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Transports and Interfaces: Siebel Enterprise Application Integration
What's New in This Release
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EAI Transports and Interfaces Overview
About EAI Transports
About EAI Transport Methods
Outbound Methods for a Transport Business Service
Inbound Methods for a Transport Business Service
Using Named Subsystems for Transport Parameters
Rules of Precedence for Parameter Specification
Common EAI Transport Parameters
About Object Interfaces and EAI
Database-Level Interfacing
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EAI MQSeries Server Transport
About the EAI MQSeries Server Transport Business Service
About the MQPMO_SYNCPOINT Option
EAI MQSeries Server Transport Parameters
Exposing MQMD Headers as Properties
EAI MQSeries Server Transport Named Subsystem
Using the SendReceive Method with MQSeries
Dispatch Error Handling for the EAI MQSeries Server Transport
Increasing the Maximum Message Length on IBM WebSphere MQ
Using the EAI MQSeries Server Transport on AIX
About EAI MQSeries Transport Re-Entrance
About Message ID Tracking for an Inbound Message
Invoking a Workflow Using MQSeries Server Receiver
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EAI MSMQ Transport
About Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ)
About the EAI MSMQ Transport
Methods for Sending and Receiving Messages
EAI MSMQ Transport Named Subsystems
Configuring the EAI MSMQ Transport Servers
Configuring EAI MSMQ Transport for Various Send and Receive Scenarios
EAI MSMQ Transport Prerequisites
EAI MSMQ Transport Parameters
About Defining Integration Objects
Sending Outbound Messages with EAI MSMQ Transport
Receiving Inbound Messages with MSMQ Receiver
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EAI Java Business Service
About the EAI Java Business Service
Requirements for Implementing a Java Business Service
Creating a Java Business Service
Defining a Business Service in Java
About Implementing a Business Service in Java
About Exception Handling for the Java Business Service
About the Lifecycle of a 32-bit Java Business Service
Example of a Java Business Service
About the Lifecycle of a 64-bit Java Business Service
Restrictions for Implementing a Java Business Service
Troubleshooting the Java Business Service
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EAI JMS Transport
About the EAI JMS Transport Business Service
About Synchronous and Asynchronous Invocation
About the JMS Publish-and-Subscribe Model
About Operations (Methods) of the EAI JMS Transport
Features Not Supported for Use with the Siebel JMS Transport
About JMS Message Types
About Sending and Receiving XML
About Multistep Operations Within a JMS Session
About Undeliverable Messages in JMS Transport
Detailed Input and Output Specifications for the EAI JMS Transport
JMS Headers and Properties
Input Arguments Used by the Dispatch Step
About the Output of the JMS Transport
Configuring the EAI JMS Transport
About the JMSSubsys Named Subsystem
About the JavaContainerSubsys Named Subsystem
About the JMS Receiver
About Reconnecting to the External JMS Queue
Creating a JMS Subsystem by Using the Siebel Web Client
Sending and Receiving JMS Messages
Receiving, Dispatching, and Sending JMS Messages
Sending and Receiving Custom JMS Properties
Enabling Authentication and Authorization for the EAI JMS Transport
About JMS Credential Specification
Configuring Credentials in JNDI
Configuring Credentials in JMS
Configuring Against Oracle WebLogic Server
Configuring Against TIBCO Enterprise Message Service
Configuring Against IBM WebSphere MQ
About Security Configuration on the JMS Server
Troubleshooting for the JMS Transport
About Logging for the JMS Transport
About Caching for the JMS Transport
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EAI HTTP Transport
About the EAI HTTP Transport
System Requirements for Using the EAI HTTP Transport
Selecting the Appropriate Business Service for HTTP
Using POST and GET
EAI HTTP Transport Named Subsystems
EAI HTTP Transport Method Arguments
Sending a Message Using the EAI HTTP Transport
Using the EAI HTTP Transport for Inbound Integration
Preparing to Use the EAI HTTP Transport for Inbound Integration
Specifying HTTP Parameters for Inbound Integration
Using the EAI HTTP Transport in Session Mode
Using the EAI HTTP Transport in Sessionless Mode
Process of Using the EAI HTTP Transport for Inbound Messages
Handling EAI HTTP Transport Business Service Errors
Processing and Sending Outbound XML Documents
Sending and Receiving Messages with the EAI HTTP Transport
Examples Using HTTP Request
Controlling Login Sessions with Session Mode
Sending Requests in Sessionless Mode
Accessing a URL Protected by Basic Authentication
Providing Client Certificate Information for TLS Mutual Authentication
Creating Custom Headers for the EAI HTTP Transport Service
About Sending and Receiving Messages Through HTTP
About Transport Headers and HTTP Response Headers
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Integrating Siebel Business Applications with Java Applications
About Siebel Business Applications and Java Applications
About the JDB Business Service API
About the Siebel Code Generator
Invoking the Siebel Code Generator
Code Generated for a Business Service
About Methods of Java Classes Generated for a Business Service
About the Code Generated for an Integration Object
About Running the Java Data Bean
Connect String and Credentials for the SiebelDataBean
Connection Parameters for the SiebelDataBean
Examples Using Generated Code for Integration Objects
About the Siebel Resource Adapter
Using the Resource Adapter
About the Connect String and Credentials for the Java Connector
About JCA Logging
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EAI DLL and EAI File Transports
About the EAI DLL Transport
EAI DLL Transport Methods
EAI DLL Transport Parameters
Creating a DLL to Call a Function in an External DLL
About the EAI File Transport
EAI File Transport Methods
Using the EAI File Transport Methods
Generating Unique Filenames
EAI File Transport Parameters
Enabling Write Access for the EAI File Transport
EAI File Transport Named Subsystem
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Transcode Service Business Service
About the Transcode Service Business Service
Transcode Service Business Service Methods
Convert Method
Validate Method
Transcode Service Business Service Examples
Using the Validate Method
Using the Convert Method
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