Progress OpenEdge pickup

1. Overview

This consumer is used to call a Progress OpenEdge procedure. This consumer can poll for messages.

Calling the procedure is based on a built-in timer. The called procedure has no input parameters and one or more LONGCHAR output parameter(s).

If a procedure needs to be called with an input parameter and an output parameter, you should use the OpenEdge Gateway .

The output parameter will be stored in the ConnectMessage as a string MessagePart with the MessagePart_name as its part-name.

In the table below, you will find an explanation of these properties.

All attributes with a * are mandatory.

Attribute	Description
Name*	By default, we fill this out with the technical tag, followed by a serial number. Changing the name is optional.
Enabled	Set this value to true, if you want this consumer to be enabled.
Consumer Autostart	Consumer will be started at startup of the interface.
AppServer Type	Set the type for your AppServer here. The following types are allowed: DC, for AppServerDC * DCS, for secure AppServerDCS * Pacific, for PASOE Server * Pacific Secure, for secure PASOE Server **When selecting this type, the correct URL will be entered in the fieldAppServer URL.
AppServer URL*	URL to connect to the Progress AppServer.
Username*	AppServer username.
Password*	AppServer password.
AppServer Info	AppServer info.
AppServer Procedure*	Name and path of Progress procedure.
AppServer Session	Choose AppServer session type, which can be free or managed . Depending on your appserver settings.
AppServer Output Parameter*	Name of OUTPUT parameter of called procedure. This must be the same name as the output parameter name in the progress procedure.
MessagePart Name	Name of the MessagePart in a ConnectMessage where the content of the file is being stored.
Max Messages Per Poll	Number of messages being handled per poll. For example if max-messages-per-poll l is set to 5 and the timer to every 10 seconds a maximum of 5 messages every 10 seconds is handled. If set to -1 all messages available are handled per timer interval.
Quartz Cron Expression	Definition of the interval this polling consumer will check for messages. Cron format /30 * * * * (sec) (min) (hour) (day) (month) (year). The default is 30 seconds.
Description	Description of the specific consumer. This is for documentation purposes.

Attribute

Description

Name*

By default, we fill this out with the technical tag, followed by a serial number. Changing the name is optional.

Enabled

Set this value to true, if you want this consumer to be enabled.

Consumer Autostart

Consumer will be started at startup of the interface.

AppServer Type

*Set the type for your AppServer here. The following types are allowed:

* DC, for AppServerDC * DCS, for secure AppServerDCS * Pacific, for PASOE Server * Pacific Secure, for secure PASOE Server **When selecting this type, the correct URL will be entered in the fieldAppServer URL.

AppServer URL*

URL to connect to the Progress AppServer.

Username*

AppServer username.

Password*

AppServer password.

AppServer Info

AppServer info.

AppServer Procedure*

Name and path of Progress procedure.

AppServer Session

Choose AppServer session type, which can be free or managed . Depending on your appserver settings.

AppServer Output Parameter*

Name of OUTPUT parameter of called procedure. This must be the same name as the output parameter name in the progress procedure.

MessagePart Name

Name of the MessagePart in a ConnectMessage where the content of the file is being stored.

Max Messages Per Poll

Number of messages being handled per poll. For example if max-messages-per-poll l is set to 5 and the timer to every 10 seconds a maximum of 5 messages every 10 seconds is handled. If set to -1 all messages available are handled per timer interval.

Quartz Cron Expression

Definition of the interval this polling consumer will check for messages. Cron format */30 * * * * * (sec) (min) (hour) (day) (month) (year). The default is 30 seconds.

Description

Description of the specific consumer. This is for documentation purposes.