go to post Benny Verhamme · Oct 24 I have a few questions. - We have created some custom services and operations with extra settings. These settings are not visible anymore. Is this going to be implemented? Or do we need to do something extra? - I have also overwritten a property of operation with another description. Our description is not showing, it shows the description of the class we extended from? Also here what am I missing? - Another thing, is this still using Zen pages? At first sight and don't think so? - Is there maybe a tutorial on creating your own custom selector for settings on a operation or service? Because I have created a custom selector in a zen page dialog. But if zen is no longer supported guess I have to rebuild this. - It is not very clear how everything is implemented and how we can customize things as we like.
go to post Benny Verhamme · Oct 9 Hello Colin We had the same issue. If you want to use a router: - You have to set the Response From property on the router with name of the operation. - Make sure to set Forward Generated Response To Target(s) to true- The Response timeout. Do not set the Respone timeout on -1 because the system could hang if you have an error on the router. - Make sure that all the reply action codes (router and operation) are set in a way the system does not retry. This way you can also use a router. Kind regards Benny Verhamme
go to post Benny Verhamme · Apr 15 Hello Julian Thanks for your clear answer, I will discuss your answer with my team. The proposal to filter in advance on trigger event in the main router is very interesting and is a good middle way. It's a way to keep the complexity in the systemrouter, but to do an easy filter in the main router. And it is still very maintainable. Kind regards Benny Verhamme
go to post Benny Verhamme · Apr 15 The purpose of the first mapping is to do some transformations on the messages that are necessary for all the other systems. So we consider them as default transformations that's why we need a first mapping. Thank you for your advice