Status | Description |
Updated Locally* | The publishable document type has been modified on Integration Server. |
Updated on the Provider* | The publishable document type has been modified on the messaging provider. |
Updated Both Locally and on the Provider* | The publishable document type and the provider definition have both been modified since the last synchronization. You must decide which definition is the required one and push to or pull from the Broker accordingly. Information in one or the other document type is overwritten. |
Created Locally | The publishable document type was made publishable when the messaging provider was not connected or the publishable document type was loaded on Integration Server via package replication. An associated provider definition may or may not exist on the messaging provider. If the messaging provider is Broker and an associated provider definition exists on the Broker, synchronize the document types by pulling from the Broker. If an associated provider definition does not exist on the messaging provider or the messaging provider is Universal Messaging, create (and synchronize) the provider definition by pushing to the provider. |
Removed from Provider* | The provider definition associated with the publishable document type was removed from the messaging provider. If you want to recreate the provider definition, push the publishable document type to the provider. If you want to delete the publishable document type on Integration Server and the messaging provider is Broker, pull from the provider. If you want to delete the publishable document type on Integration Server and the messaging provider is Universal Messaging, delete the publishable document type manually. For more information about deleting a publishable document type, see
Deleting Publishable Document Types. |
In Sync with Provider | The IS document type and the provider definition are already synchronized. No action is required. This status may not be correct for a publishable document type associated with a provider definition on Universal Messaging because the "In Sync with Provider" status merely indicates that no changes have been made to the publishable document type locally since the last synchronization with Universal Messaging. If changes were made to the provider definition on Universal Messaging either using Universal Messaging or by another Integration Server pushing changes to Universal Messaging, the publishable document type status remains "In Sync with Provider." |