDateTime/text()"></assign>
Output from Business Process to Service
The following table describes the output from the business process to the Sterling Connect:Enterprise UNIX Server Extract service (Message To Service):
Parameter | Description |
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CEUBatchNumber | Numeric identifier for a batch within Sterling Connect:Enterprise for UNIX |
CEUBatchDateTime | Combined with CEUBatchNumber provides unique access to a batch |
Output from Service to Business Process
The following table describes the information that is placed in process data by the Sterling Connect:Enterprise UNIX Server Extract service (Message From Service):
Parameter | Description |
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PrimaryDocument | Batch payload |
CEUBatchNumber | Echoes the batch number provided to this service as input. |
CEUBatchDateTime | Echoes the batch date and time provided to this service as input. |
CEUBatchSize | Size of the message in bytes. |
CEUBatchId | Identifier (name) of the batch in Sterling Connect:Enterprise for UNIX. |
CEUMailboxId | The Sterling Connect:Enterprise for UNIX Mailbox ID from which the batch was extracted. |
CEUSessionId | Sterling Connect:Enterprise for UNIX session that the extract activity is associated with. |
CEUProcessFlagStatus | Depicts the flag settings for the batch before
the extract occurred. Comma delimited characters. For more information, see your Sterling Connect:Enterprise for UNIX documentation. |