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Siebel Financial Services Connector for IFX XML Guide > Configuring FINS IFX XML > Process of Configuring the Workflow to Handle an IFX XML Request > Configuring a Transport MechanismThe fifth component is a transport mechanism. The example uses the HTTP transport. For information about transport mechanisms supported by Oracle, see Transports and Interfaces: Siebel Enterprise Application Integration. This task is a step in Process of Configuring the Workflow to Handle an IFX XML Request. To configure an HTTP transport
This step completes the request portion of the workflow, and it begins the response portion of the workflow. The outbound Siebel Connector for IFX XML can be used as the basis for any workflow that is used to send an outbound request message and wait for a response message. Alternative to the Transport Mechanism Business Service StepIf you do not have an IFX Service Provider, you can replace this business service step with two business service steps:
You may want to use this alternative during development, so that you can work without using an IFX server or middleware. Save all request and response message pairs into files to test all possibilities locally. Save a single IFX document in each file. The number of files depends on how many IFX documents you want to maintain. |
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