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Industry XML Transaction Manager
The Industry XML Transaction Manager is responsible for interfacing with the Siebel database. It retrieves data and executes database operations for financial services industry integration architecture. The Industry XML Transaction Manager can also extract query specifications entered by users in the memory cache, and run them through the connector modules to send a query message to external systems. Furthermore, it can undo operations if it receives an error in the fault section of the response message indicating that the external systems failed to execute the specified operations.
Table 2 lists all the user properties for Industry XML Transaction Manager.
The Industry XML Transaction Manager uses the prebuilt methods described in Table 3 to process inbound or outbound integration.
Table 3. Industry XML Transaction Manager Methods Method Default Display Name Description Execute Execute Transaction This method can be used for inbound or outbound purpose, as long as the integration object instance is provided. You should use the Execute Outbound method when Row Id is the only available input. ExecuteOutbound Execute Outbound This method can only be used for outbound purpose to execute operation specified in input arguments. See Table 6. ExecuteSave Execute and Save This method executes outbound operation specified in input arguments and also saves the transaction into memory or file. See Table 7.The Industry XML Transaction Manager business service uses combinations of user property, method, and method arguments to achieve different tasks.Table 4 lists all the method arguments available to use with The Industry XML Transaction Manager business service.
Although these arguments are available to use with the Industry XML Transaction Manager, not all can be used with each method. Table 5, though Table 7 list all the method arguments for each method.
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Siebel Financial Services eBusiness Application Integration Guide Published: 18 April 2003 |