Use this page to add or update the fields sent to the
service. Open this page using and then navigate to the Send Fields tab.
Note:
Displaying a specific field. Rather than
scrolling through each field, you can navigate to a field by
clicking on the respective node in the tree on the Main tab.
Also note, you can use the Alt+right arrow and Alt+left arrow
accelerator keys to quickly display the next and previous entry
in the scroll.
Note:
You're defining the application service's input
fields. On this tab, you define which fields
are populated in the XML document that is sent to the service.
Essentially, these are the service's input fields.
Description of Page
Use Sequence to define the order of the Send Fields.
Enter a unique Function Field Name and Description for each field sent to the application
service. Feel free to enter Comments to describe how the field is used by the
service.
Use Field Value Source to define the source of the field
value in the XML document sent to the service:
- If the field's value is the same every time the function
is invoked, select
Defined On The Function. Fields of
this type typically are used to support "hard-coded" input
values (so that the scriptwriter doesn't have to populate the
field every time they invoke the function). Enter the
"hard-coded" Field Value in the adjacent field.
- If the field's value is supplied by the script, select
Supplied By The Invoker. For example,
if the function retrieves an account's customer class, the
script would need to supply the value of the account ID
(because a different account ID is passed each time the
function is invoked). Turn on
Required if the invoker must supply the
field's value (it's possible to have optional input
fields).
Regardless of the Field Value Source, use XML Population Logic to define the XPath expression used
to populate the field's value in the XML document sent to the
service.
Note:
Usability suggestion. You populate a field's
value in an XML document by specifying the appropriate XPath
expression for each field. Rather than referring to an XPath
manual, the system can create the XPath expression for you. To
do this, click the adjacent
View XML hyperlink. This will display the
XML document used to communicate with the Service defined on the Main page. After the XML document
is displayed, click the
XPath hyperlink adjacent to the desired
field to see how the XPath expression looks. You can then cut /
paste this XPath expression into the XML Population Logic Field.
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