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  • 1.  Reverse Invoke

    Posted Mon September 30, 2002 07:46 PM

    Hi
    Can anlone tellme how to use a RI.I am really new to it.Right now our
    partners are sending doc to our internal server.Now we want to use RI.WE
    INSTALLED ONE EXTERNAL SERVER.NOW HOW OUR PARTNER WILL CHANGE THERE TN
    DELIVERY METHOD TO SEND IT TO US.DO I NEED SOME SERVICE LIKE HTTP ON MY
    EXTERNAL SERVER WHICH SEND THE REQUEST TO INTERNAL SERVER?
    SAME FOR OUTBOUND.
    ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRICATED.
    AJAY


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  • 2.  RE: Reverse Invoke

    Posted Mon September 30, 2002 07:57 PM

    jay,

    The only thing that would change after installing an RI server is your inbound connections. The outbound transactions would still remain the same as the RI is used mainly to avoid direct inbound access to your internal server.

    UNDER NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES, you do not need any special services or packages on the RI server. Just setup the RI server and the internal server to communicate with each other (covered well in the Admininstrator’s guide) and the ask you partners to use the RI server’s name and port in their URL. For example if they are currently sending to

    http://your_internal_server:5555/invoke/wm.tn/receive

    and your RI server has the proxy port configure on port 80 then their sending URL would change to

    http://your_ri_server:80/invoke/wm.tn/receive

    even through wm.tn:receive does not exist on your RI server.

    Rupinder


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  • 3.  RE: Reverse Invoke

    Posted Mon September 30, 2002 08:13 PM

    Hi Rupinder
    Thanx for your response.Rupender when my partners are sending the
    doc on RI Server the are getting following error in TN …
    Task ac1478a5f70daf82000000de failed with no more retries available.
    Reason for failure - Service Error
    Why they are getting this error?Any Idea.
    Regards
    Ajay


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  • 4.  RE: Reverse Invoke

    Posted Mon September 30, 2002 08:41 PM

    Ask them to check the task service output for more details about the error.


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