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I need to received data from external server which uses JMS p2p model. Anyway so
Jess
over 10 years ago
I need to received data from external server which uses JMS p2p model. Anyway solution that's also available on cloud? New to this so please bear with me....
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chase.putnam
over 10 years ago
Appian Cloud does not support external JMS messaging integrations. You can review the list of integrations available in Appian Cloud at:
forum.appian.com/.../Appian_Cloud_Integration
You may wish to look into the use of Web Service integrations such as a SOAP integration that can make use of the out of the box Call Web Service node in Appian.
forum.appian.com/.../Call_Web_Service_Smart_Service
You can also expose Appian processes as web services.
forum.appian.com/.../Publishing_Process_Models_as_Web_Services
There are also shared components on Appian Forum that can make use of other web services such as HTTP based REST APIs using the Send HTTP Request plugin.
forum.appian.com/.../summary
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Jess
over 10 years ago
hi Chase, any suggestion what the best way to solve the problem?
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chase.putnam
over 10 years ago
You would need to create a wrapper on the external JMS server to send messages in a compatible web service protocol, such as SOAP, to the Appian instance. You may be able to follow something like what is detailed here:
www.novell.com/.../11229.html
however JMS systems and servers can vary greatly.
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Jess
over 10 years ago
Nice solution but the problem is that we can't change any thing from the jms server. Any other work around? TIA
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Jess
over 10 years ago
Chase, is it possible that if a client has a remote server then they can install appian as on premise? If then they can be able to use JMS functionality for appian. TIA
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