Configure ESM Configuration Tool .INI File

You can configure Oracle Argus Interchange ESM Configuration Tool by changing the items in its initialization (INI) file from the Oracle Argus Interchange Mapping interface.

1. Open ESM Mapping.
2. In the Service INI File Setup dialog box, enter the following parameters and click OK.

Field Name	Description
IT E-mail	e-mail address that will be used by Oracle Argus Interchange Service in case the transmit time-out occurs (Physical Media or EDI Gateway time-out).
Business E-mail	e-mail address where a message can be sent if the Receive ACK time-out value is reached.
User E-mail	e-mail address where a message can be sent if the user does not process the E2B Report within the time-out value.
EDI Software Name	EDI Software name used i.e. Axway B2Bi
EDI Database Name	Database name for the EDI software
EDI User ID	User name for EDI database
EDI Password	Password for the User ID
EDI Client Software	Type of database used by the EDI software
DTD Path	Path to the location of the DTD file
Log File Path	Path where Oracle Argus Interchange Service will write the log files
Multiple Database Section	Displays all the configured databases for Oracle Argus Interchange Service.
Delete Button	Removes the entire database configuration from the Oracle Argus Interchange Service INI file.
Time Out Section	In the esmservice.ini the following parameters can be added: EDI_TRANSMIT_TIME_OUT - EDI Transmit Time Out value (File is not picked up by Gateway) PHY_TRANSMIT_TIME_OUT - Physical Media Transmit Time Out value (File is not picked up manually) RECEIVE_ACK_TIME_OUT - Receive ACK Time Out value (ACK is due for transmitted reports) E2B_PROCESS_TIME_OUT - Processing Time Out value (ICSR Report not Processed by User) XML_TRANSMIT_TIME_OUT- XML Transmit Time Out value (File is not picked up by Gateway) BINARY_TRANSMIT_TIME_OUT - Binary Transmit Time Out value (File is not picked up by Gateway) ACK_RECEIVED_MDN_UPDATE_TIME_OUT - MDN Time Out Value (For ICSR Reports which have received Bus ACK) CYCLONE_STATUS_CHECK_TIMEOUT - This parameter enables the system to consider MDN updates for those hours after the date of transmission. After timeout, that message is not considered for MDN update even if there is an MDN. The default value is 24 (hrs)