eiConsole v.23R1
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eiConsole – B2B Processors (Adapters)

eiConsole Processor Types (Adapters)

With the eiConsole’s Adapter Processors component the user can connect to any Source system or service regardless of the communication protocol. By way of a graphical Interface, the user can not only configure Listeners, but Processors can also be configured at this stage. Processors perform operations that affect all of the incoming data, and they may be layered in any order.

Immediately after the eiPlatform (the Java framework runtime component) accepts data you will have the opportunity to apply Processors. Similarly, before sending data to a Target System, you can again apply Processors. Processors are a mechanism to do general work over the data stream, either directly after it is received or immediately before it is sent. You can implement as many Processors as you would like at these two locations.

Choose the Processor Configuration Tab

This stage offers a wide range of time-saving features to the user. To add a Processor, simply click the Listener or Transport icon in the main Route grid. Then select the Processor Configuration Tab. To add a Processor click the Add Processor button.

Click on the Add Processor Button

Next, give the Processor a meaningful name and select the desired Processor type from the drop-down list.

Processor Configuration Drop-Down List

The Processor description text area provides a meaningful description of the chosen Processor capabilities. Next, select the Add button.

Add the Processor by Clicking the Add Button

The Processor that was created will now appear in the Processor grid.

List of Processors Selected

If you have multiple Processors, they can be added with the same process. These Processors can be reordered to match the order of execution for your interface by simply using the Move Up and Move Down buttons.

Arrange the Order of Processors

The eiConsole has 138 Processors (Adapters) included with it out-of-the-box. Click on any of the links below for detailed information of the many configuration options available for each Transport. The most popular Processors are highlighted in bold.