Learning WebMethods

 Hello Readers, Welcome to my blog. Happy Reading! Today we will see how to enable/disable the ATS events in MWS. There are two ways by which you can do this actions. Lets see both of them in this blog today. 1. First Option In the below screenshot, you can see there are options to Activate and Deactivate the ATS events as highlighted. Select the ATS event by giving the name in search TextBox and click on search button Select the ATS event and choose the option Activate   Or  Deactivate  accordingly. 2. Second Option Select the ATS event by giving the name in search TextBox and click on search button Click on the ATS Event and scroll down the screen You will see the screen like below and there is a option(Active checkbox) to Activate  or Deactivate the ATS event. If you like this post/article, please do share your feedback in the comments section below. Thanks!!

 Hello Readers, Welcome to my blog. Happy Reading! Today we will see how to see the ATS Event logs in MWS. If you have created the Scheduled Events/Post processing Events and you wants to know if its executed successfully or not we can verify it with the help of Event logs. Let's see how to check that. 1. Login to MWS 2. Navigate to Event logs as per below screenshot

LOOP flow step As the name indicates, this flow step is useful if you want to loop over String list/Document list. Properties of LOOP step are; 1. Comments 2. Label 3. Input Array 4. Output Array Input Array - In this property you need to mention the name of String list/Document list/Array name on which you want to loop over. Output Array - In this property you need to mention the name of Output Array.

Hello Readers, Welcome to my blog. Happy Reading! In this blog, today we will see the types of ATS events in webMethods. 1. Login to MWS 2.  On  successfull login, on the left hand you will see the menu like this. Click on the option Event Management 3.  You will see the page like below. There are two types of Events. Post Processing Events Scheduled Events If you like this post/article, please do share your feedback in the comments section below. Thanks!!

Let's see the syntax of how to write conditions in webmethods using BRANCH. 1. Check if First name is Bob and last name is Steves There are two variables here in the pipeline, firstname and lastname. So the condition should be; %firstname%=='Bob' && %lastname%=='Steves' Note: Remember we can keep the values in single or double quotes. Both will work. %firstname%=="Bob" &&%lastname%=="Steves" Similarly OR condition Check if age is less than 30 or greater then 60 There is only one variable here in the pipeline that is age %age%<30 || %age%>60 If you like this post/article, please do share your feedback in the comments section below. Thanks!!

In this article let's understand what do you mean by flow elements, Flow Language and why it is used. Each programming languages has its own name to differentiate one language from  another, given by the developers. It has its own story why the name is called so. May that be Java, PHP, C, C++ many more. But when some one asks you what's the language you use for webMethods, what's your answer??. If you are a webmethods developer you can easily guess it ;-). If not don't worry here is the answer for you. That's called webMethods Flow language. Because using webMethods inbuilt flow elements developers write the programs and hence its called webMethods Flow language. Basic webmethods flow elements are : 1. MAP 2. LOOP 3. BRANCH 4. REPEAT 5. SEQUENCE 6. INVOKE 7. EXIT

BRANCH Here is the basic definition; BRANCH flow step conditionally executes an operation based on the value of a variable at run time. Simply means if you want to apply any condition please use BRANCH step ;-). In other words it's used as If - Else/Switch clause in webmethods. Let's see the properties of BRANCH flow step;  1.  Evaluate Label If you want to use  BRANCH  as if -else then set the  Evaluate label  property as  true. If the  Evaluate label  property is set as  false  then it will act as  Switch  clause. 2. Label 3.  Switch This property is used only when  Evaluate label   property is set to  false  i.e, in Switch case.  You need to mention the name of the variable in this property on which you wants to apply condition. Let's see the practical implementation; If-else Implementation ; 1. Take a BRANCH step and set Evaluate label to true. 2. Take a SEQUENCE/MAP flow step as the child step of BRANCH and in the label property apply the condition. Switch Implementati

Designer is an Eclipse based tool that helps the webmethods Developer to write the simple or complex flow services to make the data flow between two applications.