Defining an App Inbound Source Application
After you have provided the definition of the Template, the next step while creating a Template is to define the Source application. A Source application is an application from where data is received. After defining the Source application, you must choose a Trigger.
A Trigger is an event that initiates the data exchange. For example, in an FTP Source application, if you choose On File Created as a trigger, then data exchange will initiate when the new file is created to the source FTP.
To select and configure the Source application of the Template:
Select the Source application and click Next. Â
Select the format and click Next.
No (Pass Thru): Select this option to transfer the file from one application to another.
Yes (Convert): Select this option to convert the data from one file format to another. To convert the data, you need to define the mapping between the fields of the Source and the Destination application. On selecting this option, you also need to define Who will define the mapping?.Â
Select I will define if you want to define the Partner's layout and mapping between the fields of the Source and the Destination application.Select Partner will define if you want your Partner to define the layout and mapping between the fields of the Source and the Destination application.
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Select the trigger from the drop-down list and click Next.
The list of triggers differs for the selected Source application. For the complete list of triggers of the supported applications, refer to Appendix D: Supported Applications.
If you have selected a business application then you also need to select the account to define the layout definition. This account is used to fetch and display the layout in the mapping.
Skip the next step(s) as these steps are defined by the Partner while creating a Transaction using this Template.
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Click Next.
The Partner who will use this Template will define the filter criteria.Â
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Click Next to select the Destination application.
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