Maybe you’ve already figured this out, but if not, hopefully the following info can be helpful.

We use a custom TCL proc in the Inbound Replies panel of the Outbound tab of the ws client thread.  We set Await replies to yes, and plug the custom TCL proc into the TPS Inbound Reply field.  Here’s an example of a proc that retries s…Read more

I can’t imagine their API endpoint is going to work via https on a rawclient thread if they don’t have a cert installed.

You mentioned this is an internal API… wondering if they are using a self-signed cert that your rawclient…Read more

userdata = {httpResponseInfo OK} {httpResponseHeaders {{Keep-Alive timeout=75} {transfer-encoding chunked} {Server {}} {X-Backside-Transport OK OK,FAIL FAIL} {connection keep-alive} {content-type application/soap+xml;}…Read more

Don Martin

Sanford Health

Thanks for the post on the PDF issues you’re experiencing.  We’re about to migrate from 6.2 to 20.1.1.3 on AIX, and we handle a lot of PDFs in a similar fashion to what you describe.  Currently we use PROTOCOL:pdl-tcpip PDL: mlp2_tcp.pdl and often send these messages across different sites.  We’ve will have occasional issues with be…Read more

Don

keyspace is typically set to the something like DTC_{{transactionId}} You can get the transaction ID from from the message metadata under DRIVERCTL > DTCCTX > XID

Then we retrieve the message handle like this:
set mh [stagegetmsg…Read more

I have a message flow pattern where I will be using a fileset-local protocol thread to write a file at the end of a series of steps, and I am also using the same thread to read the file and kick off another series of steps.  My question is if there is potential for the input side of the thread to try to grab a file before the output…Read more

package require shmc_email

set subject “email subject”
set message “An error occured when trying to send some data…”
set email “me@someDomain.org”
if [catch {shmc_email::email $email $subject $message} err] {
puts “Error Calling SHMC_Email in $module — $err”
}

Thanks.

Don Martin

Sanford Health

I should have mentioned that earlier.

I think it was a previous post from you that gave me the idea to copy the message and change the type to DATA.  What you propose seems like it would probably work, but I may just leave things as they are and hope that the invalid MSI index warnings don’t cause any problems.  Appreciate the response.