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Creating a Capture Point for IWD Web for Automated Task Upload
In order to use the automatic job upload feature in release 9.0, you must configure a special IWD Web capture point in GAX. This type of capture point is similar to a File capture point. In its configuration you specify:
- The locations/folders for:
- Inbound tasks—The location to which the source system will write new XLS/XLSX/CSV files, to be fetched by the iWD Web importer.
- Partially processed tasks—The location for files for which at least one record could not be processed.
- Processed tasks—The location for files after they have been successfully processed by the iWD Web importer.
- Error—The location for files containing a format error which has caused processing to fail.
- The frequency with which the Inbound folder will be scanned.
Creating the iWD Capture Point application in GAX
Import the iWD Capture Point template in GAX
- Navigate to Environment -> Application Templates.
- Click New.
- Click Import Application Template in the top right corner.
- Choose the correct iWDCapturePoint.apd file.
- Click OK.
Creating the iWD Capture Point Configuration Object in GAX
- Navigate to Environment -> Applications.
- Click New.
- Select the correct the iWD Web Capture Point template.
- Select the Host (General tab) and Tenant (Tenant tab).
- In the Application Options tab, set the configuration options for the capture point as shown in the table below.
- Open the iWD Web Server application and add the newly created iWD Capture Point(s) to the connections list.
Capture Point Application Options
Option Name | Changes Take Effect | Mandatory | Default Value | Type | Description |
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[default-values] | |||||
InteractionType | After restart | Yes | Inbound | String | Interaction type |
InteractionSubtype | After restart | Yes | InboundNew | String | Interaction subtype |
IWD_solutionId | After restart | Yes | SLT1 | String | Solution ID |
IWD_tenantId | After restart | Yes | SYSTEM | String | Tenant runtime ID |
MediaType | After restart | Yes | Workitem | String | Interaction default media type |
Queue | After restart | Yes | IWD_New | String | Default interaction queue |
[settings] | |||||
capture-point-type | After restart | Yes | iwdweb | String | A capture point is instantiated only if this option is set to iwdweb. |
inbound-scan-interval | After restart | No | 10 | Integer | Defines (in seconds) how often the inbound directory is scanned for new files. Value range: 0 - Integer.MAX_VALUE (32-bit) |
inbound-directory | After restart | Yes | String | Defines the path to the inbound directory in the file system | |
error-directory | After restart | No | Error | String | Defines the path to the error directory. If it exists, it must be different from all other directories specified in the options. |
partially-processed-directory | After restart | No | PartiallyProcessed | String | Defines the path to the partially processed directory. If it exists, it must be different from all other directories specified in the options. |
processed-directory | After restart | No | Processed | String | Defines the path to the processed directory. If it exists, it must be different from all other directories specified in the options. |
move-non-compatible-from-inbound-default | After restart | No | true | Boolean | If set to true, non-compatible files from the inbound directory (files that do not have either .XLS, .XLSX or .CSV file extensions) are moved to the Error directory. If the error-directory option is not configured, or its value is empty, and the move-non-compatible-from-inbound-default option is set to true, non-compatible files will be deleted from the inbound directory. If set to false, non-compatible files in the inbound directory are ignored. |
skip-lines | After restart | No | 0 (zero) | Integer | Number of lines to skip before header lookup. Value range: 0 - Integer.MAX_VALUE (32-bit) |
[mapping] | |||||
<ATTRIBUTE>.name | After restart | Yes | N/A | String | Column name to attach the attribute to. |
<ATTRIBUTE>.df | After restart | No | N/A | String | Date format for current attribute. Use JVM SimpleDateFormat pattern as specified in the official Oracle documentation. |
<ATTRIBUTE>.value | After restart | No | N/A | String | Override file value with provided value only if cell value is empty . |
This page was last edited on December 19, 2017, at 15:01.
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