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Assigning Values
 
Assigning Values from a Service
CloudStreams allows you to modify the behaviour of how properties take values at run time. You can assign values from Header, Connection Parameter, Service, Parameters, and Literal to Connection group and Authentication group properties. You can also assign values to request parameters, request headers, and from response headers. When you assign a value, you can either hard code a specific value or assign a default value to a variable, that is, a value that is only assigned if the variable is null at run time, or assign a value of another variable by referencing the variable.
Note: You should assign values only if you want to change the default behaviour about how the properties take the values at run time. Further, when you assign values to properties in the Connection group, the properties appear as Global Variables under the selected Resource Group. See Configuring Assignments in Resource Groups for information on how to assign values at the Resource Group level.
CloudStreams allows variable sources for target types. The following table describes the allowed source and target assignments:
*Y - Allowed
*X - Not Allowed
Source
Header
Connection Parameters
Service
Parameter
Literal (User Typed Value)
Target
Header
X
Y
Y
Y
Y
Connection Parameters
X
Y
Y
Y
Y
XPath
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Parameter
X
Y
Y
X
X
The following are the allowed types and their descriptions:
*Header - Typically defined in REST Connector to represent a HTTP Header.
*Connection Parameter - Represents any Connection parameter, qualified with the group prefix, for example, cr.username represents the “username” field value defined under the “Credentials” group.
*Service - Represents a service, which implements the wm.cloudstreams.service.common.lookup.specs:mapServiceSpec
*Parameter - Interaction (Resource) parameter. It represents a run-time value of system or user specified parameter, within an interaction scope. Currently, system parameters can only be used as a SOURCE. A system parameter starts with the “core” prefix, for example, core.serviceName means the functional area/service under which the interactions (resource) are defined.
*Literal (User inserted value) - A constant value.
*XPATH - Represents a field path in an Integration Server document.
The following table describes the allowed assignment types and their descriptions:
Type Name
Description
Details
HEADER
HTTP Header
Typically defined in a REST Connector to represent an HTTP Header.
CONNECTION PARAMETER
Connection Parameter
Represents any Connection parameter, which should be qualified with the group prefix. For example, cr.username represents the field "username" value defined under the "credentials" group.
Group Name
Group Prefix
Is a Required Group?
Connection
cn
Yes
Protocol
pr
No
Credential
cr
No
OAuth
oa
No
Request Header
rh
No
Amazon Web Services
(aws_v2, aws_s3, aws_v4)
aws
No
Custom
cx
No
XPATH
Signature Field Value
Represents a field path in an Integration Server document.
SERVICE
Integration Server Service
Represents a service, which implements the wm.cloudstreams.service.common.lookup.
specs:mapServiceSpec
PARAMETER
Interaction (Operation/Resource) Parameter
Represents a run-time value of system or user specified parameter, within an interaction scope. A system parameter starts with a prefix "core". Currently, a system parameter can only be used as a SOURCE. The following table lists the system parameters:
Parameter Name
Description
Type
core.connectorID
Unique connector identifier.
String
core.serviceName
Functional Area/Service under which the interactions (operation/resource) are defined.
String
core.connectionAlias
Connection Alias used by the connector service.
String
core.virtualServiceName
Virtual Service Name used by the connector service.
String
core.interactionName
Interaction (operation/resource) name of the connector service.
String
core.businessObject
Business Object name (if any) used by the connector service
String
core.objectFieldList
Business Object Field Names (if any) used by the connector service
String[ ]
Any new user-defined parameter within the connector definition or using the connector service (during design time), can be directly referred to by its name, without any prefix.
LITERAL
User inserted value
Represents any text value.
Note: Assign actions are enabled only if there are arguments. For example, you will not be able to define arguments to pass to a service if there are no arguments in the selected service.
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