You can use the parameters provided here to configure the
Tpae IF Change Detection Connector.
- TCP Port
- Use this parameter to specify the port number on which client
listens for HTTP requests.
- Connection backlog
- Use this parameter to specify the maximum queue length for incoming
connection requests. After the queue is full, additional connection
requests are rejected.
- HTTP Basic Authentication
- Use this parameter to specify whether the HTTP basic authentication
mechanism is required for authentication.
- Auth Realm
- Use this parameter to specify the authentication realm sent to
the client when requesting HTTP basic authentication.
- Use SSL
- Use this parameter to specify whether the SSL is to be used to
accept client connections.
- Require Client Authentication
- Use this parameter to specify whether the client authentication
is required on SSL connections.
- JDBC URL
- Use this parameter to specify the JDBC URL of the data source.
- JDBC Driver
- Use this parameter to specify the JDBC driver class required for
the connections.
- Username
- Use this parameter to specify a valid user name to connect to
the JDBC system.
- Password
- Use this parameter to specify the password associated with user
name to connect to the JDBC system.
- Schema
- Use this parameter to specify the schema of the data source.
- External Systems
- Use this parameter to specify the comma-separated list of External
systems sending change notifications as HTTP POST requests.
When
this parameter is specified, only the stalled messages from the external
systems are detected and optionally processed. When this parameter
is empty, messages from all external systems are detected and optionally
processed.
- Action on error
- Use this parameter to specify the action to be performed on all
the hold messages sent by the specified external systems. The possible
values are:
- None - only the warning messages are displayed when a stalled
message is detected.
- Retry - status of the stalled messages from the specified external
systems is changed to RETRY and makes Maximo® to
reprocess them.
- Delete - deletes stalled messages from the specified external
systems.
Note: The Message Reprocessing application of Maximo can be used to reprocess or delete
the messages.
- Error check interval
- Use this parameter to specify the time interval, in seconds, between
the last received change notification and the first error check. Also,
the interval indicates the time between the error checks. If you set
the interval as 0, error check is not performed.
- Detailed Log
- Use this parameter to generate detailed log messages.
- Comment
- Use this parameter to add your comments. The comment is not considered
while parsing data.