Step | Description |
1 | A data change occurs on a source, and the source resource sends a notification document. |
2 | The source Integration Server builds and publishes a canonical document. |
3 | Because the source is also a target, it (as well as all other targets) subscribes to the canonical document via a trigger. As a result, the source receives the canonical document it just published. Logic on the source Integration Server uses the canonical document to build an update document to send to the source. The source receives the update document and makes the data change again. Because the source made this data change, it once again acts as a source to notify targets of the data change. The process starts again with step 1. |
Step | Description |
1 | A data change occurs on a source, and the source sends a notification document. |
2 | The source Integration Server builds and publishes a canonical document. |
3 | A target receives the canonical document and makes the equivalent change. |
4 | Because the target made a data change, it sends a notification document for the data change. |
5 | The target Integration Server builds and publishes a canonical document. |
6 | The source receives the notification of the change that was made by the target and makes the change, again. This results in the process starting again with step 1. |