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Source Tab

The Source tab is where the source connector is configured. This includes the source connector properties, and the source filter/transformer scripts. Image of the Source tab where the source connector is configured. Choose a Source Connector Listener Settings Polling Settings Source Settings HTTP Authentication Settings Source Connector Properties Parent topic: Edit Channel View

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Edit Channel Tasks

The following context-specific tasks are available throughout the Edit Channel View: Task Icon Task Name Description Save Changes Saves a new revision of the current channel, if anything was actually changed. Validate Connector Validates the currently viewed connector, ensuring that all connector properties are valid and able to be saved. Edit Filter Enters the Edit Filter View for the currently viewed connector. Edit Transformer Enters the Edit Transformer View for the currently viewed connector. Import Connector Imports a connector from an XML file into the current channel. For source connectors, this completely overrides all source connector properties and the source filter/transformer. For destination connectors a new destination is added to the table. Export Connector Exports the currently viewed connector to an XML file. This includes all connector properties and the connector's filter / transformer. Export Channel Exports the current channel to an XML file. The channel must be s

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Scripts Tab

The Scripts tab is where channel-level scripts are configured. Select a script type from the drop-down list and edit the script in the text area.Select a script type from the drop-down and edit the script in the text area below. If a number appears next to "Scripts" in the tab, that number represents how many scripts have been edited from the default values. There is also a Reference List to the right for easy drag-and-drop of common helper methods / code templates. The following channel-level script types can be edited: Deploy Script: This script executes once when the channel is deployed. You have access to the global / global channel / configuration maps here. Typically this script is used to perform a one-time operation for the given channel, such as loading a properties file from disk, or instantiating a database connection. Undeploy Script: This script executes once when the channel is undeployed. You have access to the global / global channel / configuration maps here. Typically

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Destination Tasks

In addition to the general Edit Channel Tasks, several context-specific tasks are unique to the Destinations Tab: Task Icon Task Name Description New Destination Creates a new destination and adds it to the table above. Delete Destination Deletes the currently selected destination and removes it from the table above. Note that a channel must have at least one enabled destination. Clone Destination Copies the currently selected destination and adds it to the table above. Enable Destination Marks this destination as ready to process messages at deploy time. Disable Destination Marks this destination as not ready to process messages at deploy time. Note that a channel must have at least one enabled destination. Move Destination Up Moves the currently selected destination one row higher in the table above. Move Destination Down Moves the currently selected destination one row lower in the table above. Edit Response Enters the Edit Transformer View for the currently selected destination's r

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Destination Table

This table shows you all currently configured destinations for your channel. You can see at a glance the type of each destination, whether it is enabled, what chain it belongs to, and more. Column Description Status Indicates whether the destination is enabled or disabled. Only enabled destinations process messages. A channel must have at least one destination enabled. Destination Double-click this cell to edit the name of the destination. Note that while a destination may be renamed, its metadata ID will remain the same. Id The metadata ID that uniquely identifies this destination within the current channel. Connector Type The type of destination connector. To change this, select the destination from the table and choose a new type from the drop-down menu directly below the table. Chain The chain this destination connector belongs to. The first destination in the table is automatically placed into chain #1. To start a new chain, select a subsequent destination from the table, and unch

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Edit Channel View

The Edit Channel view is where channels are configured. General settings and other properties not specific to a connector are configured on the Summary Tab. Connector-specific settings are configured on the Source and Destinations tabs. Channel-level scripts not specific to connectors are configured on the Scripts Tab. Navigation Summary Tab The Summary tab is where general settings not specifically tied to connectors are configured. Source Tab The Source tab is where the source connector is configured. This includes the source connector properties, and the source filter / transformer scripts. Destinations Tab You can configure destination connectors on the Destinations tab. Scripts Tab You can configure channel-level scripts using the Scripts tab. Edit Channel Tasks Parent topic: Edit Views

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