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OPERA V5 DB

The following interfaces are available under the OPERA V5 DB:

  1. Select the OPERA Interfaces menu.
  2. Under the OPERA Interfaces tree information, select the OPERA V5 Information you wish to look at.

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Mimic WS Post

Note: If the database connection has not been established, connect to the database by providing the required connection credentials when the database dialog box appears.

  1. Select the OPERA Interfaces menu.
  2. Under the OPERA Interfaces tree information, select the OPERA V5 DB tree information and then select the Mimic WS POST you wish to run.

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  3. Select any of the Operation Type from the drop-down list.
  4. Enter the URL to post the message.
  5. Select the Media Type from the drop-down list.
  6. Click the Indent and Structure icon in the Request xml text area to check the structure of the XML request message and indentation.
    1. It validates the details of missing tags and line numbers if the structure (tags) is not correct and displays an XML Structure Validation dialog box.
    2. It also indents the XML request message.
  7. Click the XSD Validation icon to check the validation of Request XML Message against XSD (XSD files are already uploaded for Sample Messages respectively).
  8. Click Upload XSD File icon to upload your XSD file against Request XML Message and click Open. Click XSD Validation icon to validate XML message against XSD.
  9. Click the Authentication icon to authenticate the posting of message.
    1. Enter your Username and Password and click Authorize.
  10. Click the Run icon. This displays the Response Message, Response Code, and Response Received in Response XML text area.

Once the message is successfully posted, you can see a green checkmark on the top right corner.

If the message is not posted, you can see a cross mark on the top right corner.

Actual DB API Post

Note: If the database connection has not been established, connect to the database by providing the required connection credentials when the database dialog box appears.

  1. Select the OPERA Interfaces menu.
  2. Under the OPERA Interfaces tree information, select the OPERA V5 DB tree information and then select the Actual DB API Post you wish to run.

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  3. Select any of the Operation Types from the drop-down list.
  4. Enter the URL to post the message.
  5. Click the Run icon. This displays the Response Message, Response Code, and Response Received in Response XML text area.

Once the message is successfully posted, you can see a green checkmark on the top right corner.

If the message is not posted, you can see a cross mark on the top right corner.