Reference applications
The Designing applications and Application programming sections provide comprehensive details about the methods used to design and build a Financial Transaction Manager (FTM) application. However, it can be difficult to design and build an application from scratch based purely on those sections without some additional help.
The reference applications in this section show how to go through the basic process of actually designing
and building an application based on fully working applications. These applications are:
- Sample application
- Can be used to check that Financial Transaction Manager, and all of the prerequisite software, is installed and working correctly.
- Fragmentation sample application
- Enables an FTM application to handle very large file sizes in an efficient manner by splitting fragments and mapping in parallel.
- ODM integration sample application
- Shows how to control or influence FTM orchestration from ODM.
- Scheduled Expectation sample application
- Illustrates the situation of a payment request that is expected on a repeating timed basis, and raises an operator alert if the payment request does not arrive within a configurable time limit.
- Store and Release sample application
- This is a very basic payment application system that implements a mediation process between a client and a payment gateway. However, payment messages will be put in a holding state, before being released, if their value date is not compatible with the payment gateway.
- Debulking and Bulking Sample Application
- Demonstrates the use of the debulking and bulking patterns in an FTM application. The application processes batch transactions individually and then bulks these transactions into outbound messages based on a shared field.