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Creating a Routing Rule
 
Configuring the IS Service Transport
Configuring the Email Transport
Configuring the FTP Transport
Use the following procedure create a routing rule.
Important:
You must have administrator privileges on Integration Server to execute the following procedure.
This procedure requires you to select the package in which you want the rule’s routing service registered. If this package does not already exist, create it before you begin. If you need procedures for creating a package, see webMethods Integration Server Administrator’s Guide, or the webMethods Service Development Help for your release.
*To create a routing rule
1. Start Integration Server Administrator.
2. On the Adapters menu, click Routing.
3. On the View Routing Rules screen, specify the routing criteria in the three text boxes under the Sender, Receiver, and MsgType columns, and click Add Rule.
Remember that these values should match the sender, receiver, and msgType values that will be submitted with the document, or a wildcard character (*). These values are case sensitive.
4. On the Edit Routing Rule screen, set the following Routing Rule Flow parameters to specify where you want the routing service created.
In this field...
Do the following...
ACL Group
Select the ACL group to which you want to limit the routing service access. Only the users that are in groups that are in the selected ACL list will be able to use this service.
Package
Select the package in which you want the Partner Manager to register the routing service it generates.
Main flow service
Accept the default service name suggested by the Partner Manager or type a new, fully qualified name for the routing service. (This is the name that the Partner Manager will assign to the flow service it generates to perform the routing action. By default, the Partner Manager suggests a name that incorporates the sender, receiver, and message type information.)
Important:
If Sender, Receiver, or Message Type contains characters that your file system does not support, be sure to modify the suggested name to eliminate those characters. For example, if the message type were “XML\PurchaseOrder”, you would eliminate the \ from the suggested service name.
If Receiver or Message Type contains a wildcard character (*), then the Partner Manager automatically replaces it with “WildCard” in the service name.
5. If you want the routing service to invoke a pre-processing or post-processing service, type the fully qualified name of that service in the Pre-Processing Service field and Post-Processing Service field.
6. Select the transport that you want to use to deliver the document.
Select this transport...
To...
Service
Pass the document to a specified service on a local or remote Integration Server.
Email Outbound Service
Send the document to a specified mailbox as an attachment to an e-mail message using the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP).
FTP Outbound Service
Send the document to a specified file location using the File Transfer Protocol (FTP).
7. Configure the transport as described in the following sections, then click Save.
To configure the...
See this section...
IS Service transport
Email transport
FTP transport
The routing rule appears in the View Routing Rules screen. By default, it is disabled. You can enable it by clicking No in the Enabled? column. Once enabled, it changes to Yes.