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1 Praveen Ummadi Sterling Technical Support Engineer 07 Augdurch 2014 Klicken hinzufügen Text Broadcasting in IBM Sterling File Gateway

2 Moderator and Presenter Moderator Eileem Mejia, IBM Sterling B2B Integrator Support, L2 Support Engineer Presenter Praveen Ummadi, IBM Sterling B2B Integrator Support, L2 Support Engineer

3 Agenda Overview of SFG Features MyFileGateway Role of Partner in myfilegateway Broadcasting Determining the consumer using a Fact Determining the consumer using a Business Process Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Related Properties and Event Codes

4 Overview of SFG Application for transferring Files. Large and High Volume Transfers End to End Visibility Automation and Data Security Supports Integration Single Sign on access

5 Features File/File name Transformations File Transfer Visibility Replay/Redeliver Notifications Extensibility Communications Protocol Support Partner Interface (myfilegateway) Dynamic Routing Partner Onboarding

6 MyFileGateway Upload or download files. Search for routes. View recent activity Generate reports Change their password. Subscribe to notifications

7 Role of Partner in myfilegateway Partners can be internal or external. Upload or Download files to myfilegateway View the status of file transfers Choose events to be notified Manage their own password Generate reports

8 Broadcasting Publish type message patterns are quite common. Various retail/manufacturing scenarios Copies of the same payload file to multiple consumers Dynamic Routing Channel Templates Consumers can be defined through the system fact 'ConsumerBroadcastGroup' Consumers can be definted through Business Process

9 Determining the Consumer using a Fact

10 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Login SFG with fg_sysadmin user Create Partner Groups

11 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Create Partners

12 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Add Partners to the Groups

13 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Create Producers and Producer Groups

14 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Create Dynamic Routing Channel Template Type Dynamic What will determine the consumer Facts in Producer File structure

15 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Special Characters handling

16 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Add Producer Groups and Consumer Groups

17 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Add Provisioning Facts (Optional) Note: The fact ConsumerBroadcastGroup does not have to be set as a provisioning fact here. it can also be set as a producer file structure file name pattern. If the ConsumerBroadcastGroup is set by the file name pattern in the producer file structure, the producer specifies the name of the File Gateway Partner Group in the name of the file they upload.

18 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Add Producer File Structure In the below example Producer would send files with names following the format 'ConsumerGroupName_RealFileName'

19 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Add Pattern for Consumer Mailbox Path Add Consumer File Structure

20 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Save Routing Channel Template

21 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Create Routing Channel

match the Producer File Structure we have configured in the Routing

22 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Broadcast a file through myfilegateway Please note that the file that has to be routed should match the Producer File Structure we have configured in the Routing Channel Template. In this example it should be ConsumerGroupName_RealFileName

23 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Observe from Filegateway UI that the file has been routed to the ConsumerGroupNames successfully.

24 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Observe from Filegateway UI that the file has been routed to the ConsumerGroupNames successfully.

25 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Observe from Filegateway UI that the file has been routed to the ConsumerGroupNames successfully.

26 Determining the Consumer using a Fact Observe that the files are routed to corresponding Consumer mailboxes with filename defined in consumer file structure.

27 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process

28 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Login SFG with fg_sysadmin user Create a Partner Group Add partners to the group

29 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Create a Business Process in IBM Sterling B2B Integrator which will populate list of consumers at the ProcessData level. For the below example the list of consumers are generated under ConsumerNameList/Consumer. <process name = "MyBroadcastList"> <sequence> <assign to="consumernamelist/consumer">cons1</assign> <assign to="consumernamelist/consumer" append ="true">cons2</assign> <assign to="consumernamelist/consumer" append ="true">cons3</assign> <assign to="consumernamelist/consumer" append ="true">cons4</assign> </sequence> </process>

30 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Check the output of the Business Process and make sure the list of consumers are populated under the process data element level ConsumerNameList/Consumer

Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Create Dynamic Routing Channel Template Type Dynamic What will determine the consumer Business Process Select

31 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Create Dynamic Routing Channel Template Type Dynamic What will determine the consumer Business Process Select the Business Process name which you have created in IBM Sterling B2B Integrator Give the Process Data Element Name from the previous step ConsumerNameList/Consumer

32 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Special Characters handling

33 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Add Producer Groups and Consumer Groups

34 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Add Provisioning Facts (Optional)

35 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Add Producer File Structure In the below example Producer would send files with names following the format 'OriginalFileName'

36 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Add Pattern for Consumer Mailbox Path Add Consumer File Structure as you prefer

37 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Save Routing Channel Template

38 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Create Routing Channel

39 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Broadcast a file through myfilegateway

40 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Observe from Filegateway UI that the file has been routed to the Consumer Names obtained from the Business Process successfully.

41 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Observe from Filegateway UI that the file has been routed to the Consumers successfully.

42 Determining the Consumer using a Business Process Observe that the files are routed to corresponding Consumer mailboxes with filename defined in consumer file structure.

43 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes

44 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Add mailbox.enablesharedlinkedmailboxes=true in customer_overrides.properties file. Create a Shared Mailbox in IBM Sterling B2B Integrator

45 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Login SFG with fg_sysadmin user Create a Partner Group Add partners to the group

46 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Create Dynamic Routing Channel Template Type Dynamic What will determine the consumer Facts in producer file structure

47 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Special Characters handling

48 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Add Producer Groups and Consumer Groups

49 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Add Provisioning Facts (Optional)

50 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Add Producer File Structure In the below example Producer would send files with names following the format 'ConsumerGroupName_RealFileName'

51 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Add the shared mailbox as Pattern for Consumer Mailbox Path Add Consumer File Structure as you prefer

52 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Save Routing Channel Template

53 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Create Routing Channel

54 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Edit consumer partner mailboxes in IBM Sterling B2B Integrator to make them linked mailboxes, and link them to the shared mailbox. Linked mailbox restrictions apply.

55 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Broadcast a file through myfilegateway

56 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Observe from Filegateway UI that the file has been routed to the Consumer Names obtained from the Business Process successfully.

57 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Observe from Filegateway UI that the file has been routed to the Consumers successfully from the SHARED mailbox.

58 Broadcasting through Shared Mailboxes Observe that the files are routed to corresponding Consumer Linked mailboxes from the Shared mailbox with the file names defined in consumer file structure.

59 Properties and Event Codes FgmaxBroadcastListSize : Maximum allowed size of the consumer list used for broadcast. If the returned list of consumers exceeds this size, the file is not routed. By default, the maximum size of a broadcast list is set to 100. FG_0553 : InvalidConsumerBroadcastGroup FG_0554 : MaxBroadcastGroupSizeExceeded

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