In Router Regex basic remains the same, but one particular use case which I am fond off in CPI is using flags to control flow or control logging. Normally this is done using content modifier which is externalized to sets like ‘Yes/No’ , ‘true/false’ or ‘X/ ‘ , but a user may...
You can place a content modifier between steps 1 and 2 and create a new property with expression ${in.body}, for example named p_origBody Then, after you do what you need to do with step 2 payload, you can restore step 1 payload in the message body tab by referring to the propert...
To overcome this issue, you can use a subsequent Content Modifier step to delete all headers that are not supposed to be part of the outbound message. Now this clearly states that there could be certain irrelevant headers which could be causing a problem. If we retain some relevant headers ...
Content Modifier: We will declare properties to store the data that we need to dynamically set as the subject, recipient address, mail body, PDF name and also the Base64 encoded data(refer image4). Image7 In Message Body we use the stored Base64 encoded data by using the expression ${pr...
For simplicity, we always set the body to Successful payload using Content Modifier. Finally, the AMQP Receiver Adapter will enqueue the response in the queue specified by JMSReplyTo header. The headers JMSCorrelationId and JMSReplyTo are listed in the Allowed Header(s) under the Runtime ...
Sending some payload from content modifier step. receiver channel config. Files in SFTP server after deploying flow. Similarly you can configure and test sender scenario. Hope this will help you to test SFTP scenarios in CPI on your own like consuming public soap/rest/odata services. Bi...
In-order to be able to search my Iflow in monitoring based on Idoc number, I have configure Content Modifier with Header Values I am using Headers --> SapIDocDbId, SapIDocTransferId, SapIDocType in my mail body and created SAP_ApplicationID to pass Idoc Number from payload which will ...