Specifying Connector Properties

After you load the defined connector properties you can modify and add new values for testing purposes.

Connector properties you add or modify here do not override the properties you may have defined at the gateway, or node levels. However, when you run a handler test, the PeopleCode runs based on the values you define here and the Handler Tester writes the results to the database—and all PeopleCode database changes are permanent.

You can modify and add values for the following items:

Field or Control	Description
Connector Name	Specify the proper name of the target connector to invoke to send the message.
Connector Class Name	Specify the class name of the target connector to invoke.
Remote Framework URL	Specify the URL (as a string) to which to send a message. This value overrides the server URL.
Path Info	Specific to incoming HTTP requests. This is the path information extracted from the request.
Cookies	Specific to incoming HTTP requests. This is cookie string found when the request was received by the HTTP listening connector.
App Server Domain	Enter the name of the application server domain to use.
Synch Server Timeout	Specify the timeout period (in seconds) for a transaction at runtime. The default synchronous timeout period is 300 (five minutes).
Property Name/Value/Property Type	Add or modify connector property names, values and types.
Name/Value	Add or modify parameter names and values to send to the target system in the URL, if the external system can use query string parameters as input.