Filter out messages

[jayabharatha busireddy]

Hi ,

I have a requirement that I need to filter out all messages, and let ADT_A01 version 2.3 to go through with the process. How can I do that with cloverleaf engine.

Please suggest.

Thanks,

Jay

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[Anonymous]

This can be done in as many ways as you can skin a cat.

Simple create a route going to your destination and route the A01 then create a second thread going to file “/dev/null” and route everything else. This is not perfect, but it is quick and easy.

[Tom Rioux]

As John said you can do this as many ways as there are to skin a cat.  However, I wouldn’t bother creating two threads.  I would just create one thread and put a simple tcl proc in the IB tps that kills all messages except the A01’s you want.   Then just forward the A01’s for xlating or whatever.

Hope this helps…

Tom Rioux

[jayabharatha busireddy]

Thanks suggestions helped me a lot,

One more question.

Can I use Lookup table to filter all messages other than ADT_A01 v 2.3. ?How can I use a wild card rout to achive this?

Thanks,

Jay

[Tom Rioux]

You could… but the question is “why?”   I would assume you would want to use the lookup table witin an xlate and not within a tcl proc.  Why route extra messages to an xlate only to kill them?   Way too much overhead.  A simple proc in the inbound TPS will do the trick and it would only have to be a very short one.   Let me know if I can help you in any way.

Hope this helps…

Tom Rioux

[Max Drown (Infor)]

You can use a table lookup in a pre-proc filter.

-- Max Drown (Infor)

[Jim Kosloskey]

Yup – do that all the time.

We use one proc for all of our filtering and we can lookup if we want.

However, for messages where I can use routing, I use the routing to determine where things should or should not go as this makes things more obvious (IMO) in the GUI and elsewhere.

email: jim.kosloskey@jim-kosloskey.com

[Alan James]

Use the attached proc with the following arguments:

{PASSCOND A01} {SEGNAME MSH} {FIELDNUM 8} {SUBFIELDNUM 1}

[Russ Ross]

With regards to using a second route to a trash bin thead configured to go to /dev/null, you don’t even need the extra trash bin thread.

You can do a static route right back to the inbound thread and use a hcitpsmsgkill on that route to eliminate everything, then have another route for the ADT_A01 messages.

As stated already there are many valid ways to do this.

I mentioned this one because we used a trash bin thread early on but gravitated away from that method and more often use the one discribed above, which might mean we have a preference for it.

Russ Ross
RussRoss318@gmail.com

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