Using Send Services
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To use a send service, do the following:
Procedure
- Install the package containing the service you want to use. See Installing the Predefined Transaction Services for instructions.
- Ensure that all database scripts for the send service are installed. Also, all triggers associated with the send service must be enabled. By default they are enabled. For more information about database scripts, see Database Scripts.
- Before you can use any predefined transaction services you must reconfigure the default Adapter for Oracle Applications connection parameters to point to your Oracle Applications system. All predefined transaction services for Oracle Applications 12.2.7 use a connection named OracleAppsDB1227. For instructions about editing connections, see the chapter on adapter connections in the IBM webMethods Adapter for Oracle Applications Installation and User’s Guide.
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Specify the maximum number of business documents the service will
retrieve per polling interval. By default this value is set at
100000. To modify this setting, update the value of the noOfRowsToFetch parameter in the send service’s specifyDefaultSettings MAP step. -
You can run any send service in debug mode by setting the
debugMode parameter to
TRUE. By default the send services run in debug mode. You should run your services with this option turned off because if you run the services in debug mode, the WM_TRACKCHANGES table will grow, consuming resources in your Oracle Applications system. For more information about running send services in debug mode, see Database Scripts. -
Customize the
procBizDoc service to define how the send service
processes and delivers the business document. Within this service you must be
sure to provide a value of either
SUCCESSorERRORin the transferStatus output field of the docTransferResults document. - Schedule the service to run. To schedule the service you use the Integration Server’s scheduler. For information about using the Integration Server’s scheduler, see the chapter on managing services in IBM webMethods Integration Server Administrator’s Guide.