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Configuring Data Forwarding Targets
The Targets page enables you to define a list of targets which receive the data.
To access
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In the Operations Connector user interface, click in the toolbar. Then click Forwarding > Data Forwarding.
Alternatively, double-click an existing policy to edit it.
Click Targets to open the policy Targets page.
Learn More
A receiver target is a REST web service endpoint set up by a consumer application and is defined by its URL. The target can receive data in one of the two supported formats: JSON or XML. The consumer application that maintains the endpoint also defines whether data should be sent with a mechanism that guarantees delivery. You can define several different targets in a single policy.
Note that you must specify the port as part of the URL, even for the standard HTTP port. For example, if your target is http://computer.company.com/bsmc_data
, using the HTTP port, you need to specify http://computer.company.com:80/bsmc_data
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Tasks
How to configure Data Forwarder Targets
- In the target list, click above the Name column to add a new target.
- Enter the name of the target and its description.
- Provide the URL of the web service end point.
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Select the wire format. The following formats are supported: XML and JSON.
- To enable guaranteed delivery, select the option Use Guaranteed Delivery.
- Click Save to add the target to the list.
UI Descriptions
UI Element |
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<Data Forwarding Targets> | A table of configured receiver targets. The table lists the target name, description, URL, wire format and whether guaranteed delivery is used. |
Name | The user defined name of the receiving target. The filed is mandatory. |
Description | A brief description of the target. |
URL | The URL of the REST web service endpoint. The field is mandatory. |
Wire format | The wire format the target expects. The supported formats are XML and JSON. |
Use Guaranteed Delivery | Select this option to use guaranteed delivery. |
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